I have the X-E2s and agree with all of your points. The 16mp sensor is perfect for the original trio of Fujifilm XF lenses, the 18mm f/2, the 35mm f/1.4 and the 60mm f/2.4. I have newer lenses and more modern bodies, but that X-Trans 2 with these first generation lenses is as close to a film-like rendering as anything digital for me. my X-E2s get plenty of use even though I have several current models.
Three years ago I bought beloved X-E2S for 150 eur, used of course, very satisfied. Paired with 18 f2 it is all the time in my car as lightweight combo to explore cities, nature, family events sometimes. I have also X-T10 that I use with vintage lens but somehow prefer E2S. This sensor, in both is the same, makes, for me, the most pleasing pictures. X-T2 as my performance camera, produces more accurate colors and can be cropped more, but X-E2S is my favorite.
Manufacturers are kept alive by consumers. Therefore, from time to time (and the window of opportunity is narrowing), it is necessary to convince consumers that new technology is indispensable and that the old technology is no longer fit for purpose. And because the majority of consumers really only want to consume and own, it works. In addition, a significant proportion of camera buyers believe that the photo is taken by the camera, ergo they will get better photos with the new camera. Anyway, the X-E2 is a miracle, it really is a cult machine, you might even like it more than the newer models!
Love the x-e2 just for it´s simplicity, the jpgs and the mechanical shutter-sound. It reminds me so much of the minolta SLR I started photography with. I just got myself a beautiful black x-e2, because I gave away the first one I owned to my father a few years ago. It´s kinda my third camera beside the x-pro 2 and the x-t3 and I wouldn´t consider it for paid jobs, but I guess I´m a collector now...
What a great video. I love my X-E2s, possibly more than my more recent Fujifilm cameras. Picture quality and ergonomics are amazing, and I adore that shutter slap.
Hi Mike! Thank you very much, I really appreciate it. Funny that you mention the shutter slap because I've also been thinking that it's wonderful. It makes you feel that the picture-taking is a sophisticated process, not just a click. Kind regards!
Yes ! The X-E2 is fantastic. I'm so glad I purchased mine years ago. I love it so much that I subsequently purchased the X-T2 which has the similar CMOS sensor.
Hi 4WHEELBIKER! Thank you for your feedback. I've even heard of people buying several copies of X-E2 so that they won't run out as the camera becomes more and more rare on the second hand market.
As a purely stills shooter the X-E2 is a personal favourite of mine, it is just the right size for my hands with the added grip, it feels solid, it has the right balance between simplicity of operation and customisation and pairs well with the small f2/f2.8 primes. It also offers fantasic value in my market at only $160, so much so that I have bought several to ensure I will always have one throughout my photographic life should they eventually pack in and become scarcer in the future.
@@parranoic Hi! I'd not be surprised to see that certain cameras start getting more expensive with time. This is not true of all cameras but some cameras develop kind of cult following. The X-E2 is one of them. Another such example is X10. It's not getting cheaper with time.
Hi Jonathan! I hear you. I have both of those cameras as well, and they do feel different. I use X-T30 for photo projects and X-E2 for everyday photography around the house. There is something special about the X-E2. I find its shutter sound particularly enjoyable (although some people complain about it). There is more about photography than just the final product. Kind regards!
Hi Tom, thank you for sharing all these interesting videos of yours. I'm always looking forward to hear from you. I just got myself a used Fujifilm XE2 and would like to know what memory card you can recommend. The memory card jungle has become quite overwhelming. Thank you so much and greetings , Silvia
Hi Silvia! Thank you for this question. For your Fuji X-E2 I'd recommend a simple UHS-I SD card. It's a good balance between speed and reliability. The camera supports UHS-I cards, so there's no need to invest in the more expensive UHS-II cards. I hope this helped you. Congratulations on getting this great camera. I'm sure you'll love it!
I was just thinking from the videos I've watched the past week that 16 megapixels seems like that sweet spot for Fuji. I have a a6000 and have always been drawn to Fuji and I think I'm gonna grab me the X-E2 for a secondary camera.
