X-T200

Fujifilm X-T200 and X-T50 with the Viltrox AF 25mm F1.7 (very good little lens)

Some of my favorite shots from Yellowstone—taken over a few days with a Fujifilm X-T200 (16-80mm f/4 and 70-300mm f/4-5.6). Haven’t even scratched the surface of exploring this park so definitely plan to be back (same goes for Grand Teton).

Am I welcome here? Hi just got the Fujifilm x-t200 This was within my budget and I genuinely like this camera alot but I would have liked it even more if it had custom film simulations.. right now I just look at the recipes and try to make it while shooting which can be annoying but I guess I can g

i’ve been dying to get a good pic of a blue jay, i’m so glad i got these. they’re very elusive😭 took these with my fujifilm x-t200 and an adapted pentax 200mm f/4.

i took this with a pentax-m 200mm f/4 adapted to my fujifilm x-t200! analogue telephoto lenses are heavily underrated for a budget friendly wildlife lens imo, you can get them for extremely cheap a lot of the time, and the results look amazing!

If you are new to photography and mostly want nice photos without thinking too much about settings, the Fujifilm X100VI is great, but the rental cost is honestly high for a week long trip. With a budget of around 500 to 600 pesos per day, you might want to look at easier and cheaper options. Cameras

Yup. I started with the X-T200. Brought it in snowy, sandy, and rain foresty (lol) conditions. Never got any issues despite lacking weather seal.

Got to hang out with this magical creature for a bit this morning! (Fujifilm x-t200)

I would go with the XM5. Why would you even think of switching to Sony if one of your Complaints is that the X-T200 doesn't have enough Film Simulations? Sony doesn't even know how to write Film Simulations..