X-T50 Charcoal Silver

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 have a Fujifilm x-t50, Great colours from it. All photos are pretty much straight from the camera, only edit was to add the white frame and compress the photos

i have one myself (x-t50). fujifilm has a wide variety of film simulations. some cameras already have some preset on a physical dial. i find my photos are soft but still sharp. they’re not blurry by any means. depending on style and film simulation, fujifilm photos are dreamy and have a quaint still

Vou ser algo biased porque conheço melhor a Fujifilm que outras marcas, mas para o contexto e valor dado parece ser a melhor opção por algumas razões. Em primeiro a kit lens que vem com com algumas das câmaras é talvez a melhor do mercado em comparação com outras kit lenses, refiro-me a 18-50mm 2.8-

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

if OP wants a professional grade camera then xt5 is a great choice. The Fujifilm X-T5 and X-T50 share the same 40MP sensor and processor, offering nearly identical image quality. The X-T5 is a professional-grade camera featuring robust weather sealing, dual SD card slots, better battery life, and su

You seem to be in the same boat as I am. I like taking photos but hate editing since I am sitting a lot in front of my computer for my job. I will buy a Fujifilm X-T5 therefore. I had a similar question a couple of days ago here but was in the decision between the A6700, R7 and the Fujifilm X-S20, b

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

I'm on Fujifilm X-T50 and X-H2S. Whenever I run into other birders, they're like "wow, never heard of that before" (when they find out I'm shooting Fujifilm). The X-T50 is a 40 MP camera APS-C with 1.5x crop factor. (This is my travel camera, but if you wanted to do wildlife with the X-T system, I w

I don't have the X-T5 yet. I am waiting on Black Friday if there is a good deal. However, the classic dials seem more convenient to me for manual shooting. On my canon I hate that all the settings of the exposure triangle are behind one single scroll wheel with different buttons to press to have eit