This is a wonderful compact camera, possibly all you need to enjoy hitting the streets in town or while you travel and return with great photos.

This camera is fantastic..nice photos but the problem is the battery...traveling carry on minimum 3 batteries ...

Street with pancake lens or anything Beautiful photos!

Every photo looks like it could be printed in a magazine and even photos at night don't look too grainy

And the photos are beautiful themselves, so I don't have to do a lot of photoshop.

The senor in this thing is a beast, I believe it has better image quality than the a6300 for still images and it has nice video capabilities as well

While it is true the image stabilization is in the lens, it seems to handle the job adequately enough to shoot some pretty smooth video in the 4

The video is still great, however, and I may now even be more inclined to use that feature

The senor in this thing is a beast, I believe it has better image quality than the a6300 for still images and it has nice video capabilities as well

This camera is great in so many ways, specially image quality, but boy this thing is slow to operate

All said, it's soured me a bit on the experience and will make this camera VERY COSTLY, almost as much as

I previously tried the Panasonic G85 (poor autofocus in video and expensive lenses), the Sony A6300 (confusing menus, slow operation, and few quality lenses), and the Canon M5 (poor image quality and lens selection) and did ultimately did not like the cameras

This camera has amazing image quality and lenses are not as expensive and are not as big so you can travel with more gear easily

All said, it's soured me a bit on the experience and will make this camera VERY COSTLY, almost as much as

It is hard to pick up the camera and not press one of those buttons ( I am right handed)

One con so far: my right hand kept activating the menu because the 4-way buttons are so close to the right side.

The solution for me was to change technique and use my left hand to do all the supporting and my right hand to steady, which feels backwards at first but didn't take long to adapt to

I've ordered a thumb grip to make casually one-handing it a little bit more comfortable

The price is awesome, but I don't feel like I'm sacrificing quality and functionality for a good price.

I'm a "regular" person who enjoys great photos (as opposed to a pro who gives an in-depth, no-holds-barred review) and did my regular research into the mirror less cameras available at a reasonable price

The Zeiss for it's price is weak and Fuji 18-55 2.8-4.0 for 300$ (because everybody buys it as a kit) is far superior to it

Get this camera if you want the image quality of Fuji's flagships for a significant price reduction.

Almost every lens made for this system is top notch in terms of sharpness and build quality, and the prices are reasonable too

I love the buttons and dials which makes this camera respond quickly, much like using a film camera

I did buy an external grip as the base of my thumb kept bumping the menu button

In hand this camera is very well made to an impressive degree, the buttons and dials are sturdy

The other buttons and wheels are customizable to at least some extent as well, and that's very important to me

The latches feel good, the buttons feel good, the shutter button and rear screen are fast, with minimal to no delay

It's so fast, and intuitive I very rarely missed a shot

However, if you want a tool that can produce something a bit more than just a decent shot, then this is the camera you want.

My regular shots on auto, have been mostly just as good as shooting on manual on my old 5D II.

you need fast fast fast AF speed and effortless shooting and very good IQ, then the Pany is the one, but the IQ is not quite the all around perfection you find with the Canon M5 or with

Bottom line is if you want a camera that has a screen that can flip around so you can do a good selfie or shoot youtube videos of yourself and have a 95% chance of getting a decent shot, the Sony is probably the camera you want.

Die hard fuji fan!

I like that Fuji continues to update their products with firmware updates that add features and improvements

His setup is nearly 3x the cost of mine and I still prefer the Fuji in a non-professional setting

Again, great job Fuji for really caring about your customers!Upon my return to the

However, my favorite Fuji lens 10-24 f4 is also not weather sealed.2

so I decided it was time to return to an ILC to get the benefits of a larger sensor and better lens

Again, on par with what I can get with a great prime lens

I previously tried the Panasonic G85 (poor autofocus in video and expensive lenses), the Sony A6300 (confusing menus, slow operation, and few quality lenses), and the Canon M5 (poor image quality and lens selection) and did ultimately did not like the cameras

The images are on par with those I would take with my 5Dii and a very good prime lens

Oh, and I have the 60mm pseudo macro, which is actually quite a good lens though noisy and sometimes slow to focus.

I’ve messed around with DSLRs in the past, but to be honest, all the features just overwhelmed me

He had one issue with the panoramic feature which took many attempts to get it just right

All said, it's soured me a bit on the experience and will make this camera VERY COSTLY, almost as much as

Do not buy if the wireless connectivity is an important feature for you

I decided that the extra features on the X-T2 weren't important enough to my uses to justify paying the much higher price, especially considering I have to also buy lenses

I previously tried the Panasonic G85 (poor autofocus in video and expensive lenses), the Sony A6300 (confusing menus, slow operation, and few quality lenses), and the Canon M5 (poor image quality and lens selection) and did ultimately did not like the cameras

This camera has amazing image quality and lenses are not as expensive and are not as big so you can travel with more gear easily

but I always had this creeping disappointment that these great events in my life were being recorded in very poor quality that already looked unsharp and dated

I bought this camera as a potential supplement or replacement for my Canon 5D Mark ii and assortment of expensive and high-quality lenses

I'm keeping 4 star rating because of the slightly inferior build quality and lack of weather sealing.

lots of features available, build quality is good and touch screen is really handy for focusing

and I would miss a lot of shots, in addition to that lenses were pretty expensive and

awesome camera, i still love Fujifilm gears, i love a lot the option on camera.

I spent a lot of time deciding between the X-T2 and X-T20, and as much I'd love the weatherproofing and slightly bigger body, I decided to with the more inexpensive model

I'm giving it three stars just because if you remove that component completely, it's a great camera, lots of other redeeming factors

Every bit as good as with a professional SLR and expensive prime

My biggest complaint with this camera is the lack of grip

4K Is a great plus even though I don't use it too much

I'm keeping 4 star rating because of the slightly inferior build quality and lack of weather sealing.

All said, it's soured me a bit on the experience and will make this camera VERY COSTLY, almost as much as