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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

Hi, if you don't need the $150, the X-T50 is a clear upgrade for photography. You get IBIS (which is invaluable in low light with unstabilized lenses), the 40MP sensor which is a clear upgrade for image quality over the older 26MP sensor that has been in Fujifilm cameras since 2018 (and is also in t

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

Your camera has the same specs as most Fujifilm cameras at or around $1000. The next step up is at $1400 with the X-T50. And since you wanted to do both Video and Photo, the X-S20 is a hybrid that can do both well. So you’ve accidentally bought the perfect camera for your purposes 👌 Congratulations

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's $700 global, which gives them like $200 of cushion for milking early adopters and then putting cashback and discounts on it. I feel like almost every new camera release gets the "but the price" comment but it's obvious that the pricing works. Take the Nikon Z6iii as an example, that thing launc

To me, it is about value/price metric and 80/20 principle. If choosing between X-T30 III and X-T50, 80% of the people would obviously see X-T50 would over perform the other on specs. However, only 20% would buy it. That gives 80% buy the X-T30 III by the end of the day. Then it comes to the value/pr

I hate to say it, but they are all very similar. What really matters is how the camera feels in your hand. This is personal for me, but my priority would be: Fujifilm X-S20 → Fujifilm X-T50 → the rest (which I am not too concerned about). I cannot compromise on the IBIS feature, as it helps a lot. S

Next week, (June 12) Fujifilm will unveil the new X-E5, which should be more X100vi-like than the X-T50. They will release the new 23mm pancake lens along with it, making it an attractive alternative to the X100vi (with the added flexibility of interchangeable lenses). I find that 23mm (35mm equiv)