X-T30 III

X-Pro2. Hands down. The X-T30III is a great camera, and the X-M5 is a nice little body, and both are technically better than the X-Pro2 on pretty much every aspect besides build quality. But if what you want is fun? Well, the X-Pro2 is the most fun I've had with a camera period. And I'm a camera hoa

Before you spend all this money, go into a camera store IRL and actually hold a Fujifilm camera in your hands. Then perhaps a Sony, Canon, Nikon. These are tools that you need to love. There's a good chance you'll walk out of that store validated in your decision, but it's possible all your research

I was recently in the same boat and ended up buying the XT30-III body only. I'm definitely a casual enthusiast/beginner, upgrading from an older pentax digital camera. The XC 13-33mm seems like a solid and versatile lens. I think it's around the size of a pancake lens when its its not in use, which

Understood that budget is tight right now but use the strap that came in the box with your X-T30 III. Every Fujifilm camera ships with an included strap and while it is not the most comfortable it is reliable enough to keep your camera safe until you can afford a proper upgrade. A PHP 250++ strap on

Sony shooter trying Fujifilm , in Single Focus mode the Fuji XT10(10 year old body) I grabbed is performing quite well so far. Here in US the newly released XT30 III (November 25th it was released) looks like a good option for $999.99 Body only, I think with the 15-45mm Kit lens $100 more but I tend

The X-T30 III kit is a pretty good choice for a newbie. I prefer the black version, but unfortunately, Fujifilm's paint is a bit fragile—it scratches easily regardless of the color. I've seen people wrap their camera bodies and lenses in 3M skins, but I’m not sure if that affects the cooling.

For context, I have experience with both systems. I started photography last year with an Olympus E-M1, and eventually switched to a Fujifilm X-T3 which is a significantly better camera. But likewise, I've enjoyed my experiences with both systems. I really enjoyed Fujifilm because of the Film Recipe

Before anyone can help you decide, we need more info: What do you plan to shoot? Why do you want to swap? What's the R50 not doing for you? Both are solid cameras but have different strengths:Canon R50 - Better autofocus (Dual Pixel CMOS AF II), great for video, lighter/smaller, Canon RF lens ecosys

This is from a perspective of a non-wildlife photographer (lmao) who has the X-E5. It is basically a smaller Fujifilm X-T5 without the weather sealing. Or an even compacter X100VI with a detachable lens. It's great for street photography or your everyday camera that you bring around everywhere to ca

I used to own a Canon. When it was time to upgrade, I switched to Fuji. Why? There are many reasons, but the main reason is Canon's lack of availability for third party lenses. Madaming third party lens para sa Sony and Fujifilm, madaming options. It makes this hobby more affordable. I'm able to buy