The popular AUTO shooting mode has also been updated, making it even easier to obtain beautiful pictures without using detailed settings. Although it’s a relatively minor upgrade over its predecessor, overall it’s an excellent mid-range camera that’s well suited to travel and everyday photography. All this gear is expensive and I have looked at what I really want to do as a result of the frustrating turns of events with the Fuji cameras.

This is Fujifilm’s current top-line sensor, also found in its higher-end cameras, so you can’t get better than that. My X-T30's built-in flash works brilliantly to illuminate the others who otherwise would have been nothing but black shadows. Fujifilm makes some of the best mid-range cameras on the market, and with its cracking sensor, fast shooting, good autofocus, and decent video options, the Fujifilm X-T30 II is a versatile all-rounder that suits a variety of genres.Fujifilm puts a seal on the bag inside the box, but it's easy to get the camera out, play with it, and then restick the sticker so no one knows it's a used camera. The low light limit of PDAF has also been lowered from -1EV in the older generation to an impressive -3EV.

My opinion is that high-ISO has worsened by one stop on the X-T30 for color photographs and improved by one stop for black-and-white. Each film simulation comes with a description that helps the filmmaker make the selection appropriate to the desired 'look' of the video (or photo, post-shoot), for example, there's a mode for fashion portraits, one for a documentary feel, one high contrast/low saturation for a touch of profoundness and so on.The only way to see it is only on the rear LCD, only when the camera is ready to shoot (not on playback and not in menus), and only in the one data screen that comes up as you press DISP BACK to change the screen functions. Video is a real highlight, in terms of both quality and controls, and offers features previously found on more expensive cameras.