An idea for a video might be showing how you manually adjust a raw file to match the jpeg sim. For me, that would be in Photoshop. I know other bulk processing apps like Lightroom, etc. may offer this as an auto function, but I don't use any pay by month apps. All my graphic apps were purchased before the new pay as you go system.
Nice video about a great camera and message: old can be better! Although I own the X-E3 which is newer I get the point; it’s still really good and will never sell it, because it works for me. I once owned the X-T1 with this same 16MP sensor and still regret I sold it…
Hi Remco! Thank you very much. Indeed, if a camera works well for the photographer then everything is OK as it is. Just like you, I've also sold some cameras that I regret a little bit. Your X-E3 is a wonderful camera. Kind regards!
The xe2 cursed me to be in love with the fuji system. Still using it regularly even if I have an xt4 and x100v. This old camera made me sell my a7ii and canon m50
Another good video, I agree with almost everything you say, I love my XE2S and my XA2, I prefer both of them to the XT20 which I also have. I have the old 27mm pancake and it goes really well with any of my Fuji cameras. I also had the 15 to 45mm XC lens but it did not work well with my XA2 and XE2S, either the lens was faulty or else Fuji brought out some later firmware updates, but many of the features of the XC 15 to 45mm did not work, in particular I had trouble getting it to focus, so I sent it back, but you seem to be having no trouble with it.
Hi Kevin! Thank you for your feedback, interesting information. I don't have problems with my XC 15-45 mm when coupled with X-E2. I've had some problems with other commonly used camera-lens pairs such as X-T10 and XF 35 mm prime (the focus wasn't stable enough in spite of all software upgrades). Take care!
I've been using X-E2 for 8 years now. But one big downside of this camera is the video. It's so bad with noise and moire, especially when I filming on the sunny day. Yeah and no tilt screen is another big disadvantage too. Other than that, it's still a great and cheap camera to buy on 2022
Hi Tung! Indeed, the video is probably the weakest point of this camera. But just as you mentioned, most people consider the X-E2 as a strictly stills camera. I find that video works if lighting is even and you film from a tripod using manual focusing. In variable conditions the video is not very good. Best of luck!
Hi Terry! All the cameras you are mentioning are very fine. You cannot go wrong with any of them. I find the X-E2 pretty special. There is something about its shape and size and how the buttons work - lots of small things that make you want to grab the camera and go shooting. Kind regards!
image quality hasn't improved very much in the last ten years, maybe an additional two stops. we've been getting incremental improvements since the Nikon D3.
Great video. I have one on the way and can’t wait. Lost the buzz for shooting with my sony ff and I’ve sold a few fujis in the past that I miss. This really sounds like a keeper. Thank you
Hi Jo! This camera is super fine, I agree. I know some people who buy another copy of X-E2 every time they get a good deal because they don't want to run out of this camera in the future when they become more rare :). When I made this video I didn't have the XF 27 mm lens but now I do and this lens has become my X-E2's resident lens. Together they do miracles. Have fun with your X-E2! Kind regards!
@@tom_photo sounds like I might have snuck in ahead of those folk then so I was very lucky. I might follow suit if this does intend to be a keeper - so sick of chasing gear and really want to get to the point of having two cameras that I pretty much stick to for a while. Thank you!
@@nohandle-01 Hi Jo! Indeed it's nice to have everything in place and not think about getting new gear. This way you can focus entirely on the joy of photography, not gear. Having two cameras is nice, too - you don't have to change lenses all the time. With two cameras it becomes even more important that the cameras are small. Have fun with photography! Cheers!
Hi Tom ,my and my cat enjoyed your video...she was snorring al the time! Yes the X pro1 and X E2 have a cult status ..because of that 16mp sensor..i think it favour's the midtones! The new X H2s has a deeper ( more saturation) colour's...so there is hope🙂 fore the future camera's. Do you see much resolution diffrence between the X E2 and X T30? Nice video, thanks!
