X-T10

Upgrading a 10 yr old body is totally valid. And not GAS in my opinion. If you have the means, I say do it. Especially since you already have lenses/batteries and all you really need are the camera body and some new sd cards. The new sensors are really great. You’d also be expanding the film sim cap

Fujifilm has 2 sensors the popular x-trans which all modern Fuji have and the Bayer sensor which is more like other brand sensors The Bayer sensors are cheaper normally as they are not as popular but I wouldn't get the later models xt100/200 or xa5/xa7 as you can't save custom recipes .they have a f

Xt1 is legendary dude and the lens is amazing, bothbcan produce excellent results today, congratulations! I hope you have fun with it !n I'm not saying it to be nice , the sensor inside the xt1 and the xt10 is still praised today for the close to film results that it produces you can create amazing

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

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

The Xtrans II sensor is still my favourite when it comes to jpegs, I personally think it's the most "filmic". Although it is slow it is still nice to shoot with, although not giving the sharpest image. So id say anything with that sensor. Xpro 1, XE2, XT10, X100S. Some you'll find for under $400. I

XT10 is a still a great camera but not worth $275/- esp with sensor scratch.

Happy hunting. I just grabbed an XT10 for $200 off ebay but been trying to get a Fuji for 2ish months AND this is a 10ish year old body and only 16 megapixels

Best value is the XS20 hands down. For something under $500 however I think the only option is the XT10 depending on your area. It's slow and doesn't always hit with it's autofocus but it's got a really great sensor that I love so much that I still shoot with my XE2 (same sensor) from time to time e

What? I bought mine brand new in 2018 for 29k, accessories included. 🥲 Also, medyo may buyer's remorse ako with XT100. Iba yung sensor niya from the more mainstream series so hindi applicable yung mga popular recipes sa kanya. And speaking of recipes, di nakakapagsave ng recipes sa XT100. If I had a