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The Fujifilm X-T20 is a mirrorless camera with APS-C (1.5x) sensor and 24 megapixels manufactured from 2017 to 2019 (discontinued). The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 100 - 51200 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 14 FPS x 23 RAW, 42 JPEG. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 738 €;
81 users have given it an average vote of 9.5 out of 10
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Opinion:A great camera, compact and responsive! Perfect for almost any situation! The single autofocus is great and usable in afc. When I want to do a bit of street or light travel it's my favorite car! It is therefore recommended for those looking for a compact machine with a good image quality and that costs little (it is easily found at 400 euros used). The viewfinder, if you are used to XT3, 2, h1 etc, is a little small but still well defined!
Pros:Quality, both constructive and the files produced. Lightness and compactness.
Cons:Slowness when on and off.
Opinion:The fuji x-t20 is my first mirrorless. I convinced myself at the switch from the Nikon d7100 mainly for portability needs. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of this machine and while on the one hand I had confirmation of the clear superiority in terms of footprint and lightness compared to traditional reflexes, on the other hand I was amazed by the quality of the resulting files (both jpeg that raw) that I didn't think were as good. To date I have absolutely no regrets about the choice made. I also had to think again about the fear about the functionality of the electronic viewfinder. The battery life of course is not comparable to those of a reflex; however, by disabling the preview of the photo taken (which I had never used before) and using the power settings of the electronic viewfinder only, you get more than satisfactory results. The ability to charge directly via usb cable is very convenient.
Pros:Excellent ergonomics, customizable keys good files both jpg and . Raf
Cons:At the moment I haven't found any
Opinion:Purchased to have a body less heavy than an APS-C Reflex but without sacrificing quality and performance. I was very happy for the handling and intuitiveness of use (after studying a little booklet and calmly set the whole thing) Optical 18-55. For convenience I bought the button to screw on the shutter button and a leather case that improves the ergonomics and if necessary makes you feel comfortable as protection. As soon as I have the first shots I will post them to have a comparison.
Pros:compactness, ergonomics, good files, native optical park that meets the same requirements
Cons:People didn't realize it's an APS-C and not a Full-Frame
Opinion:Purchased for trial thanks to a bundle at the end of last year: I was skeptical in supporting a toy like this to a full format and now the full Frame I keep it for "affection" and use almost exclusively this; Fuji has its virtues and its flaws, but most of all I hit the feeling with the camera, the almost total possibility of customizing buttons to use it "freehand" without going to lose in the menus, the good quality of the files already from JPG in the room.. . Always used with L-bracket (which improves the grip slightly) and even with small hands I have never had any particular problems: the native optical Park is more than good and with the help of some adaptor you can match almost any lens. Ultimately, if you keep in mind that it is not a full Frame is a machine that I recommend to anyone as a second body (for those who, in fact, is inseparable from a full format) for those who want a camera to learn and with which to have fun in time!
Pros:Quality/price ratio, material quality and construction, weight, size, quality of files (especially JPEGs), ISO hold, focus points, AF
Cons:Battery life, SD slot not accessible on tripod, lack dedicated ISO ring, shutter button hideous, it would serve the illumination of the keys for night shots.
Opinion:I bought this camera in hindsight to a rationalization of the previous kit (Canon 6d + 3 optics). I needed a little bulky and light camera to always carry with me, even (and above all) in the mountains. For the moment the use matched with the 18-55 in kits that I consider to be excellent, and the 55-200. Right from the start I was very impressed by the quality of the ready-made files and the variety of Fujifilm film simulation, while it took me a while to get used to the electronic viewfinder, accustomed to the optical 6d. Also the ergonomics I think is excellent, the body is really small but for me that I have pretty big hands the grip is quite solid and not tired if used all day. The menu is quite rational and with a great possibility of customization. Excellent touch screen LCD tilt, which I think is indispensable on a modern camera. I don't know how to judge the video industry since I don't care at the moment. The ISO hold up to 6400 is acceptable, besides you see a lot of disturbance. In my opinion you feel the need to dedicate a ring for the fast regulation of the ISO, without each time enter the menu of the shooting parameters. Ultimately a great camera that, for the use that I do not make me regret the reflex (at the level of ratio Pro/cons, clear that the quality of the files of a FF in some cases are not the same thing!!). For me: Rated 9. You're a weirdo!
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