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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2021
- In this video I compare three Fujifilm hybrid cameras (x-mount): Fujifilm X-T10 vs. Fujifilm X-T20 vs. Fujifilm X-T30. They have the same image quality as Fujifilm, X-T1, X-T2 and X-T3, respectively. I'll look at these cameras side by side, compare their specs and share my experience using these cameras, especially for landscape photography. Which of these cameras is the best deal and which one I like the most? Is it a good idea to buy one of them now? Why do I have all these cameras in regular use? Why I think Fujifilm is special? I argue that all these Fuji cameras are wonderful and very capable. Their image quality (especially the jpeg) quality is amazing. Fuji X-T30 is additionally an incredibly powerful video camera (see the link below).
Please EXCUSE THE RAIN SOUND in the later part of the video; it was raining heavily.
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Comparison of popular Fujifilm kit zoom lenses: • Comparing the sharpnes...
Review of Fujinon XF 55-200 mm zoom lens: • Fujinon Super EBC XF 5...
Fujifilm X-T30 review: • Fujifilm X-T30 (in 202...
Fujifilm X-T30 sample video: • Eesti sügisvaated - Es...
Fujifilm X-T30 sample images: • Fujifilm X-T30 sample ...
Fujifilm X-T20 review: • Fujifilm X-T20: get it...
Fujifilm X-T20 sample images: • Fujifilm X-T20 sample ...
Fujifilm X-T10 review: • Fujifilm X-T10: a litt...
Fujifilm X-T10 sample photos: • Fujifilm X-T10 sample ...
Overviw of Fujifilm cameras: • My Fujifilm cameras: a...
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Thanks, Tom! Amazing collection. I'm considering to buy X-T20 with 23mm f2 and you really helped me with the positive decision on this!
Thank you for your comment. I'm glad I could help. I think X-T20 with 23mm f2 is an excellent choice.
Wow, by far the most enjoyable camera gear video i have ever watched and believe me i have watched thousands. I love the rain noise gave the video a feel of serenity and peace ✌️.
Thank you very much, indeed.
@@tom_photo Subscribed to you channel, wonderful content
Great presentation & comparison. Very thorough. Thank-you!
I Trev Mac! Thank you, I appreciate your words very much. Kind regards!
@@tom_photo Simply Top Notch! Everything!
Hello Tom, time and technology have advanced, but it's still a pleasure to watch your video! You describe and compare the cameras so objectively and personally that you can get a very good impression of the three types. Thank you for that!
HI Xavax! Thank you so much for watching. I really appreciate your friendly comments. Kind regards!
Excelente video!! Muchísimas gracias!!
Hi Mariano! Thank you so much. Kind regards!
Really well made video and comparison! It was very enjoyable to watch. I recently got X-T20 and I am very happy with it :-)
Thank you very much, indeed! Best of luck with the X-T20, it's a wonderful choice.
@@tom_photo Also thanks for your other videos. I am thinking about 15-45mm lens and your videos about it are very helpful (sharpness at around f8, sample photos, pluses and negatives...)! 🙂
@@TomasOneil I'm glad you liked the videos. The Fuji 15-45 mm lens is something that one grows to love over time. I first thought it was just a good backup lens but I now use it more every day. The small size is so very attractive about this lens. What I don't perhaps emphasize enough about the Fuji 15-45 mm lens it how fast and accurately it focuses. This makes it very attractive for video, especially when using with gimbal. I'd say that of all the lenses I own this one is the least likely to misfocus when sitting unattended on a gimbal. When switched to automatic focusing this is the lens I trust more than any other (and this includes lenses that are several times more expensive). The 15-45 lens is really great, I think.
Quite a collection, Tom! I must try Fuji one of these days. I hope you are well and able to get out to photograph your wonderful country.
Hi Cliff! Yes, I can confidently recommend Fuji. Many other cameras are wonderful, too, but I find myself using mostly Fuji these days.
