X-T10

My first camera was a Fujifilm x-t10, which I still use currently for street photography, landscape, travel and some random portraits. It's probably the cheapest camera with an x-trans ii sensor and it delivers great pics straight out of camera with film simulations. Don't expect Sony AF though. The

have you tried focus peak to red high? its the setting i used on my XT10. Def it will be easier in cameras with betther EVFs, the jump to XH1 made MF a breeze.

The XT5 is an excellent camera. AF is probably its weaker point, compared to Sony of Canon, but it still does the job in most conditions. Will it remain a good camera? Yes. An XT2 is still an excellent camera; I have an XT10 that I still use even though it was released a decade ago. From a 2012 Olym

To use your Nikon F mount Tamron lens on the Fujifilm X-T10 you need a Nikon F to Fujifilm X mount adapter. Before buying though a few important things to consider. Most affordable F to X adapters are manual focus only which means you lose autofocus completely. For street photography or casual shoot

Sony shooter trying Fujifilm , in Single Focus mode the Fuji XT10(10 year old body) I grabbed is performing quite well so far. Here in US the newly released XT30 III (November 25th it was released) looks like a good option for $999.99 Body only, I think with the 15-45mm Kit lens $100 more but I tend

A mirrorless camera should outperform a compact because it'll have a physically bigger sensor, plus you can choose what lens you want - in your case, some sort of wide angle. You'll be looking at older mirrorless cameras within your budget, but basically any camera made in the last 10ish years shoul

I came from sony been using it since high school bought my first Alpha line a550 until a6000 then i changed to fujifilm xt10 the best photography camera with retro body the auto focus could be better but i only shoot manual with that camera to have film feel and never look back ever since now im usi

In Australia a xa5 would sell for equivalent in USD of about 300-350. I actually prefer the x-a3. Xa3 had a focus switch and a custom spot on mode dial to save a film recipe. The xa5 has no where to save a film recipe you can recall like all newer Bayer sensor (they replaced C on mode dial with pano

XT1 is flagship and xt10 is next step down but same sensor. XT1 fair bit heavier and a bit larger. Briefly had an XT1 now have XT10 I prefer the 10 tbh because of smaller size and weight even with 56mm F1.8 on it. My weirdo brain keeps screaming to upgrade to XT50 for the 40 megapixel sensor yet its

Happy hunting, I briefly had an XT1 was a nicely made camera. Only issue was, throw an lens adapter for old Canon FD lenses on it and use FD lens worked fine. Put a Fuji mount AF lens on it n it just froze up n screen would blink on and off. Thankfully no such issue with the XT10 I grabbed after ret