Hi Jan! Thank you. It's not easy to compare X-E2 and X-T30 becuse of the large pixel density difference. The feel is a bit different. The X-E2 seems to have more old-time style colors, which I like. I have to look a bit deeper but the Velvia film simulation may be more vivid on X-T30 than X-E2. I would agree with you when you say that the X-E2 favors more mid-tones. I have no experience with the X-H2s but it would be a fun test. Have a great day!
@@tom_photo Xe2 has a Mic port? I thought it did not . weird you have to dongle on the xe3 the xh1 is great but the sound had a defect that makes it all a mess. A known problem. You have to watch the sound moniter until you get in a editor that recognizes the sound codec. Realty annoying. The fuji tech at Fujikina admitted it. Firmware can't fix it . they would not even offer me anything for compensation.
That's debatable. As I age I like af and peaking improvements although I don't need need 500 points just reliable and that has come a long way since then.
Also about 2010 2012 is when tech became the great un- equalizer. Mediocrity and even bad photographers suddenly had for learn barely a thing. Killed our industry. Thanks millennial's
@@unbroken1010 feels bad when a youngster uses auto settings, presets, a cheap camera and gets a better shot than an experienced photographer thats been doing it for 20-30 years. I see you guys on the forums, no creativity, overshapening and no taste for colour, being elitists about gear and "having more experience" 😂. The bar was way lower before, and every rich prick that had the money could have bought its way into photography. Most praised photos from the past would be considered snapshots by today's standard
@@parranoic first " I did great photos with a Pentax k1000, Nikon FM 2 and Mamiya rz. Most my digital cameras are years old. Never owned a Leica or A expensive Canon. My photos were done with time and craft. snapshots? You have any clue how to process film or pull detail from a exposure without pressing a computer button? Can you make a correct exposure based on the sunny 16 rule and do Hyper focus in a bind if your a.i. auto focus broke down. The new breed of photographers can't even name 5 photographers in history or hold a conversation. Tech has made you all lazy potheads with large pieces of expensive jewelery around your necks. 😜 when you can photograph a perfect roll of e-6 or Do a good portrait without spray and praying let me know..
Hello Tom ! This is Rahul Deshpande from India ..must say Wonderful video and I was searching for one. I am a Nikon user and do mostly bird photography. But for general/ family/street photography I was searching for Fuji trans2 models. I have got 2 options XE2S and XT10. I am now confused unable to decide.Both are not at my location so cannot try. So kindly share your views
Hi Rahul! Thank you for you feedback. You are choosing between two wonderful cameras and I don't think you can go wrong with either one of these. I think the X-T10 has a bit more options and the tilt screen is a bonus. Otherwise the X-E2S may feel more comfortable in the hand. Best of luck to you!
I have the XE2S and the XT20, the next model up from the XT10, if I could only keep one I would keep the XE2S. I love the picture quality and the handling of the camera. I like the viewfinder on the left side in the XE2S because I can look through the viewfinder with my right eye and see what is going on with my left eye. The XE2 that Tom is talking about in his video may well be the same as the XE2S because Fuji did a firmware update that made the XE2 into an XE2S
@@kevingardner4229 Yes, the X-E2 feels good in the hand and the viewfinder position is excellent. The only small problem I have is that my favorite camera bag that's made for two smaller cameras assumes a more square shape for a small camera so my X-E2 is not as comfortable to carry around as an X-T-double-digit camera such as X-T10.
Hi Vandana! That depends on where you are and where you buy it. I think you should be able to find it for less than 400 USD. Anything less than 300 USD is a very good deal. Kind regards!
@@tom_photo thanks so much for your response! This will be my first camera purchase so I really appreciate the help! On mpb there seems to be one for 394 in well used condition, should I spend an extra 50 to get one in a better condition?
@@vandanaprabhakar1193 Hi Vandana! This is not a bad price and maybe 50 USD extra is worthwhile. However, if you're willing to wait you may find an even better deal. Kind regards!
