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I setup a fan blowing over the back of the camera with the screen out which successfully prevented overheating for me. It's less portable, but with the fan and camera (using the dummy battery) running from a powerbank it's still pretty doable.
I have tried to: turn the screen off, open the flash and battery lids, use dummy battery (although I suspect this was a poor quality one)... and still did not improve the results... never tried the fan method though... but wouldn't the fan sound spoil the audio? Thanks for passing by ;)
@@AleSuggests the fan would probably spoil audio captured from the camera's internal mics, for my uses I'm capturing audio separately, so this isn't an issue. The fan I'm using is a quiet PC fan at a speed that's inaudible from 1m+ in front of the camera. It doesn't seem like much airflow is actually needed. Most of the heat seems to come from the middle area under the screen, right behind the sensor. Extending the screen to the side helped, it would last a bit longer before shutting down, but, a small amount of airflow was enough to keep it cool enough to prevent even the warnings that start showing up quite quickly otherwise.
My nikon D7000 died yesterday. Im thinking of buying this one because it fits my budgets perfectly. Should I go for it? I only use my cameras for pictures and a little bit of video.
Sorry to hear about your D7000 :( If you take primarily pictures, and you don't plan to do a lot of videos in the near future, then I'd say yes the XT200 is a good call. And the added benefit is that if you, instead, start doing more videos at a later point, you can always upgrade to an X-S10 or X-T4 and have the advantage of the full lens compatibility between the systems. If you are willing to buy second hand, other models you may want to consider are: Sony a6400, Panasonic G85 / g9 / gh4 and Canon M50 mkii. I hope this helps.
@@AleSuggests My first preference is Sony but its like 30k more ( Indian Prices), I love the xt-200 for the manual dials. Apparently, the left dial can be customised to use it as an ISO dial.
Bro video graphy which is more better canon m50 mark 2 and fujifilm x200 i mean battery life and video quality which is better is there any heating problem in fujifilm x200
Ale can you please suggest which one is best my use case is for photos and i will sing and play guitar and need a bokeh effect in vedio Can u suggest any camera below 900$ Panasonic g85, m50 or xt200 ? Or any camera apart from these or i which one should pick from these?
Are you filming yourself? How big is the environment in which you record? If the answer is "yes" and "small" pick a Sony. My choice would be a used Sony a6400 with an AF wide angle. But you won't have in body stabilization. Are you live-streaming? Or needing long time recording? Go with Panasonic. A used GH5 mk1 would be my choice, but otherwise G9, G85, or even G7 are fine, if budget and size are important for you. NOTE: that the GH6 will be out any time soon. Are the rooms in which you perform moderately sized? You do not need the greatest AF in the world? Nor the widest lens? Are 30 mins max of 4k enough? If "yes" is the answer at all, the Fuji X-S10 is your camera. Great pics, and great videos. X-T200 is great for pics, but I did not like it for videos. I would not get a Canon M50 because of the lenses' compatibility, but if you do wanna get one, take the M50 mk2 if you want to do streaming. A lot of choices there, so to summarise: X-S10: best all-rounder A6400: best autofocus GH5: best for long shootings Please consider that these are my very own opinions only, so take everything with a pinch of salt, but I hope it helps. Maybe let us know what you've chosen in the end :P Thanks for passing by ;)
Im picking between xt200 and m50. I want to learn photography and do some short/indie films. But I heard that the 1080p for xt200 sucks. Do u have any samples? Is it good enough for making short films? I'm afraid when I go 4k I won't be able to edit it in my laptop
Sorry about the delay. For pictures, the XT200 is fantastic! For video use, the m50 and the Xt200 are both really limited, and I wouldn't feel like recommending any of the two, particularly when shooting in 4k. Although, the real advantage of the XT200 would be that you can, at least, start out by doing some filming, and then upgrade the camera body in the future while keeping all your lenses. You could then move to an X-S10 (which will be my real recommendation). With the Canon, instead, you'd get stuck with EF-M lenses. Other things to consider: - Canon M50 has a strong crop in 4K - XT200 does not allow you to change contrast, saturation, etc. when in video mode I hope this helps, and thanks for passing by ;)
Nope, I wouldn't recommend this camera for video use I'm afraid. Check out Fuji X-E4 or Fuji X-S10. Alternatively a Sony Alpha second hand, or Panasonic G9 or G85 would be my choice. I hope this helps
Hey, Nadim. The XT30 has got a tilt screen, unfortunately, this solution isn't ideal for me. For this reason, I would rather suggest the X-S10, which is in a similar price range. The X-S10 would have: better grip, fully articulated screen, slower slow-motion, although being a bit heavier. Please mind that I never personally owned the XT30, so take all the above with a pinch of salt. I hope this helps anyway... and thanks for passing by ;)