Thank you for this video. I've had a lot of difficulty deciding between all three cameras as a beginner :) Now to choose between one of these or a used x100s haha
Thank you for your comments! Deciding between these cameras is difficult, indeed, because they are all very fine. The X100S is another very nice one. I guess it boils down to whether you like fixed lens or not. I enjoy changing lens but the X100S has a very high quality lens attached. Good luck to you!
@@tom_photo Thank you very much! Found a great deal on a XT10 with two lenses in the bundle, so I'll be sticking with that. Your video was so helpful :)
@@shadmandem918 I'm glad things worked out well for you! The X-T10 is a great choice!
I bought a new X-T20 in early 2020. I chose it over the X-T30 because I prefer the D-pad buttons over the joystick and I don't like the position of the Q-button on the X-T30. I almost never even think about shooting video so the X-T-20 is a great fit for me and I'm very happy with my choice.
These are all good points that you bring out. When it comes to photo quality X-T20 and X-T30 are the same. So, X-T20 is definitely a great choice. The X-T30 has a faster auto focus but this difference only matters in specific situations.
Did the same early 2021 & still loving it.
Couldn't agree more. X-T20 rocks!
Thanks for your help
Hi Tasty Turtle! Thank you so much for watching!
very good presentation thanks
Thanks! I'm glad I you found it useful.
Thank u so much!
Hi! Thank you very much for watching, I appreciate it. Kind regards!
I disagree a bit on the hate for the red video button on the XT10. I absolutely love being able to switch back and forth between stills and video instantly. For my purposes, it’s really amazing to be able to take photos, tap the button to take a quick video, then go back to photos without losing my settings or having to move any dials
Hi. Thank you for bringing this out. It's a good point. Personal preferences can differ between people and this is absolutely fine.
Very useful for people like me who want to try a Fuji system
I'm glad I could help! My experience with Fuji system has been wonderful.
The X-T30 and X-T30ii are brilliant cameras (I own both). However, that Q-button placement on the thumb grip is maddening. Plus, I miss the D-pad!
Hi! Thank you for your feedback. I hear you regarding the Q-button and D-pad.
I use RawTherapee and got great quality from my old X-E2s and X-T2. Modern raw processors can give new life to older cameras.
Hi! Thank you for making this point. Indeed RawThrapee works really well with the cameras you mentioned. Kind regards!
shot a huge campaign on a xt 20 back in 2019 for a german fashion brand, this thing is still amazing if you know how to pull the plugs
Hi kelloxx! Indeed, the X-T20 is a great camera. I'm still using it on a daily basis and it continues delivering. Kind regards!
I have bought an X-T10 but do not know anything about the difference between it and other fuji cameras. Now I understand that what I really need is the X-T30 and will buy it next time. This video really helps me a lot, thank you!
Hi Zack. I'm glad I could help you. The X-T10 is a wonderful camera, one of my favorite cameras, in fact. It has same advantages over, X-T30, too. For example it only has 16 Mpix so the pixel area is greater. It hosts X-Trans II sensor which some would say is the best sensor of all time. Hold on to this camera, it's really great. I've made a special video on Fuji X-T10: th-cam.com/video/sHMhZ6HMZwk/w-d-xo.html
@@tom_photo Thanks Tom! The X-T10 is good, but sometimes I'm not satisfied with the photos taken by it... For example, I find that the details of the leaves in forests or the details of the night scenes are not clear and sharp like the photos taken by others. Should I buy some better lenses (now I have XC15-45 mm and XC 35 mm) or buy a camera with a larger megapixel like X-T30 or just buy a full-frame camera?
@@zack582 Hi Zack! I do not think that the X-T10 is causing the photos not being sharp (unless it's faulty, of course). The lenses you have are really nice lenses, capable of very high quality photos. I don't think buying more helps. Some possible reasons why your photos are not sharp: a) shutter speed too slow, b) aperture doesn't correspond to the desired depth of field, d) focusing problem (try autofocus, manual focus and continuous focus and see which works the best), e) subject moved out of focus after focusing (e.g. moving branches) f) ISO too high, g) tripod not used. There can be more reasons. I added this topic to my future film ideas so expect a post one day covering these questions. I hope I could help you a little bit.