Hi Chepss! Great, you've picked up a wonderful camera! Yes, I've used it with various older lenses as well. If your lens mount doesn't match the camera then you need a lens adapter. With vintage lenses and converters some of the functions won't work. Most notably you need to focus manually. Depending on the lens you may not be fully certain what the exact aperture is. Luckily focus peaking will still work! You need to do three things: a) switch the camera to manual focusing, b) enable "shooting without lens" from the menu, c) from them menu choose the focal length of the lens you are attaching. The latter will not matter too much because your camera is not going to know how to correct the aberrations of the lens if it's a vintage lens. And lastly, enable focus peaking. This way manual focusing is easy and fun. Best of luck to you with your photography!
@@tom_photo sweet! Thanks for the advice Tom. Can't wait for my camera to arrive. For now I'm planning to use my old SMC Pentax lenses from my Pentax film cameras. I'm curious with the combination of the vintage lens and the film simulation. Classic Chrome sim got me hooked up to Fujifilm cameras aside from the film camera looks
@@chepss Hi Chepss! The Pentax lenses are very nice. Expect exciting results. Classic Chrome is special, indeed. I like it for filming, especially with shadow tone at -1 or even -2. Best wishes!
Hi! Thank you for asking. First of all both cameras are very good and feature the same size sensor. Overall the X70 is smaller and thus more portable. The main difference is that the X70 has a fixed prime lens while the X-E2 is an X-mount camera that can accept any X-mount lens. This fact makes the X-E2 more desirable for me. I like to experiment with different lenses and with the X70 that would not be possible. The X70 is a more specialized camera. If you need a more universal solution, I'd recommend the X-E2. Kind regards!
Hi Allen! Sorry that I didn't see your question sooner. What requires lots of card power is burst and video. This camera is not a special burst camera and video is not very fancy either. With this camera I'd not worry about getting a top of the line SD card. Just a normal average priced (budget) card will most likely work very well. Kind regards!
Hi George! Thank you for asking. I think the X-E4 is a nice and logical evolution of X-E2 and X-E3. It is more modern and offers more options so most people would take it instead of the X-E2. On the other hand some will probably say that the X-E2 has a legendary sensor and being 16 Mpix the pixels area is larger and individual pixels might be a bit cleaner. I think the entire X-E series is a great one and every one of them is a great option. Kind regards!
@@tom_photo I ordered an XE4 some weeks back but as there are none available and no one seems to know when they will be back in stock, I decided to buy a used XE2 instead as a stop gap. I am really enjoying using it and, given the minimalist function buttons and dials on the XE4, I really don't know whether I would buy it now and sell my XE2, hence the question.
@@georgedemetriou1496 Hi George! In this situation if you enjoy your X-E2, I'd recommend to just keep it. The X-E4 is not going to add much. The X-E2 has such a following that I hear some people have bought several of them to make sure they will never run out, as the camera is becoming more difficult to find in the future. Then there are people who would simply prefer X-E2 to X-E4. So, you already have a great camera (one of my favorites of all time) - have fun with it :). Cheers and best of luck to you!
@@tom_photo Thanks again for replying. I am so grateful for your advice. I can now forget all about the XE4 (it won't be available for at least another month my camera dealer told me) and enjoy my XE2 instead!!
Hi Jan! The X-E2 and X-T10 are very similar. However, the X-T10 has a bit more options. (The X-T10 is also newer). The X-E2 has less focus point, a bit slower burst rate and fixed back screen. Still these cameras are equally highly regarded. Thanks for your feedback!
hi tom, i've taken a liking to this camera and plan to buy it, but before but it i want to know more about this camera. i like other genre such as landscape and macro too. how does this camera perform in those genre? thank you in advance
Hi! Thank you for your question. I also use this camera for landscapes. Its auto focus is not very fast so this camera is much better for landscape than action shots. When it comes to macro, this depends on the lens that you have. With a proper macro lens this camera can certainly work well for close-ups. Best of luck to you with your photography!
@@yogi6muhammad Hi! I do not have an Instagram account but you can see some city photos of mine taken with Fuji X-E2 here: ua-cam.com/video/FB1abC5zf_c/v-deo.html .Cheers!
Hi! Thank you for your note. Sure, you can download sample raw files from the internet. I did a Google search for you and this is where you can download some samples: www.kristoffertrolle.com/2020/fujifilm-sample-raw-files/ . Cheers!
