X-T30

Strike the XT200 from the list. It's OK. But it is plastic, uses a different sensor system, has limited controls, and it is not the best Fuji has to offer. When you see people online raving about the Fujifilm experience, they are not talking about the XT100/200. Then between the XT20 and XT30, the X

With respect, a little googling will get you very far when it comes to technical comparisons - this was the top hit for me: Fujifilm X-T30 vs X-T3 vs X-T30 II – The 10 Main Differences - Mirrorless Comparison Based on this article its a complete side-step when it comes to the sensors and firmware. Y

Oh you asked for it... It's story therapy time. I struggled for the past 6 years to find an affordable lightweight yet capable camera for weekend adventures, family, hiking, & travel. Pre 2018 I was using a Canon 7D Mark II for professional work and had a Canon M50 for personal use. After the 7D shu

I think fujifilm would be the better option in a vacuum but theres 2 reasons why I picked Olympus over fuji. If you like weather sealing you have to fork up 500$ extra to get the xt5 compared to the om5. Used prices are better for olympus in general too, you can get an e-m5 iii which is basically om

=) Yes, I have the XT30 III since a cpl of days back. I like it, but of course - there are always things that could be better, but then you have to do other sacrifices, I guess. For what it is, in size, image quality etc - its really good. I will trade the 13-33 for a f2 prime or pancake or even get

I did that exactly choice a cpl of days ago. I have previously owned a X-T20 (and a lot of other cameras including Sony A7 III). After testing the X-E5 I felt it was too bulky for me. I'm not a huge fan of a rangefinder solution on a digital camera, since its more for esthetics and shape (making it

I stared my photography journey with Sony (A6000, A7ii, A7rii, A7riv). I didn’t used to have eye tracking AF with my first two cameras and I was ok with it until I jumped to the newer cameras. While I was impressed with Sony AF speeds, I was not impressed with the color science. I’ve always shot RAW

Hi, I was in your shoes a month ago and now rocking the X-E5. For context, I owned the X-M5 since last August, but I sold it because, while it's small, using a zoom lens makes it bulky (the kit lens and the Sigma 18-50mm 2.8). I don't mind the lack of EVF since I'm used to LCD, and I also have an ex