X-T200

Just checking, you do realize that shooting with an X100 would be very similar to only having the EF-S 24mm f/2.8 STM pancake on your T7 all the time, right? Its lens is a fixed prime 35mm-equivalent (23mm) f/2 lens. You can't change it. It doesn't zoom, and it's slightly wide angle. Fuji comes at a

(cont.) ... she's mentioned that she likes nikon style of cameras Just me, but I'd be wary of interpreting this to mean she wants a Nikon. She probably just means a dSLR. And dSLRs are now older discontinued tech. Mirrorless systems are primarily what folks who like shiny new tech are after. The mos

Hey everyone, I am SUPER new to all things related to photo or video. Long story short is that I did as much research as I could and with the money I had, and landed on getting a [Fujifilm X-T200](https://fujifilm-x.com/global/products/cameras/x-t200/specifications/) camera with the [15-45mm lens](https://fujifilm-x.com/global/products/lenses/xc15-45mmf35-56-ois-pz/speci

I have had a Fujifilm X-T200 and its XC 15-45mm lens. Is it worth upgrading the lens and staying with Fujifilm or should I look for better cameras? If anyone has lens recommendations, those are highly appreciated. I can spend up to $400-500 for a lens.

Well, this might be semantics, and I suppose it's all relative based on what you consider expensive, but for me, nearly $2000 for a single focal-length camera isn't exactly entry-level, value, or budget. Compared to something like the XM5, XE4, XF10, X-T200, or X-A7, the X100VI is without a doubt po

I've been using the fujifilm X-T200 (got it for around 57,000 indian rupees or 670 us dollars) for about a year now and it has been amazing, I recently got the 7artisans 35mm f1.8 manual lens too. But I've been having second thoughts about it because I was told that sony would've been a better opti