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Looking at your selection of photos I assume you prefer tighter focal lengths. Maybe instead of gr4 look into gr3x. Other option but not as compact is fujifilm cameras, x-t50 and x-e5 are small and you can put any lens on them or you can check out x100vi for a compact with built in lens. Also recent

I bought an X-T30ii as my everyday carry. At the time it was a "risk" as I wasn't used to Fujifilm (my main shooter is a Canon) and so I didn't want to spend too much. If I am honest, if I knew what I knew now (ie that I really enjoy using Fujifilm cameras) then I would have spent extra for the X-T5

I'd actually recommend against the X100VI as your first camera, even though it's hugely popular. The X100VI's 23mm f/2 (35mm equivalent) is a great focal length, but as a beginner, you need to discover what YOU like shooting and what focal lengths work for your style. Being locked into one lens mean

Your best bet might actually just be a Google Pixel 10 phone, which complies to the same C2PA content credentials standard as the Nikons you mentioned and the Sony u/Foot-Note mentioned. Like all phones it will perform some kind of image processing that may be too obscure and inconsistent to meet yo

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 think Fujifilm really messed up with this generation’s budget models like the X-T50 and X-E5. They could’ve easily stuck with the older sensor (or even the lower-resolution one from the H2S) and just added IBIS. A few years ago, if you wanted to buy a Fuji, you had clear options: entry-level lines

it's a Fujifilm X-T50, such a great camera and very portable!

Given your priorities, the Fujifilm XF 27mm f/2.8 R WR pancake is a strong choice. It keeps the X-T50 highly portable, offers excellent image quality, and the field of view works well for travel, family, and everyday documentation. It’s weather-resistant, sharp, and falls within your budget.

XT-50 is a solid option for you if you like what it can do, but please don't buy these bundles...... It's only around $1200 for a like-new secondhand one on mpb. The XC-15-45 is $200 on the same site also like-new. There, I saved you $250 I'm sure you can see the rest of these accessories don't add

It really depends on what you want. The experience with a camera is a bit more thoughtful for me, the phone is more convenient. Over the summer I got analog point and shoot and a couple weeks ago I bought a Fujifilm x-t50. I got the point and shoot because I was curious on the process of using film