@@tom_photo Thank you for your detailed answers, Tom. I was very surprised that I didn't expect to get such a rich response. You really helped me a lot. I think the reasons may be that the shutter speed was a little bit slow and I have't used a tripod. In addition, I just found a little dust on the CMOS. In fact, the photos look good on the whole. So maybe I'm just a little picky about the details of photos after zooming in. Thank you again for your patience. Looking forward to your new videos!
@@zack582 Hi Zack. I'm glad you're figuring out the reasons. You can remove dust from CMOS easily: use a squeezable (rubber) air blower available at most photo stores. Whether of not dust is problem can be figured out by photographing blue sky or white paper and then looking for small spots in the photo.
Great video, I just bought a 35mm 1.4 lens, will this fit all Fuji cameras or only select kinds? Thanks in advance
Hi. Thanks for asking. I'm assuming you bought a Fujinon XF 35mm prime. If yes, this lens will work with every Fuji X-mount camera. Since there aren't very many non-X-mounts out there this will work with all typical Fuji cameras. Happy photography!
@@tom_photo thanks for your reply, subscribing now
@@pommynigeltv598 Thanks so much!
Mb/s is called Megabit per second :) It’s quite different from Megabyte ;)
Indeed, thanks :). I caught this too, but only after I had recorded everything. So I just added text to the screen (the small yellow text on the screen where I correct this) to let the viewers know that I had made a correction.
I do have X-T10 which is my walk around camera, maybe someday I will upgrade to X-T30 II
Indeed, the X-T10 is a wonderful walk around camera, as you say. I use it for the same purpose as well.
I saw a used X-S10 for sale but not sure why I didn't go for it, and it sold fairly quickly. I was later informed that the X-T20 was a great all around camera for on the go... so I managed to get a used one with 3400 actuation's.
A new X-S10 is selling pretty much the price of a X-T30 II, so the X-S10 would be another alternative to newer technology. It's said the X-T30 II has an improved auto-focus tracking like the X-T4.
@@McBuggs. The X-T20 is a great camera to get. I'm quite sure you're happy with it. The X-S10 is another great choice. I don't have firsthand experience but I hear it's a bit different from other Fuji's and resembles Canon and Nikon dSLR's when it comes to handling.
@@tom_photo Yes, the X-S10 dials and grip are similar to a DSLR. I've watched a few youtube vids about the camera and I liked the reviews. I have a Nikon D700 plus Fuji S3Pro & S5Pro, but wanted to switch to something smaller lighter and easy to carry about. Indeed, I like my X-T20 with the XF 18-55mmF2.8-4 R LM OIS which also does pretty good night photography. Who knows, I may own a X-S10 one day.
the X-T30 has a CMOS BSI X Trans IV by the way
Oh, and the X-T10 has the same sensor as the X-T1 so it is highly unlikely that this camear can go down to ISO 100. native ISO range for the X-Trans II sensor is 200-6400, expandable to 100-25600, but I'd highly recommend you avoid those mode as they work only for JPEGs and tend to add noise to images
Also, having the highest lower ISO doesn not mean best low light performance at all. Low light photography is generally made at base ISO and a long shutter speed, or with faster shutter speeds and way higher ISO. Either way, having a lower base ISO will mean lower noise, and the high ISO performance is up to the camera (X Trans III does a tiny bit better than the X Trans IV, they're pretty equivalent though)
Also, considering higher ISO values as a marketing trick is kind of wrong. The X-T20 can go natively up to 12800 ISO, and at this value, the image still looks better than the X-T10 at 6400 ISO, yet you've gained a stop of light. Image is very usable at 3200 to 6400ISO on both the X Trans III and IV, I wouldn't say that's a marketing trick, that really improves the versatility of the camera.
