X-T30 III

Early morning shots? I'm envious. I only managed to see Fuji when it's a bit cloudy. But yeah, the zoom makes it an amazing travel camera. I bought a Fujifilm X-t30 III for Japan, but also brought the RX100 VI. And the Sony is just SO light and small, and such a joy to use. I like the Fujifilm, espe

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

Both the Fujifilm X-T30 III and the X-T50 are good cameras, especially for travel and for someone getting into photography. You really cannot go wrong with either, but there are a few differences that might help you decide. The X-T30 III is slightly smaller and lighter, which is nice for travel. It

Is the Fujifilm X-T30 III good for travel and outdoor use? Yes. It’s compact, lightweight, and produces excellent image quality. Great for landscapes, street, and people. Just bring extra batteries. How does it compare to the RX100 in real life? RX100 is smaller and more convenient. X-T30 III gives

So u/bodybypizza I highly recommend the Sigma 18-50mm f/2.8 as well!It is SUPER light compared to any comparable Fuji zoom in this range, smaller filter size, and the image quality is really good. I use it with the Fujifilm X-M5 which is essentially the same camera that you have without the EVF. I l

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

cameradecision.com is great for this sort of things as it lets you easily compare specs. As an example, some people care about size and weight. This can be very important with an EDC (and is why I personally chose an X-T30ii). The X-S10 is both significantly larger and heavier than the X-M5 and X-T3

Smallest would the X100VI. If you dont need a viewfinder the X-M5 would be the smaller between it and the X-t30iii by a little bit. If you are shooting stills of all kinds, the go with the X-30iii, you are limited to 23mm with the x100VI. If you want to do more video then the X-M5 is a better camera

Depends on your specific needs Some to look at: Ricoh GR IV (or iii) Panasonic Lumix LX100 Sony RX100 V Fujifilm XM5 or XT30 iii Canon Powershot V1 Canon EOS-M200 and 22 f/2 lens They all have strengths and weaknesses including price, interchangeable lenses vs fixed prime vs fixed zoom, viewfinder o