X-T200

The X-T200 is fine as a camera, but it has some limitations : - first is that you cannot reprogram all teh buttons the way you want, so if you use it for a while you will probably end up frustrated by the lack of user customization. - second is the fact that it uses a Bayer sensor, not the X-Trans t

I’ve not personally had any issues with my 16-50mm lens with autofocus, but it’s always worth putting a similar thickness glass, and yes I would say the x-a7 is likely impossible without desoldering, the x-t200 you should be able to squeeze the sensor out, I wish I had any more help like a rundown o

I’ve been using a Fujifilm X-T200 with the Fujifilm XC 15-45mm f/3.5-5.6 OIS PZ and Fujifilm XC 50-230mm f/4.5-6.7 OIS II. My main gripe is the autofocus. It’s schizophrenic and regularly grabs random background objects no matter what AF mode I try. Ergonomics are also cramped for larger hands and o

No don't buy from them absolute scammers!! Here's what happened to me a few months ago. I was looking to buy a Fujifilm camera and came across an 36k camera on their site the photo and everything looked good so i emailed them for further details. A sales guy contacted me and said "very good camera p

I was thinking about trying Fuji cameras because of their film simulations. Then I realized that everything is more expensive (Fuji bodies ridiculously hold value), lenses are more expensive, build quqlitt is not better than Olympus or Lumix, features are definitely not better. As for X-T200, it has

Well the GRIII is crop sensor obviously, so a different class. But yes, it sucks for video, and AF is poor. That said, the glass is truly sensational. It justifies its cost by being the smallest possible crop sensor camera by some way. It's a powerhouse. It also has ND (or HDF) and IBIS and RAW. The

They'll take the same photos, don't worry. The larger X-T2 fits in my hands better and I like having more physical dials, but they take the same photos. the X-T200 is more cheaply made and imo it lacks the vibe that the better Fujis have.

I own a Fujifilm X-T200 with standard kit lens and a 35mm prime lens. I do a lot of hikes and I've always found really uncomfortable carrying the camera with me. So, I've had a look at camera clips, like the peak design capture or the pgytech beetle, and I couldn't imagine something more brilliant.

I apologize if this is not the correct subreddit for this kind of issue. Feel free to redirect me if my problem is better off somewhere else.

I have a Fujifilm X-T200 camera that I’ve had for about 3 years now, and the back buttons (on the screen side) are often unresponsive. They work maybe 1/10