Hi Alex! Thanks for this question. All these cameras are excellent and it really boils down to what you need the camera for. For travel and street photography maybe get the XE2. For harsh conditions and large lenses get the XT2. If you want a great all around camera get the XT100. Greetings to Tallinn :)
Hi Alif! Thank you for asking. I'm a fan of the X-E2 so I'd like to say that this is always a good option. Between the two cameras that you are considering, most people would probably choose the X-A3 because it is newer technology, has a tilting touch screen, more focus points and offers more Mpix. But it does not have the microphone port like the X-E2 does and most importantly it is entirely missing the electronic view finder. This is a major difference and would make me to consider the X-E2 because it will give you a much more traditional photography experience. The viewfinder is not a big deal for people who are used to photographing with their phones and never had experience with viewfinders. I hope this helps you. Kind regards!
Hey great video. Wondering if I should get this camera as a beginner looking for my first camera and what lenses should I pair with it? Thanks in advance
Hi LordAtomsk! Thank you for asking. I think this camera is a very good choice for a first camera. It's very easy to use and at the same time will not be limiting you in the future. The colors are absolutely amazing. I'm these days using it with the XF 27mm lens. If you decide to get just one lens, it may be a good idea to get a zoom lens. The XC 15-45 mm is very small and capable. I just posted a sample gallery taken with the Fuji XC 15-4 mm lens: ua-cam.com/video/KPLd-ixlFI0/v-deo.html . And I review the XC 15-45 here: ua-cam.com/video/lkGXyrg5DiU/v-deo.html . Kind regards!
@@tom_photo Thanks for replying! I have a few more questions. How’s the autofocus speed with the 15-45 mm lens and the autofocus speed in general. Also what film simulations does this camera have?
@@atomsk_sw Hi! Fujis in general are not fast-focusing. Sony is generally faster and more accurate. However, just about everything else tips the balance in the direction of Fuji as far as I'm concerned. Of the the lenses I've tested the XC 15-45 is among the fastest. So, I think it is a very good option to make your Fuji fast. The Film simulations that the X-E2 has include: Standard, Velvia, Astia, Classic Chrome, ProNeg Std, ProNeg Hi, B&W (with three filters), Sepia. Cheers!
@@tom_photo Thank you for your help! I don’t really need it to be very fast, just not annoyingly slow. I’m mainly going to be using the camera for street photography.
Hello, I’m wanting a travel film camera to take vintage style photos. Would you recommend this camera for my first and the price range second hand is about $600-750aud
Hi! Thank you for asking. The Fuji X-E2 is one of the most enjoyable cameras I have used. I find it very suitable for vintage style photos. It has a nice range of film simulations and it feels retro in your hand. These cameras are not very expensive, although their prices have stopped dropping because they are becoming collector's items. The price you mentioned is OK, probably a bit on the higher side (OK if the camera is in excellent condition without signs of use). Happy New Year!
@@tmc2k184 Hi! Are you specifically looking for Fuji cameras? If yes, the Fuji X-T10 is another great option. It's got the same sensor and costs about the same. It's very similar to the X-E2 in terms of capabilities.
@@tmc2k184 Hi! I think your plan to get a Fuji camera is a great one. In case you want to see my current Fujifilm cameras this is where I talk abut them: ua-cam.com/video/z_3wmxqjIiY/v-deo.html . In case you eventually decide to go with a non-Fuji, I'd like to mention Sony Alpha a6000 as a very good option. Cheers!
When you’re talking about “You don’t hit your screen with your nose cause it’s a rangefinder” that really hurts me. I have lazy eye on my right eye…. And stills need to use left eye to look in the view finder .. so, totally hits the screen though 😂
Same here, I have bad right eye vision (uncorrectable) and until I saw your comment, had not even considered that most people would use their right eye with these cameras. Now I feel jealous! Lol.
@@yokohamaborn Hi! Thanks for making this very valid point. Considering this it's best to put the viewfinder in the middle of the camera. This way it may not be optimal for all but it will at least kind of work for all. Kind regards!
