Customer Ratings & Reviews

The best thing about the Fuji system is that they just do not make bad glass…. Even the worst rated lenses are up there when compared with other camera manufacturers products. With that said, the best features of the Fuji bodies are: The controls are all right there in front of you... You literally have pretty much everything you need for shooting right in your face and you can manipulate any of the exposure controls without removing your eye away from the viewfinder. Lenses have Aperture rings for controlling depth of field. The body has a shutter speed dial on the top. The Exposure Compensation Wheel is right at your right thumb. AF point selector is also reachable by your thumb, and with the X-T20 you have the touch screen. Another feature that puts the Fuji cameras over the top has to be the Film Simulations. Fuji had some of the most beautiful color renditions from their classic films and the likes of Provia, Velvia, Astia, and Acros are all built in to these cameras. One more area I want to cover are the Fuji viewfinders... They're OLED, they're very bright, and typically produce a solid experience for taking pictures. With Cameras from the Sony line, any slight variation of your eyes introduces blurring around the edges and that simply doesn't happen with Fuji bodies. One the best part about owning a Fuji... Fuji will literally upgrade your camera with new feature, via firmware, for years after it has been on the market. The Fuji X-T1 was already replaced by the X-T2 and they released a firmware update that gave the X-T1 High Speed Sync capabilities. Overall, you're going to get awesome images, great lenses, fast operation, and great pricing from the brand, so look no further, you've found your camera! If you want to see larger samples of the images, leave your email in a comment and I'll send you back some.

The Fujifilm XT-20 is an excellent camera that wowed me on an unexpected level. It provides all the features that I would need out of a camera and then some. The EVF is extremely nice and bright and the controls are all very customizable. The only gripe I have is the disappearing overlay on the screen and viewfinder. Body is solid 10/10 construction.

I've had 35mm SLR hardware for over two decades - finally gave in and bought a mirror less travel camera. My back and eyes thank me. Worried about the solar eclipse burning your retina? No chance, though you need to be cautious with your hardware still. The mirrorless opens up new options and ways of thinking about your camera. I love the light weight, solid lens selection and utility of the XT2. It is a bit unbalanced with the larger lenses, but is as small as a pocket camera with the pancake lens.

This is my 4th Fuji body, the 1st Trans III sensor body.. It's great, as I assumed it would be.. but honestly I still think that way of my prior cameras, incl the xe2s which I still have!!! Fuji is very consistent w/their files, colors.. always a joy to use!

I have 2 of these. Trust me when I say this, forget the XT30, XT3 and up. Buy this and invest in glass. This will give you pretty much the same image quality as all the other newer Fujifilm Camera. The only reason I would jump up to an XT-3 or XT-4 is if I would need to take advantage of the dual card slot.

I really like the style of the camera, I've even been asked if it a film camera. But the camera itself is amazingly technical and I like how Fuji has incorporated their "film" into the camera itself.

This is my first Mirrorless Camera and I am very much impressed with the features of this camera.Best part of this camera, you can manage everything using dial button and its very easy to use. Images are very clear and sharp.We are very delighted to have this camera.

So, I over-estimated my abilities, and picked this camera body with a 23mm prime lens... but I'm slowly realizing that the 18-55mm kit lens would have been a better buy. Unfortunately BestBuy was completely sold out on the X-T20 w/ the kit lens, so, I'll have to make this guy work...

I am a beginner and always wanted to start a new hobby. I carefully watched a lot of reviews from a lot of people to see their perspective about the camera and i enjoy it everytime i use it. Great camera for those who are starting out.

Great for beginners, love that it can easily fit in any purse and it’s so light compared to other cameras.

Used to shoot with a DLSR. Loving the compactness of this body paired with impressive quality.

It's the best value you can find. Awesome when combined with the Fuji XF lenses.

I loved the size and look of the camera but could not get it to focus and I’m not a beginner at photography I’m a photographer. It may be a bad copy. I returned camera