That's a tough one! For pictures, the XT200 is fantastic! For video use, both the m50 and the Xt200 are really limited, and I wouldn't feel like recommending any of the two, particularly when shooting in 4k. Although, the real advantage of the XT200 would be that you can start out and then upgrade the camera body in the future while keeping all your lenses if one day you move on to an X-S10, or superior... because all the lenses are compatible. With the Canon, you'd get stuck with EF-M lenses. I hope this helps, and thanks for passing by ;)
Thank you :) I think you can, indeed, change the left dial to ISO... but only for video mode if I remember right. Then, when I would switch to picture mode, and the left dial would revert back to film simulation. It drove me nuts😁 Thank you so much for passing by ;)
I respect your opinion, but I would suggest avoiding buying the X-T200 if the main purpose is shooting videos. In fact, I did buy it and immediately regretted. Otherwise, for pictures and occasional short videos, it's great. But obviously all IMO (and I'm also lazy, lol). Thanks for passing by ;)
Hey Benigno, unfortunately, I haven't reached the level of those big youtubers that can giveaway cameras, yet. BUT I am planning to do some giveaways in the future. So please stay tuned for this and more ;) I wish you all the best for your new vogging career, and thank you so much for passing by ;)
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Hey I hope you liked the video!!! Now don't be a stranger and subscribe so we can stay in touch 🤩
This a new channel, and it needs some extra love in order to grow... you're just one click away 🔔
Thanks so much for passing by 🙏
I setup a fan blowing over the back of the camera with the screen out which successfully prevented overheating for me. It's less portable, but with the fan and camera (using the dummy battery) running from a powerbank it's still pretty doable.
I have tried to: turn the screen off, open the flash and battery lids, use dummy battery (although I suspect this was a poor quality one)... and still did not improve the results... never tried the fan method though... but wouldn't the fan sound spoil the audio?
Thanks for passing by ;)
@@AleSuggests the fan would probably spoil audio captured from the camera's internal mics, for my uses I'm capturing audio separately, so this isn't an issue. The fan I'm using is a quiet PC fan at a speed that's inaudible from 1m+ in front of the camera. It doesn't seem like much airflow is actually needed. Most of the heat seems to come from the middle area under the screen, right behind the sensor. Extending the screen to the side helped, it would last a bit longer before shutting down, but, a small amount of airflow was enough to keep it cool enough to prevent even the warnings that start showing up quite quickly otherwise.
@@dtucny getting used in 300 usd.. can i operate remotely? using my phone somethig while plugging hdmi (obs recording) :?
getting used in 300 usd.. can i operate remotely? using my phone somethig while plugging hdmi (obs recording) :?
I want to buy a camera for photography and some short videos only for instagram and other social media.. do you recommend this camera???
I'd say yes go for it! You'd have fun with it... unless these videos need to be too long or 4K. Thanks for passing by ;)
Hello, the video was very successful. I will buy a XT200 for street photography. Does it warm up just when taking pictures?
My nikon D7000 died yesterday. Im thinking of buying this one because it fits my budgets perfectly. Should I go for it? I only use my cameras for pictures and a little bit of video.
Sorry to hear about your D7000 :(
If you take primarily pictures, and you don't plan to do a lot of videos in the near future, then I'd say yes the XT200 is a good call. And the added benefit is that if you, instead, start doing more videos at a later point, you can always upgrade to an X-S10 or X-T4 and have the advantage of the full lens compatibility between the systems.
If you are willing to buy second hand, other models you may want to consider are: Sony a6400, Panasonic G85 / g9 / gh4 and Canon M50 mkii.
I hope this helps.
@@AleSuggests My first preference is Sony but its like 30k more ( Indian Prices), I love the xt-200 for the manual dials. Apparently, the left dial can be customised to use it as an ISO dial.
Bro video graphy which is more better canon m50 mark 2 and fujifilm x200 i mean battery life and video quality which is better is there any heating problem in fujifilm x200
Ale can you please suggest which one is best my use case is for photos and i will sing and play guitar and need a bokeh effect in vedio
Can u suggest any camera below 900$
Panasonic g85, m50 or xt200 ? Or any camera apart from these or i which one should pick from these?
Are you filming yourself? How big is the environment in which you record? If the answer is "yes" and "small" pick a Sony. My choice would be a used Sony a6400 with an AF wide angle. But you won't have in body stabilization.
Are you live-streaming? Or needing long time recording? Go with Panasonic. A used GH5 mk1 would be my choice, but otherwise G9, G85, or even G7 are fine, if budget and size are important for you. NOTE: that the GH6 will be out any time soon.
Are the rooms in which you perform moderately sized? You do not need the greatest AF in the world? Nor the widest lens? Are 30 mins max of 4k enough? If "yes" is the answer at all, the Fuji X-S10 is your camera. Great pics, and great videos.