Also, you said that the exposure comp dial on the X-T30 can go from -5 to +5 stops while the other can do only +/-3. First, the X-T30's dial can only go to that extent when you use the "C" position and use the front dial for exporure comp. Second, I think the X-T20 also has that feature (I do not own it, but I own the X-T2 which has the same processor, and it does have that feature. knowing my way around fuji cameras, the C position on the exposure comp dial only serve that purpose)
otherwise, very informative and concise video about the differences between these 3 cameras ! The X-T30 really is a baby X-T3 and as such, is a beast of a photo/video tool
Thank you for making a lot of valid points.
@@Koji-888 Thank you for your kind comment.
Fuji newbee here with XT-1, wonder (second language) if I got it right, that ISO 100 is bad to shoot with and i am better off with 200 ISO? Also highly appreciated for a video tip how to set my XT-1 and even more - how to start using it properly. I think I do not need a XT-20 and I am good to go with the XT-1. Mahalo nui loa
Do you find a big difference in image quality/sharpness (for photography) when you use your xt10 instead of the others?
Hi, Thank you for your question. Some say that the X-T10 should have the best (cleaner) picture quality of them because its pixel area is the largest (less pixels per area unit). I don't see that very clearly. To me these three cameras appear very similar. The X-T20 and X-T30 have more pixels. So even if noise level was higher, the increased pixel count would usually compensate for that. These cameras have different sensors. So they render colors tiny bit differently. I may like the X-T10's standard colors a bit more than that of the others'. However the differences are always very tiny. These cameras are all absolutely amazing. (I'm working on individual reviews of these cameras to talk about these details.) I hope I could answer your question.
@@tom_photo Thanks a lot!
I've been thinking about getting an xt10 as a second body to my xt20 so I don't need to switch lenses. But have been hesitant because I didn't want to have a loss of sharpness and overall image quality and end up using more the xt20 because of that.
@@jangarcia1338 Good points. The reason I'm using my X-T10, X-T20 and X-T30 in parallel is precisely because I don't want to switch lenses too much. I find that I use my cameras about equally. I tend to use X-T10 for casual shooting at home (kids, everyday stuff) and time lapse, X-T20 for more special photo trips when I take a tripod and other stuff along, X-T30 as a video camera. I don't think you're going to loose image quality when you use X-T10 . Some say that it produces the best pictures of the X-T series cameras. (Go figure! There's no easy way to measure aesthetics.) It's not at all clear which of these three cameras is the best at photography, they're that close. The only thing clear is that the X-T30 leaves the others in dust when it comes to recording video (visibly better 4K and focusing capabilities). To me the X-T10 and X-T20 are very similar and the X-T30 separates a bit more from the pack.
Which one would you prefer about the 2? Planning to buy but im torn between xt10 and xt20. Cant decide. Do you have any comparison videos for this 2?
Hi BON! Thanks for asking. All these cameras have their strengths. Indeed I have made a comparison video. In this video I compare the X-T20 against X-T10 and X-T30: th-cam.com/video/cdqteCyNwdc/w-d-xo.html . I hope this will help you. Kind regards!
Hello to everyone . I can't decide between X-T10 and X-T20. In the country I live in, the T20 is sold for twice the price of the T10.
Is it worth paying double?
Hi Gokhan Tek. The image quality of X-T10 and X-T20 is about the same. It boils down to mainly the megapixels and touchscreen when it comes to photography part and 4K and fine detail when it comes to making films. If you mainly photograph then X-T10 is enough and would be my choice if price difference is large. If you see yourself making lots of videos then X-T20 is a better option. I hope I could help you a little bit.
@@tom_photo It was very explanatory. I will decide according to the information you have given.
Thanks so much
@@gtek34 Glad I could help you! If you have any more questions about these cameras please don't hesitate to ask. I have all three of them and I can answer any questions you might have about these cameras.
Can you make the fn button on the xt10 or xt20 an iso button?
