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

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-

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

A Fujifilm X-T2 is camera enough to get you even some pro work done, if not look at a used X-T30/30ii. On other brands you can have more reasonably priced APS-C mirrorless bodies like from the Sony A6000 series or Canon RF (R50/R10), even the EOS M could get you going. Also if you don't mind a bigge

X-T30 III has better retro "vibes", but the X-S20 is the one that actually lets you have per-dial exposure triangle control as the left dial is assignable to ISO. They are much closer in size than people think, with the greatest difference being in the grip - which will still be shorter than almost

"Fujifilm" and "budget friendly" don't often go together, but you have some options. You'll want to stick to used; an online vendor such as MPB, B&H, or even eBay are good places to look, however you'll get the best deals on Facebook Marketplace or other local shops. Keep in mind if you buy from MPB