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.

As the years go by I've been delving deeper into my hobby as a photographer

I currently own a Fujifilm X-T200 with a kit lens (XC 15-45mm f/3.5-5.6), TTArtisan 50mm F1.2, and most recently I purchased a XF 70-300mm f/4-5.6 which I'm very excited to use!

I tend to enjoy a lot of styles whether it's

don't get a x-t200. its a bad buy.

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!

Had fun with my camera last week exploring the redwoods. Would love any advice, I am new

I own Canon M50. It's a lovely camera, compact yet powerful. But like others have said its EF-M mount is obsolete, so, when you would get lenses in the future, you are limited to the Canon ones, Sigma ones and Viltrox ones. There are a few manual lenses available too, from ttArtisan and 7Artisan. Bu

Yeah a 50% price increase is insane, and not because of the specs because I think it almost justifies it, but because the Fuji lineup is so closely related in specs and price now. And with no rumor of an X-T200 replacement, there is no entry level camera.