Hi! Thank you for asking. Yes you can! Just hold down the Fn button for a couple of seconds and then you can choose what function the Fn will assume. Kind regards!
@@tom_photo Thanks, that's great. Im more inclined to buy it now. Im torn between the xt10 and xt20, so will need to decide on that!
@@reflux043 Hi! I think you cannot go wrong with either of these cameras. They are both quite amazing. I've reviewed these cameras individually as well. Thanks for watching!
@@tom_photo I ended up buying the xt20 from mpb.
Is there a major difference in terms of picture quality between t20 and t30?
Hello! Thank you for asking this question. Some say that the X-T20 is better because it has lower noise in low light than the X-T30 (probably because of the larger pixel area) but I've never seen any differences between these cameras. As far as photo quality goes, these cameras are equally good. I hope this helps.
@@tom_photo thanks mate. So i dont see the need to pick t30 over t20 :) good luck!
@@chembsajin5235 Yes, absolutely. The X-T20 is a great choice for photography. Good luck!
Great comparison video. Very thorough. You’ve been very loyal to Fujifilm slowly upgrading all the way thru. I liked your video and subscribed to your channel!
Dear Darren. Thanks for your kind words. I checked out your channel and subscribed, too. Looking forward to seeing your next videos.
@@tom_photo Thank you! I always gotta support other Fuji creators.
Hi Tom. Thank you for this comprehensive evaluation of all the XT-xx series. I'm currently contemplating of selling/trading my XT3 for an XT30ii because ever since my X100v arrived with its compact form factor and having that Classic Neg film sim which bakes fuji recipes that emulate classic film developed prints like the Fujicolor Reala 100, my XT3 along with my other XF lenses, has gotten lesser use and perhaps it may motivate me if I replace with the compact XT30ii with the Classic Neg sim. What's hesitating me is its long term durability as it has issues according to the forums (command dials irresponsive, top dials malfunction due to dust or sand entering underneath, LCD issues, and rubber/leatherette peeling off). But only the XT30ii or the XS10 are within my budget and it appears that the XS10 has lesser issues (writing files to the SD Card which appears to have been solved already) as I haven't come across any further issues against it reading the forums. The XS10 seems to be more robust than we perceive ( th-cam.com/video/SsvtyBT33nA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=mpGGWDwX0Hct_C8e OR th-cam.com/video/k4CXskOtRpA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=uxd2pdec_2pRlEKs ).
I shoot photos 99% of the time and do street, travel, food and travel photography.
Curiously, after approximately a little over four years with the XT30, how has your copy held up? No durability issues whatsoever as well as your other XTxx cam bodies? Would you suggest for me to replace my XT3 with an XT30ii? or retain the XT3?
Thank you.
Hi! Thank you for this interesting question. I was also debating between X-T3 and X-T30. Instead, I got two X-T30's. Yes, I like it so much that I own two of them now. The X-T3 is no doubt a great camera but for me the X-T30 won because it offers the same photo quality and is smaller. You bring up the X-S10 and that's a great camera, indeed. I almost bought it because it has in-body image stabilization that the X-T30 is lacking. I held on to my X-T30 because it uses the 'Fuji logic'. The X-S10, on the other hand, deviates much from other older Fuji cameras and I wasn't huge fan of that. The X-S10 reminds me of other camera brands more than Fuji. But no doubt it's an amazing camera. I decided that I didn't miss the in body image stabilization in the X-T30 too much and so I've been continuing with X-T30. I use the X-T30 cameras every day and I haven't had any issues with them. Everything functions as expected. I hope that helps you a little bit. Whichever Fuji camera you end up getting, you cannot go wrong. Kind regards and best of luck!
@@tom_photo I see. Thanks for your immediate reply.
Have you taken it into harsh or compromising environments like windy beaches or dusty roads such that when you took some images, nothing went wrong with your XT30 cams (or the other XTxx - th-cam.com/video/ygdQ3u37ZqE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=8xtclmcPcspbpnN4 )? OR you're always playing it safe never taking them out in such circumstances?
