The Fujifilm X-T50 is a major step up from the X-T30 II. A 40MP sensor and 6K/30p video, as well as in-body image stabilization and enhanced autofocus, give it proper hybrid performance. Its refined retro design has serious appeal, while a new Film Simulation dial makes it friendly for creative beginners. The big kicker is the price, which is far from entry-level.
For
- Up to 7 stops of IBIS
- 6K/30p video recording
- Film Simulation dial
- Sharper sensor
Against
- Much higher price
- Screen only tilts
- No weather sealing
- Same battery life
A modest upgrade to the original, the X-T30 II is a fantastic mid-range all-rounder. Travel-friendly proportions make it a great value choice for everyday shooting, with solid handling and useful dials. Its 26.1MP sensor and reliable autofocus perform well, with limited noise in low light. Uncropped 4K video is excellent as well, if you can live without in-body image stabilization.
For
- Attractive styling
- Good handling
- Film simulation modes
- Uncropped 4K video
Against
- No IBIS
- Screen only tilts
- Some awkward buttons
- Minor upgrade from X-T30
