X-T30 II Body - Silver

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

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

I have an x-t30 ii and see zero reason to go for the iii model. The iii‘s autofocus is marginally better, and that film sim dial is gimmicky. The film sim dial only contains some of the film sims. Instead, on the ii, I have set one of the buttons for film sims that lets me instantly access all of 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

in my very biased opinion i recommend fujifilm! personally aku pake xt30ii, kalo ada budget & mau commit, go for the xt5. otherwise the xt30ii or xe4 or xm5 are pretty good too. fujifilm cameras are very fun to use because of the manual dials and you cant deny that they look sexy. plus film simulati

I love using the xt30 ii around town and it’s a great everyday camera, comfortable in the hand with great jpegs out of camera. Fun to use and easy to put in new recipes. I’ve got both the OM5 ii (similarly great to hold) and the OM3 (not as comfortable to use although the leofoto bracket sorts that

If you think you want a viewfinder, then eliminate the X-M5. The X-T30iii is more of a spec bump from the X-T30ii. A bit more processing power, a bit quicker in autofocus, adds 6.2k/30p 10-bit video, a few extra film simulations. And physically, they replaced the Drive Mode dial with a Film Simulati

Solid plan overall, The X-T30 II + 35 f/2 is a great beginner-friendly setup and won’t limit you skill-wise. One thing I’d seriously consider though: if you’re open to buying used, look at the XF 16–55mm f/2.8 instead of the 18–55 kit. You can usually find it around ₱30–35k second-hand, and opticall

It's just one opinion, and it's based on trying not to overcomplicate things for someone new to photography. The reality is that there are infinite ways to answer your question depending on what you want to do. There are also arguments that both of these lenses are a bad general purpose choice becau

I got my X-T50 with the 16-50 and love it. Aimed for the X-T30II but found it to be a hir too small and the 50 fit my hands a bit better. Later I got a few primes including the XF23mm f2.8 for the pancake form factor and it made the camera almost pocketable. The flash on the 50 is nice to have, for