X-T30 III

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

The X100V doesn’t have a “look.” The “look” you are talking about is Fuji’s Film Simulations and that’s available on all Fujifilm X cameras. F2.8 will give you less bokeh than f2 but not significantly, IMO. In your case, there’s a €300 different between the two options. If you go the X-T30 III route

Beginner din ako and I'm currently using Fujifilm XT30 iii. Good naman. Im having fun experimenting with different film recipes. If you want a camera that would require no to minimal editing, i would recommend Fujifilm. Mas gusto ko ienjoy yung actual shooting with the camera, than editing the raw p

Vou ser algo biased porque conheço melhor a Fujifilm que outras marcas, mas para o contexto e valor dado parece ser a melhor opção por algumas razões. Em primeiro a kit lens que vem com com algumas das câmaras é talvez a melhor do mercado em comparação com outras kit lenses, refiro-me a 18-50mm 2.8-

In the tests I did alongside an X-T30 III, I noticed that this simulation is slightly warmer. However, when I set the white balance shift back to zero, it actually becomes cooler than Reggie’s version. That’s why I decided to leave it at a point where it simply felt right to me. It’s inspired by the

I bought xt30 iii two weeks ago. My very first camera. I was looking for a camera na minimal to no post editing required and tingin ko Fujifilm yung perfect brand for that. I already have a DJI Pocket 3, so i choose XT30 iii over XM5. So it depends kung ano mas gusto mo, photography ba or videograph

The Fujifilm X-T30 iii would be the next step on the Fuji path. It's a DSLR with film simulations. Most of the common DSLR controls without being too complicated. Interchangable lenses. And it's relatively lightweight and small. Not pocket-sized small but still hipbag friendly. It's a larger sensor

First, ask yourself why you specifically want a Fujifilm x-t30 iii. When someone says a specific camera model to start with, it’s usually for vague reasons like “I love film simulations” or “I’ve seen amazing pictures from it.” Know what an x-t30 iii gives you and maybe you can find a cheaper altern

Any camera would do, if you edit them after. Some cameras can do B&W in-camera, so you do not need editing after and this is the case for all Fujifilm mirrorless cameras. Fujifilm has 2 B&W film simulations : Monochrome, and ACROS (including 3 sub-variation) that came out later. You will find both i

I believe the biggest difference is a new processor so slightly better AF, I'll still sometimes switch to MF if I need to. Also, the III has a couple more film simulations. I'm not sure where you live but MPB has the III for about $1000 USD as Like-New Used which is about $200-300 cheaper than new.