X-T10

Xt1 is legendary dude and the lens is amazing, bothbcan produce excellent results today, congratulations! I hope you have fun with it !n I'm not saying it to be nice , the sensor inside the xt1 and the xt10 is still praised today for the close to film results that it produces you can create amazing

Haha this could be me I'm on a overseas trip now with the original gr apsc I picked up cheap due to 2 spots of dust (Aud$430) . I have loved the size but I'm a Fuji fanboy . I've found it struggled with high contrast even more them older Fuji but I'm guessing newer models are a lot better .the big a

Counter, counter! The best camera is the one that is working in hand! But the X30 is a fixed lens, it looks like the XT10 can be had pretty cheaply, and lenses can be carried forward to new bodies. All together possibly more cheaply than than the X-T2.

Ive been using fuji for around a decade. The xt10, the xt20, xt30ii, the xt3 and xt5 and the x100vi. in everyday and for paid work. ive also used the sony a7iv, the canon r6ii and now the om3. I promise you there is nothing magic about the fujis. they are fun to shoot, but the quality get worse and

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

Girl let me save you—I did your exact SEA/indefinite trek back in 2019. I brought my Fuji xt10+telephoto, and then—dismayed at my travel pack weight—I sent it home with a friend! I regretted it instantly, and spent the rest of my travels wishing I could get creative doing photoshoots with the wildli

Yeah I’ve always tried to use every tool my camera gave me. I was limited to JPEGs and only one multiple exposure on my Fuji XT10. I used that for years but last December I got a Fuji Xt30iii that gives me unlimited ‘exposures’ and some radical white balance changes. I’m loving it

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

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.