X-T50 Charcoal Silver

These are some fantastic points. I absolutely did think about them, just didn't want the post to read like a spreadsheet :) Ergonomics: That was a major concern, especially given that my only camera upgrade up to this point—from an Olympus OM-D E-M5 to the Panasonic Lumix G9—was largely motivated by

The one time I posted here about my new X-T50 feeling awfully plasticky compared to my previous X-T20 I got put off pretty harshly. Apparently most people are ok with their 1.200 € camera feeling like a toy. Can't blame Fujifilm for acting accordingly though.

Leica Q3 owner here. I'll try to write some thoughts in a random order and teact to some things that you've said, hopefully it will make sense. Firstly, the price of Leica gear is insane, noone should ever try to rationalize it. Period. You've said "quality of photo does not even come anywhere close

I switched from a Fujifilm x-t50 and a Sony A7C II to a ZF and no regrets so far. I love the 40mm f2 lens and rather than a grip I like the SmallRig half case as it has an integrated half grip that makes holding the camera much easier. I also have a Z5ii and I don’t love the way it feels. It is more

Wanted a camera to explore photography again and my priorities were it being small and stabilized, then ideally not representing too much of an investment so if I ended up not liking it I wouldn't lose that much if I sold it. Used/refurbished M43 fit these requirements very well and I haven't had an

I’ve owned the x-t50, S9, A7C ii and zf. S9 feels like a toy, I couldn’t get over it. If you just shoot video I’d get the S9 and stick it in a cage, but there are no small lenses. I got the S9 18-40mm kit for £699 and I hated it so much I sent it back despite it being ridiculously cheap. The A7C ii