Hi! Thank you for asking. I'd say that 16 MP is its strength. The pixel area is greater and the pixels are cleaner. You only need more pixels if you engage in commercial projects where very large scale prints are needed. In that case even 24 MP may not be enough (you'd need a medium format or a film camera). Kind regards!
@@syahirakbar Hi! Thanks for asking. I think the photo quality of these cameras is the same. It largely boils down to ergonomics and size. The X-T1 is more resistant to weather. Maybe prefer the X-E2 if you travel a lot and X-T1 if you use large lenses. Cheers!
@@syahirakbar I'd like to add that if you do a lot of manual focusing, the larger EVF of the XT1 is very helpful and the tilt LCD makes for more easily obtained composition options. That said, my favorite and most used & loved Fuji's are the X-E2 &X-E2s. (past & current* Fuji's: XT3*,XT2,XT1,XT20*,XE3, XE2*,XE2s*,XE1,XA5,X10*, XQ2*)
Been trying to like the second gen x trans sensor for a while now , I just love the 4th gen so much and how it renders jpegs vs these second gens I feel like UA-camrs are just echoing each other for likes and follows at this point I never use my xe2 , videos like this made me buy one , and the jpegs are a waxy ass mess compared to new Fuji sensors But I will bring the X-E2 with me on my journey today to give it another chance
Hi! Thank you for sharing your opinion. Indeed, different people like different sensors and this is a hot topic. I agree with you that some of the sensors are a bit over-hyped. I made a video where I compared X-Trans II and Bayer filter sensor (ua-cam.com/video/pZcGDenPn-8/v-deo.html) and I didn't see too much difference at all. I seem to be liking both of the sensors, though. And the 4th generation sensor is absolutely nice, too. It might be a tiny bit cooler when rendering colors but this is no disadvantage. This can be tweaked in post anyway. Kind regards!
Hi! Thanks for this comment. Very interesting. I made a video on shutter sounds, too (ua-cam.com/video/IqKXV60Y1i0/v-deo.html). For a while I thought I was the only person who cared about shutter sound. I must say that I quite like noisy shutters. It gives me a feeling that a job was completed. So, I'm quite happy with my X-E2's sound. Cheers!
Hi GeoS! I agree that tilt screen and IBIS would add much to a camera. This camera is old school and does not have them. What you might like is Fuji X-S10. This has both of these features and is still relatively small. Kind regards!
I have the X-E2s and agree with all of your points.
The 16mp sensor is perfect for the original trio of Fujifilm XF lenses, the 18mm f/2, the 35mm f/1.4 and the 60mm f/2.4. I have newer lenses and more modern bodies, but that X-Trans 2 with these first generation lenses is as close to a film-like rendering as anything digital for me.
my X-E2s get plenty of use even though I have several current models.
Hi Albert! Thank you for your feedback. Yes, these are some wonderful lenses that go so well with the X-E2. Kind regards!
Three years ago I bought beloved X-E2S for 150 eur, used of course, very satisfied. Paired with 18 f2 it is all the time in my car as lightweight combo to explore cities, nature, family events sometimes. I have also X-T10 that I use with vintage lens but somehow prefer E2S. This sensor, in both is the same, makes, for me, the most pleasing pictures. X-T2 as my performance camera, produces more accurate colors and can be cropped more, but X-E2S is my favorite.
Hi Ales! Thank you very much for sharing. I'm with you when you say that this camera is special. Kind regards!
Manufacturers are kept alive by consumers. Therefore, from time to time (and the window of opportunity is narrowing), it is necessary to convince consumers that new technology is indispensable and that the old technology is no longer fit for purpose. And because the majority of consumers really only want to consume and own, it works. In addition, a significant proportion of camera buyers believe that the photo is taken by the camera, ergo they will get better photos with the new camera. Anyway, the X-E2 is a miracle, it really is a cult machine, you might even like it more than the newer models!
Hi zsoltaudio! Thank you for your feedback. I fully agree with your reasoning here. Best wishes!
Willing to bet you wait in line for a iPhone , Supreme nike and order from Amazon instead of supporting local busineess
wise words.
Just bought one :D in box, from Japan!
