X-T30

Fujifilm has more fun factor for sure. I really like the user experience. I traded an x-s20 for an S5II. I have also owned an X-H1 and X-T30 II. I do miss the smaller size and more affordable lenses, but I didn’t really care for the film simulations and if you mainly develop raw files, I will say th

The latest models have really good autofocus. I have the X-T5 and came from Canon 5D, 6D, and EOS R mirrorless and find the autofocus with the latest firmware from mid last year pretty good. Sony and Co are better, but Fujifilm is very usable even for my running kids. Photography is not all about au

Neither does the X-S20, but they’re both fantastic cameras. The main thing you need to understand with Fujifilm hype content is “film simulation”, “retro dials” and “photography first”. The X-S line has a PASM dial so it automatically fails criteria 2, and it has a flip out screen, which is admitted

Something nobody has mentioned is that the X-S20 has fewer custom modes than the other 3. The X-T50, X-T5, and X100VI all have 7+1 unlabeled custom modes. These modes are mostly for changes in the IQ menu, so they are for your Fujifilm Simulation Recipes (you can rename the profiles as well). The X-

I'd get a current gen (X-Processor 5) camera because of image processing improvements, autofocus and film sims. I think with the 5th gen there came Reala Ace which is a really nice and versatile film sim. You could check out the X-T30 III since it's on the cheaper end of the current generation but s

After a lot of research and many trials and errors I’ve finally landed on my honest conclusion in this whole Fujifilm dilemma. I started with the X-T10 (probably the most fun and unique camera I’ve owned). I sold it, then moved to the X-T3, which was great. After that came a brand-new X-T30 III just