X-T3

If you already shoot analog, I recently added a Fujifilm XT3 to my collection. It’s small and sturdy, with similar buttons and dials to my Nikon fe2. I have a third party 27mm pancake lens and a Fuji 23mm lens and love it. You can also set film recipes to replicate film looks in-camera, very satisfy

By problem, I’m taking they mean the lens extends just due to gravity. This is a fairly common issue with this lens and typically it just means the lens just slowly extends. Confirm how fast it extends. Shutter count isn’t that huge you can get hundreds of thousands on these bodies. The X-T2 is one

Go the fujifilm route para jpegs mo pogi na agad. It still has raw so you can still learn to color grade. Just familiarize yourself with the trinity of iso, shutter speed, and aperture and you're good to go. With your 70k range pwede ka mag xm5 (no evf) or xt30 iii. Pair it with a sigma 18-50 f2.8 p

Not sure about batteries, and about quality issues...but XT2 or XT3, you'll be taking the same photos...old tech or new tech won't make a much difference (I am a fujifilm user but fujifilm are over-gimmick-ified, and have convinced people that more features makes a better photo experience!) unless y

Let him eat let them man do what he wants he can shoot on a Fujifilm xt3 and it will still be fine let them man eat

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

yeah that’s really good, X-T3 really does everything 23mm is my favourite lens! i have the 1.4 version, if you’re completely new a zoom lens might be better though, to figure out what focal length you like best, i spent the first 8 years using zoom lenses only and only this year swapped to primes wh

You're me like 7 months ago lol, choosing a camera for backpacking can feel like a bit much when the price is sohigh. Here’s what worked my end: Consider weight and size: Both the Fujifilm XT3 and Olympus EM-5 Mark III are great options. The Olympus is lighter, which is a plus for long hikes. Weathe

Looking through your requirements and budget, it'll be easy to blow but I'll try to give you some options. Conventionally your subject choices pull you all over the length of lenses, from wide for landscape, mid for people/portraits, to long tele for birds (at some distance). Where you can save mone

that's about what I expect for an X-T2 + vertical grip and several spare batteries. I sold mine in the exact same way with a similar shutter count for 520€ ($610). It's the regular pricing, not an awesome deal or anything. On a side note though, I feel the X-T2 is the best value in Fujifilm world ri