X-T50 Charcoal Silver

Thank you so much for your reply. I’m asking precisely because I have no experience with Fujifilm and wanted to hear different perspectives. My initial thought was the X-E5, partly because the 23mm kit lens really intrigued me based on the specs (though, of course, actual use is a very subjective ma

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

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-

It’s a combination of a lot of things, the EVF is worse, no OVF, buttons/controls all feel cheap, body feels cheap, has a film sim dial which I had on my x-t50 and didn’t like. And not having a 23mm f2 is a huge loss. If you want a zoom lens then x-t5 is a better choice. IMO x-e5 as a package doesn’

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

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