X-T10

To use your Nikon F mount Tamron lens on the Fujifilm X-T10 you need a Nikon F to Fujifilm X mount adapter. Before buying though a few important things to consider. Most affordable F to X adapters are manual focus only which means you lose autofocus completely. For street photography or casual shoot

Sony shooter trying Fujifilm , in Single Focus mode the Fuji XT10(10 year old body) I grabbed is performing quite well so far. Here in US the newly released XT30 III (November 25th it was released) looks like a good option for $999.99 Body only, I think with the 15-45mm Kit lens $100 more but I tend

A mirrorless camera should outperform a compact because it'll have a physically bigger sensor, plus you can choose what lens you want - in your case, some sort of wide angle. You'll be looking at older mirrorless cameras within your budget, but basically any camera made in the last 10ish years shoul

Getting an actual camera is a good idea, although iPhone photography is actually quite underestimated. In your case, since you are learning you should totally get something tactile and manual. And since you travel a lot it should be small, even more if you are used to a phone. But you should definit

XT1 is flagship and xt10 is next step down but same sensor. XT1 fair bit heavier and a bit larger. Briefly had an XT1 now have XT10 I prefer the 10 tbh because of smaller size and weight even with 56mm F1.8 on it. My weirdo brain keeps screaming to upgrade to XT50 for the 40 megapixel sensor yet its

Happy hunting, I briefly had an XT1 was a nicely made camera. Only issue was, throw an lens adapter for old Canon FD lenses on it and use FD lens worked fine. Put a Fuji mount AF lens on it n it just froze up n screen would blink on and off. Thankfully no such issue with the XT10 I grabbed after ret

I believe I just got a bad XT1 not that it doesnt work with newer AF lenses since the XT10 is essentially its baby brother and my TTArtisan 56mm F1.8 works perfectly with my XT10. I am still debating grabbing a 23mm F1.8 7Artisan lens for just walking around.

I have the older XT10, its autofocus isnt on par with my Sony’s but it isn’t bad. If its the original battery from when camera was new its time to invest a few new batteries. I tend to get hundreds of shots with Flash from a battery shooting in my friend’s bar.

I have been shooting Sony’s 15+ years and grabbed an old XT10, Im having no issues with autofocus taking photos of dancers performing at bar. Not as quick as the Sony’s , I put it in single AF and rarely miss a shot. Been shooting 5+ decades Wanted something that I didnt need to edit for Color just

Im normally a Sony user but the Fujifilm Film Simulations lured me in I grabbed a CHEAP XT10, a few generations older than your XT3 and findthe Autofocus works fine. I do not use Continuous , I use Single, I am only shooting photos with it no video. I have been shooting photos and “films” since 1970