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The Fujifilm X-T30 is a mirrorless camera with APS-C (1.5x) sensor and 26.1 megapixels manufactured from 2019 to 2021 (discontinued). The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 80 - 51200 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 20 FPS x 17 RAW, 32 JPEG. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 818 €;
53 users have given it an average vote of 9.2 out of 10
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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Google Translate.
Pros:Price, size, burst, silent shooting with electronic shutter, autofocus
Cons:touch screen can be improved, viewfinder can be improved, screen not fully articulated, battery life
Opinion:Taken recently at a very low price (certainly because now the T30 II version is coming out that from the features I have read does not change almost anything compared to the old model). Combined with an 18 mm F 2 of fuji it becomes a super compact to always carry with you (about 500 grams including lens). What can I say. Super compact size, I take it to flank it with other camera bodies that I have of Canon. If you need it to do street and always carry it with you is great, for more professional jobs I do not recommend it of course, because being very small you have difficulties in management. The features that make it perfect for street photography in my opinion are the following: Compact, lightweight, excellent autofocus even with facial and eye recognition, possibility to select the electronic shutter that is practically noise-free, so it is not heard when shooting on the street if you do not want to be noticed. The cons has my opinion is the touch of the screen, accustomed for example to that of the Canon RP which is really exceptional, this of the t30 is inferior in responsiveness. What can I say, right now it is at a great price, if you are looking for a light street SLR to always carry with you I recommend it.
Pros:Aesthetics, construction quality, rings and lots of adjustments, excellent for high use, burst
Cons:The display is not posable.
Opinion:Perfect to carry around but very usable. I was in doubt about ergonomics, coming from a Nikon reflex. Honestly, I feel great. The viewfinder is great. And great display to use even to shoot. The only drawback, of course, is the fact that you can move little (the display). Very happy to have passed to the fuji world. I look forward to trying it with other goals
Pros:Aesthetics, build and image quality, af, processor
Cons:Q key, battery life, dual slot
Opinion:It's the classic car to carry around all the time. Very light, obviously if accompanied by light focal points, and ready to use at any time. Aesthetically it is beautiful, the silver version in particular, and presents the analog rings in full Fujifilm philosophy. Great feeling to the touch. The only drawback is the arrangement of the Q button for the quick menu, which is placed in an uncomfortable area where it is very easy to press it inadvertently. Af side is lightning fast, thus having top-of-the-range performance, which is also possible thanks to the mounted processor. Indisputable image quality, good dynamic range and beautiful colors that fully reflect the color science of the Japanese company. One thing I didn't like is the battery life, too low, but this is a general ML problem as the other Fujifilms I owned or got to try also presented the same problem. The latter could also be the absence of the double slot, but Personally I do not see it as a big limit finding it right to differentiate the product from the X-T3.
user91269
sent on April 07, 2021
Pros:Good value for money.
Cons:Not very long battery life. The flash's sled cover is missing.
Opinion:I have had this machine for a few months now and I am fully happy about it, in relation to the price paid and the fact that we are talking about a reduced sensor and not a full-frame. I just want to write down a detail that I didn't like, but it's just a detail and not something important: the flash sled has no protection. I thought mine was lost, so it actually comes out of the house. The cover of the nikon D610 goes perfectly, without forcing. If you download the smartphone application allows you to shoot remotely without problems, it also allows you to manage times and diaphragms. In addition to the 15-45 kit I flanked a 35mm F2, which is equivalent to a 50mm (48). If you love fixed optics, and the 50in in particular, I think it's always to be held up, a beautiful light. I have the steel version and aesthetically if you love vintage it is very pretty.
Cons:Absence of tropicalization, non-exceptional body plastics, ergonomics not suitable for everyone, devaluation
Opinion:After a year of heavy use I want to finally give an opinion on this excellent Fuji machine. PRO: we have the same sensor as the xt3 in a truly compact body and the performance is very similar to that of the flagship; the image quality is there and the shooting experience is typical Fuji, the analog rings on the body are fantastic; not having particularly large hands I had no ergonomic problems and I had no problems with the position of the Q button (demonized by many), which I find very comfortable instead. The firmware updates received by Fuji have also improved an already very performing machine in the race. CONS: not suitable for those who expect pronounced grips and "small" reflex ergonomics (the machine is really compact); the body plastics are not the best, on my silver version are already evident signs and paints that should not have been seen the use I made of them; tropicalization is lacking (given the launch price);the devaluation on these fuji product ranges is always very high, after not even a year the prices on the second-hand market have more than halved (good for those who want to buy it now, less for those who have to sell it).
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