X-T30 II Body - Silver

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

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

Quick question first: is your priority wildlife on safari or versatility and weight for Kilimanjaro and Japan as well? One-sentence answer: For that budget and those trips, I would keep your X-T30ii, add the XF 100–400mm for safari reach, skip the body upgrade, and use the savings for a lightweight

As a Viltrox 75 owner, I can say it’s a great lens choice for portraits and wedding photography, but it’s a bit big and heavy. For the X-T30 II body, I think the 56mm f/1.2 II would be a much better option. For street photography and landscapes, I’d definitely recommend the 23mm f/2.8 pancake lens,

Since you asked, I wanted to add my opinion and experience on your question, and since I don't know your level of photography some of this may sound a little basic. Still could be helpful to beginners with the same question, so here we go. With the lack of IBIS on the 23mm f/2, you need to keep your

For a ₱50k second-hand budget, good Fujifilm options to look for are: Fujifilm X-T30ii - best value if you find a clean unit, compact and very capable for travel Fujifilm X-T20 - slightly older but still solid and often cheaper used, with a better option for lenses as with a budget of 50k If possibl

X-T30 II? The XT30III body only is just 58990. XF 35mm f/2 + XF 18-55mm combo is great. but if you have the money, you can get the newer kit lenses. If I only have room for 1 lens, I bring the xf 35mm f2 since it's a good all-rounder. It's also quite small. kung gusto mo makatipid, you might wanna c

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

I have the Fujifilm X-T30 II. It's a bit too small and I added the OEM Fujifilm grip.