FUJIFILM X-T30 II Silver Body only

This camera produces stunning photos. It's comfortable to use and easy to set up. I really can't fault it; one of the best value Fujifilm models so far.

I own a number of Fuji Cameras but wanted something smaller. The Fuji Film XT30 II is simply a great camera, it shares a lot of tech including the censor from the XT-4 so picture quality is exceptionally high and it works very well in low light. It's auto focus is also carried across from Fuji's top of the range models. Also it's video capabilities are second to none. The XT30 II will not disappoint, it's image quality is well above it's price point. I use the XT-4 as well but I have recently found myself using the XT30 ii for paid work as it is simply a joy to shoot. Great for beginners and professionals alike.

It's a nice little camera, beautiful build quality, retro styling and the colour science is really good. The images I'm getting out of the camera are crisp and detailed as you would expect. The Raw files are easy to colour grade and the j-pegs look amazing out of the camera with very little need for colour adjustments.

This is great value the X-T30ii produces superb images and should be seen as an excellent mid range entry from Fuji. It can not be classed as budget at just under £800 for body only. This is reserved if Fuji ever realise they need a sub £500 body and basic kit lens to tempt people to their excellent platform just like they used to have with the "A" and the short lived "M" series bodies and the XC range of lenses. The inbuilt Fuji film simulations are almost to die for so easy to use and with plenty of options in built. The main issue is at this price as I said this is not budget but into the mid range price and not having UHS-II which was available even for the far older X-T1 well that technology imo should have filtered down to the X-T20, so should have been an essential on this body. The size and weight are great you can feel the difference between this and my older X-T1 and yet it still feels great in your hands, it does not feel too small but I would add a shutter release button on top of the shutter if you have larger hands it just makes the camera feel so much more natural when handling. Like others yes the Q button is a pain it's location is great when needed but often you find you catch it inadvertently, maybe a firmware update could put a semi lock on this by ensuring you have to either double press or press and hold for a few seconds to activate the Q button. The fact you have option of all black and black with the silver top is great for individuality maybe a version iii with the gunmetal grey colour would be nice. Yes this camera has flaws what camera does not but this is a good value body £100 less would have made it probably the best value body available at present.

Lightweight really nice love the filters and built in flash light