Which FUJI Camera to buy - FUJI X BUYING GUIDE

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In this video I'll try to help you decide which FUJI X camera body to buy. We'll break it down from the the most expensive, fancy, and newest camera bodies (like the FUJI X-T4) all the way down to some cameras you can get used for as low as $250. Somewhere in this video you'll find a camera right for you.

Here are some timestamps to navigate the video (based on your budget):
00:00 Intro
4:10 $1200 - $1800 USD
13:29 $1000 - $1200 USD
20:43 $800-$1000
23:23 $700-$800
25:23 $500-$700
33:20 Less than $500

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[hemanggohri]

i shat my pants when he started the video from 1200-1800 because i thought it was only gonna go up from there

[c.r.a.]

I like how you set up the timestamps. It really helped figure out where to click instead of skimming through the video.

[PedroDVC]

I've always seen myself as a Canon guy but, since my renewed willingness to pursue photography in a more serious way, I'm just falling in love with Fuji.

[hedening]

Finally, someone made a clear point about the camera world, yes, the lens is last longer than the body, save the money for lens instant of going crazy for the latest camera body. However, Fuji doesn't update their camera core-tech as often as other brands, that's something users need to think about before jumping in Fuji gears, so buying an older camera model seems more valuable than buying a new one. When people choose the Fuji, it means people need to go slow and patience when taking photos.

[spooky_lights]

XPro3 is my first camera and I can’t say how grateful I am to have a hidden screen and hybrid view finder. I have become quicker at observing and shooting without the distraction of a screen.

[problematque]

Really nice, clear overview, and unlike a lot of (sponsored) channels, does not skip over older models and used options, well done

[dorlax]

I got my X-H1 for $650 complete with the VBG+3 new Battery bundle. It is brand new and with 1 year warranty from FUJI itself. I think thats the best deal i had ever from Amazon.

[buithanhtung]

I date fujifilm cameras, but I for long have married the style of 3 top dials (iso, shutter, exposure compensation, and also Aperture dial in lens). It is just so elegant...

[berniecoderre]

I went with the Fuji X10, and even though over 10 years old, absolutely love it!💚

[pepenietnagel]

I own the X-T30 for almost a year now and during this time I’ve shot about 8000 pictures with it. I love this camera and the pictures, it is generating. I’ve read about other users hitting the Q button accidently, but I have to say, this didn‘t happen to me once.

[kulitjeruk]

i just bought fuji x-e1 yesterday, second hand but perfectly like new, , , and i love it so much, very lovely camera..

[gregoryoutdoors]

Got x-t30 and its best first camera buy ever, I love it so much for streets etc
Q button not a problem anymore since you can switch it off (choose none for it) or use it as back button to focus or to peak etc. whatever you want hehe
Small, compact, plactic bag for weather sealing but not often you need it.
Price was unbeatable with kit less 2x less the xt-3 or 3x less then pro3 when I bought it during cyber monday.

[AJ-rclr]

Man, X10 should be on the list of under $500.

X10 is probably one of the best compact premium Fuji has ever created, even until today, it's my favorite compact camera, it may be over 10 years old, but it's a gem.

[Being_Joe]

The XE line is very under rated. I love my x-e2s. The images I get out of that guy is amazing.

[bill]

I thought this was a great review of all the options, new and used, available for those interested in the Fujifilm line. I found the comparison of the used cameras a great history lesson in the advancements that have been made over time. I've owned several of those older cameras, and I have to admit their review brings back great memories and fun shooting! This is especially true in our "social limiting" times. Thank you!

[RazeenMujarrab]

Even in Late 2023, my favorite recommendations for the cheapest Fujifilms are the X-E3 and the X-T20. They have the same processor as the much more expensive X-H1 which boggles my mind. Image quality is still superb and they will continue to be usable for many years to come.

[grandexandi]

Go through a body every couple of years?! OMG That's not what I was hoping for... Perhaps I'm thinking too much like an amateur? I want a camera that I'll be able to use for at least ten years...!

[WittyDroog]

I started my journey with Fujifilm with an X-T200, almost by accident as it was a Black Friday special that really caught my eye and I had read positive things about it. One of the biggest things I can say for it as a recommendation is that the X-T200 has been an outstanding bridge device for someone that was mostly shooting photos with their PHONE rather than another camera. A lot of the meat of the device is actually in its screen and the software behind it as it was designed with a lot of touch controls in mind and I found it to be a very intuitive camera to use that allowed me to gradually get more confident with the more manual controls and customizing the various buttons and wheels to better match the more technical Fuji cameras. I've been really satisfied with it as a learner camera and what's REALLY cool is all the lenses I've collected for it now transfer to the higher end cameras I've moved onto since which is a feature that never occured to me when I first bought it.

Despite it being less used I still keep it around as a travel camera, and while I've cannibalized all the other lenses I have a TTartisans 27mm lens that stays attached to it for 90% of situations but knowing I COULD strap the same 16mm lens I love using helps me justify keeping it around.

[neilpiper]

I have an old beaten up Fuji x10 and love it's looks and it's performance.
I bought it for £30 and love it.

[jasonandrews]

I bought an X-E1 a couple of years ago for under $200. I got it as a secondary camera, for it's small size (with the 27mm 2.8, ) and for adapting vintage glass.

It's a champ, and I love it! My main camera is a high res full frame monster, so the tiny 16MP Fuji is the perfect counterweight when I don't want to take things too seriously. (the image quality still holds up too - I love that original X-Trans sensor!)