Actually, there's also the factor of what would make you go out and shoot. Given the XS10's aesthetic, looking at it, it had lost that Fuji soul while with the XT30ii still has it. Even the clicking of the dials make the XS10's sound pathetic ( th-cam.com/video/FSpAQ6Wp5hc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=hu3JOclS2QD4zvyu ).
@@nathanielngosy Hi! I agree that the X-S10 has lost its Fuji soul and feel. For many people it's not a problem, though. Getting to your question about where I use X-T30, I'd say that I've probably played it safe most of the time. I've done sandy beach and light rain but I tend to take good care of my cameras (I'm quite protective). Although I've used my cameras for a long time, I don't use them much. This is because I have many cameras and only one is being used at a given time, the others are 'resting'. So, I may not be the best person to tell how long each camera will last. To me the X-T30 seems like a sturdy camera but I cannot offer statistics. Thanks again!
@@tom_photo Oh. You have multiple cameras. That's why likely issues won't arise. Better to ask the casual or users who use it intensively. Thank you.
@@nathanielngosy Hi! Yes, this is a good idea. I rotate about 10 cameras on a daily basis so each one of them sees relatively modest use. Cheers!
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Thank you!
Yo me enco tre una X-T10 en $300 pesos MXN 🤩
¡Hola! Gracias por escribir. Esta es una gran cosa. Disfrute de su fotografía. ¡Atentamente!
Xt20 touch or ?
Yes, the XT-20 has a touch screen and it works well.
I just don't get you guys on your idolization of these Fuji boxes. All I hear from all of you is: Style, Elegance, Yesteryear Looks, UH...OH...!!!
But, when the time comes to PERFORM...Focus is still an issue, even today. Video, not responding, and missed shots are in abundance.
It is the case of taking to bed the frigid Miss America.
Hi. Thank you for sharing your opinion. This is true that Fuji has a lot of competition and there are things that other cameras do better. One camera is never better than all others in all aspects. It also comes down to personal preferences. I like Fuji primarily for the photography experience (the feel and handling) but also the color rendering. There's something about Fuji photos that makes them more alive for me. I've owned a lot of cameras and different brands but with time I've found that I tend to sell the others but not the Fujis. Thanks again and good luck with your photography.
@@tom_photo Thanks for your kind and pleasant answer, Tom. I forgot to mention that your video series are of the utmost research and clear explanation. My bad. I gather that you didn't take my opinion on a personal level. It wasn't. My point is that, yes, as much as I agree on the image quality and the many items on the menu to obtain natural, organic colors from these cameras, it remains the fact that FUJI itself is a champion of not giving a kind ear to legendary complaints about focus on both stills & video in their cameras, that sell at high prices. It rekindles, back in the good old days, the legendary cult for Leica cameras. Great lenses, yes, but with very restricted focal lengths. They weren't any better than Zeiss, Nikon, Canon or Fuji. Images Bench proved it. Then again, the beauty of Leica cameras was their durability. But the CULT was outrageous... I once joined a Leica Club, but I had to by my R3Mot, as a passport. I thought they were conducting seminars or workshops, no. They were WEARING their cameras around their necks and organized suppers, cafe-talks, and some other ludic activities, but no one was taking pictures or sharing techniques. I feel the same about these prayers at the FUJI oracle. I love style and body finishing in a camera, as much as I want it to live long, but overall, I'm impressed with its performance, and from its maker's response to customers.
Keep on sharing, Tom. Your work is priceless.
Have a great day!
@@mannyquinn5841 Thank you for drawing attention to these important points and thank you for your kind words. I just happen to like Fuji because it works for me and for landscape photography the slow focus has not limited me yet. I also happen to think that Fujis look good. At the same time I don't feel that I should join some cult followers of Fuji and I don't feel religious about Fuji :). For me it's just a machine that I've chosen for my photography because it does the trick for me. I'm glad you started this discussion - very interesting topic.