X-T200 is great for pics, but I did not like it for videos.
I would not get a Canon M50 because of the lenses' compatibility, but if you do wanna get one, take the M50 mk2 if you want to do streaming.
A lot of choices there, so to summarise:
X-S10: best all-rounder
A6400: best autofocus
GH5: best for long shootings
Please consider that these are my very own opinions only, so take everything with a pinch of salt, but I hope it helps.
Maybe let us know what you've chosen in the end :P
Thanks for passing by ;)
@@AleSuggests thanks ave for replying patiently to clear my thoughts
My use case is i will sit in a closed room and play guitar
Im picking between xt200 and m50. I want to learn photography and do some short/indie films. But I heard that the 1080p for xt200 sucks. Do u have any samples? Is it good enough for making short films? I'm afraid when I go 4k I won't be able to edit it in my laptop
M50 have a crop in 4k
Sorry about the delay.
For pictures, the XT200 is fantastic! For video use, the m50 and the Xt200 are both really limited, and I wouldn't feel like recommending any of the two, particularly when shooting in 4k.
Although, the real advantage of the XT200 would be that you can, at least, start out by doing some filming, and then upgrade the camera body in the future while keeping all your lenses. You could then move to an X-S10 (which will be my real recommendation).
With the Canon, instead, you'd get stuck with EF-M lenses.
Other things to consider:
- Canon M50 has a strong crop in 4K
- XT200 does not allow you to change contrast, saturation, etc. when in video mode
I hope this helps, and thanks for passing by ;)
I want it for photos only do you recommend it?
Absolutely!
And thanks for passing by ;)
@@AleSuggests Thank you so much for replying ❤️
My pleasure :)
Hi Ale!, I want to buy a camera for only video not for vlooging so do you recommend this camera as a video camera or not?
Nope, I wouldn't recommend this camera for video use I'm afraid. Check out Fuji X-E4 or Fuji X-S10. Alternatively a Sony Alpha second hand, or Panasonic G9 or G85 would be my choice. I hope this helps
Hi Ale, any particular reason you don't recommend the XT30 ?
Hey, Nadim. The XT30 has got a tilt screen, unfortunately, this solution isn't ideal for me.
For this reason, I would rather suggest the X-S10, which is in a similar price range. The X-S10 would have: better grip, fully articulated screen, slower slow-motion, although being a bit heavier. Please mind that I never personally owned the XT30, so take all the above with a pinch of salt.
I hope this helps anyway... and thanks for passing by ;)
@@AleSuggests Thanks man, appreciate the advice !
You recommend this or canon m50?
That's a tough one! For pictures, the XT200 is fantastic! For video use, both the m50 and the Xt200 are really limited, and I wouldn't feel like recommending any of the two, particularly when shooting in 4k. Although, the real advantage of the XT200 would be that you can start out and then upgrade the camera body in the future while keeping all your lenses if one day you move on to an X-S10, or superior... because all the lenses are compatible. With the Canon, you'd get stuck with EF-M lenses.
I hope this helps, and thanks for passing by ;)
@@AleSuggests Thanks for your information bro.
@@georgewilson7423 No problem ;)
Yo good video ! 👍 you can always change the film simulation dial for iso. Thats what i did and it makes it much more easyer to adjust iso on the fly 😀
Thank you :)
I think you can, indeed, change the left dial to ISO... but only for video mode if I remember right. Then, when I would switch to picture mode, and the left dial would revert back to film simulation. It drove me nuts😁
Thank you so much for passing by ;)
that thumbnail made me laugh lol
:D
The focus peaking during recording is so sad. I didn't know this when buying. The rest is alright I guess
Tbh there are several things I wish I knew before to purchase this camera. Most reviewers were probably over excited about it?
Damn Fuji..in this 2022 , the next Xt 300 will produce smoke
Hopefully not!!! 🙂
Thank you for passing by 😉
Nowt wrong with that camera good camera and u moan of how battery and card comes out stop been lazy couple of secs that's it
I respect your opinion, but I would suggest avoiding buying the X-T200 if the main purpose is shooting videos. In fact, I did buy it and immediately regretted. Otherwise, for pictures and occasional short videos, it's great. But obviously all IMO (and I'm also lazy, lol). Thanks for passing by ;)
@@AleSuggests not had any problems with mine detail is amazing
I wonder if you'll be generous enough to donate it to me... it will be my first ever camera then as an aspiring vlogger. 🙏
Hey Benigno, unfortunately, I haven't reached the level of those big youtubers that can giveaway cameras, yet. BUT I am planning to do some giveaways in the future. So please stay tuned for this and more ;)
I wish you all the best for your new vogging career, and thank you so much for passing by ;)