X-T30 III

Smallrig Handle: https://www.smallrig.com/smallrig-cage-kit-for-fujifilm-x-t30-x-t30-ii-x-t30-iii.html - definitely makes the camera more holdable for longer periods of time. Can also be bought on Amazon, B&H, or Adorama A good quality neck and/or wrist strap: https://www.pgytech.com/collections/wea

Beginner din ako and I'm currently using Fujifilm XT30 iii. Good naman. Im having fun experimenting with different film recipes. If you want a camera that would require no to minimal editing, i would recommend Fujifilm. Mas gusto ko ienjoy yung actual shooting with the camera, than editing the raw p

Both the Fujifilm X-T30 III and the X-T50 are good cameras, especially for travel and for someone getting into photography. You really cannot go wrong with either, but there are a few differences that might help you decide. The X-T30 III is slightly smaller and lighter, which is nice for travel. It

So u/bodybypizza I highly recommend the Sigma 18-50mm f/2.8 as well!It is SUPER light compared to any comparable Fuji zoom in this range, smaller filter size, and the image quality is really good. I use it with the Fujifilm X-M5 which is essentially the same camera that you have without the EVF. I l

Understood that budget is tight right now but use the strap that came in the box with your X-T30 III. Every Fujifilm camera ships with an included strap and while it is not the most comfortable it is reliable enough to keep your camera safe until you can afford a proper upgrade. A PHP 250++ strap on

The Fujifilm X-T30 iii would be the next step on the Fuji path. It's a DSLR with film simulations. Most of the common DSLR controls without being too complicated. Interchangable lenses. And it's relatively lightweight and small. Not pocket-sized small but still hipbag friendly. It's a larger sensor

Before you spend all this money, go into a camera store IRL and actually hold a Fujifilm camera in your hands. Then perhaps a Sony, Canon, Nikon. These are tools that you need to love. There's a good chance you'll walk out of that store validated in your decision, but it's possible all your research

I was in a pretty similar situation recently. I’ve been using the Lumix GX80 for years and was really hoping Panasonic would release a compact M4/3 successor. When the new L10 was announced, I honestly felt a bit underwhelmed.Don’t get me wrong, it looks like a good camera, but for me it kind of mis

Fujifilm X-T30 III or Sony A6400 or Canon EOS R50 or something else? Hi all, looking for my first mirrorless camera as a beginner and been doing a fair amount of research in the last week as to what might be the right ones to look at. Budget of £1000 Use cases are general photography in the main but

they are both very good cameras... https://cameradecision.com/compare/Fujifilm-X-T30-III-vs-Sony-Alpha-a6400 am curious....how did you narrow it down to those two? The a6400 is an older camera....FWIW, I find the ergonomics/user interface for Sony cameras to be problematic. I find Sony menu system t