X-T30 II Body - Silver

I follow this guy on TikTok! He does zero post-processing. All his photos are taken on the Fuji X-T30 II using a recipe he made himself (which can be found on the tiktok account itself). I can confirm they really do look exactly like that, since I use the same camera and recipe lol I dont have tikto

I bought an X-T30ii as my everyday carry. At the time it was a "risk" as I wasn't used to Fujifilm (my main shooter is a Canon) and so I didn't want to spend too much. If I am honest, if I knew what I knew now (ie that I really enjoy using Fujifilm cameras) then I would have spent extra for the X-T5

An X-T30II body costs £799 - the X-S20, body only, is £1249. That's quite a difference. A lot of people won't care enough about the differences between the two to spend an extra £450 that they could spend on a lens, I suppose.

I love the portability and the photos I get. I shoot jpg with 0 edits. A little hard to find considering the popularity. Can also look at XM5, XT30ii, XT50 or older models. Having said that the camera is not magic and you still need to know how to take photographs or you will end up like this guy wh

100% X-T50. I have the X-T30ii now and loving it but I wish it had 40 mp and IBIS lol

Yes. "Something between" is a good idea actually. Thank you. Fujifilm XT30II with Fujinon XF70-300mm.

For $200 AUD more I think the x-t50 is a no brainer. IBIS and the 40mp sensor are pretty big value adds. I went from the x-t30 ii to the x-t5 and it felt like a pretty major upgrade, though the x-t5 does still have a few features the x-t50 doesn't EDIT: The x-t30 iii is still an extremely capable ca

Fujifilm has more fun factor for sure. I really like the user experience. I traded an x-s20 for an S5II. I have also owned an X-H1 and X-T30 II. I do miss the smaller size and more affordable lenses, but I didn’t really care for the film simulations and if you mainly develop raw files, I will say th

I bought a Fuji X-T30 II a few months ago, and honestly, I’ve probably used it only twice. It’s a great camera, but ever since I discovered Mood, it’s been my go-to literally something I use every single day. As someone who loves being spontaneous and capturing moments as they happen, I’ve realized

I'd never recommend a brand, basically any generalization has exceptions, I would recommend a system though. I would almost always start with some sort of mid-range APS-C camera (a6400/Z50ii/R10/X-T30ii etc.), and then change based on what the person needs: Macro/Super-Telephoto? Look at a M4/3, Fas