X-T30

This is good advice. I shoot with a Fujifilm X-T30 (i.e. cropped sensor) for day to day stuff, and a Canon R6 for sports. Both are good for what I need them for. Fuji is bloody mint for street photography, or just Aunt Jenny's birthday or whatever. The full frame on the Canon is overkill for that st

Fujifilm cameras don’t take those photos, the photographer does. Fuji does make amazing cameras that are (in my opinion, at least) great as first proper cameras. I’d recommend starting with an X-T3 or X-T30 + XF 23mm f2 lens, if you can swing that. If not, the X-T1 or X-T2 are great too

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

I don't think you need to go up to 1500 GBP. Check out the Fuji XT-30 II. It's 800 pounds base price, or this kit comes with a lens for another 100 pounds. I have this camera (though different lenses) and it's phenomenal. I can't imagine you would benefit from the features of some of the more expens

Thank you :) I used a Fujifilm X-T30 with its standard objective 18-55 mm. And yes, I work with Lightroom. But some shots already looked so good without much editing, so I tried to pull out the natural beauty, lighting, etc.

If the lack of a viewfinder doesn't bother you, go for the Fujifilm X-M5. You can pay a small amount extra to get the X-T30 III, which has a viewfinder. Both are great.

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

I've very happy with the Fujifilm X-T30 ii. It's a good step between " nice hobby" and " entry professional" camera. The built-in film simulations are fun to play around with, so you do you have to spend so much time in editing. Plus, it can be paired up with some of the instax printers to print ins