X-T30 III

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.

Fujifilm X-T30 III or Sony A6400 or Canon EOS R50 or something else? Hi all, looking for my first mirrorless camera as a beginner and been doing a fair amount of research in the last week as to what might be the right ones to look at. Budget of £1000 Use cases are general photography in the main but