Love the x-e2 just for it´s simplicity, the jpgs and the mechanical shutter-sound. It reminds me so much of the minolta SLR I started photography with.
I just got myself a beautiful black x-e2, because I gave away the first one I owned to my father a few years ago. It´s kinda my third camera beside the x-pro 2 and the x-t3 and I wouldn´t consider it for paid jobs, but I guess I´m a collector now...
Hi! Very true, indeed. There's much to love about this camera. Thanks for sharing. Kind regards!
What a great video. I love my X-E2s, possibly more than my more recent Fujifilm cameras. Picture quality and ergonomics are amazing, and I adore that shutter slap.
Hi Mike! Thank you very much, I really appreciate it. Funny that you mention the shutter slap because I've also been thinking that it's wonderful. It makes you feel that the picture-taking is a sophisticated process, not just a click. Kind regards!
Thanks Tom! So right when you talk about cameras which were great do not get less great with time. Very very often less is more. Good to see you back!
Hi Cliff! Thanks! Great to hear from you again.
Yes ! The X-E2 is fantastic. I'm so glad I purchased mine years ago. I love it so much that I subsequently purchased the X-T2 which has the similar CMOS sensor.
Hi 4WHEELBIKER! Thank you for your feedback. I've even heard of people buying several copies of X-E2 so that they won't run out as the camera becomes more and more rare on the second hand market.
As a purely stills shooter the X-E2 is a personal favourite of mine, it is just the right size for my hands with the added grip, it feels solid, it has the right balance between simplicity of operation and customisation and pairs well with the small f2/f2.8 primes. It also offers fantasic value in my market at only $160, so much so that I have bought several to ensure I will always have one throughout my photographic life should they eventually pack in and become scarcer in the future.
Hi Robin! That's a good summary of how nice this camera is. Thank you. Best of luck!
Thats a great price, I got mine for 250$ in 2020 and now they are selling for 300 to 350€ in France
@@parranoic Hi! I'd not be surprised to see that certain cameras start getting more expensive with time. This is not true of all cameras but some cameras develop kind of cult following. The X-E2 is one of them. Another such example is X10. It's not getting cheaper with time.
I recently added a used XE2s to my XT4 and lenses and i could not be happier! Fantastic little camera!
Hi! I couldn't agree with you more. Thanks for watching. Kind regards!
Totally agree on the X-T10 and I'm getting an X-E2 this week, one for home and one for travel. Thank you!
Hi! I think this is a smart decision. Good luck and kind regards!
I had an X-E2 and loved it, I "upgraded" to an X-T30 and it just wasn't the same.
Hi Jonathan! I hear you. I have both of those cameras as well, and they do feel different. I use X-T30 for photo projects and X-E2 for everyday photography around the house. There is something special about the X-E2. I find its shutter sound particularly enjoyable (although some people complain about it). There is more about photography than just the final product. Kind regards!
Hi Tom, thank you for sharing all these interesting videos of yours. I'm always looking forward to hear from you. I just got myself a used Fujifilm XE2 and would like to know what memory card you can recommend. The memory card jungle has become quite overwhelming. Thank you so much and greetings , Silvia
Hi Silvia! Thank you for this question. For your Fuji X-E2 I'd recommend a simple UHS-I SD card. It's a good balance between speed and reliability. The camera supports UHS-I cards, so there's no need to invest in the more expensive UHS-II cards. I hope this helped you. Congratulations on getting this great camera. I'm sure you'll love it!
I was just thinking from the videos I've watched the past week that 16 megapixels seems like that sweet spot for Fuji. I have a a6000 and have always been drawn to Fuji and I think I'm gonna grab me the X-E2 for a secondary camera.
Hi J-Sun Guess! Thank you for your feedback. I think you're right. Fuji really knows how to make 16 Mpix cameras. Kind regards!
I have the E1, E2s, and E3. I love them all, but I think the E2s is the sweet spot.
Hi Doug! That's a good way to put it. I'm with you on this one. Kind regards!
An idea for a video might be showing how you manually adjust a raw file to match the jpeg sim. For me, that would be in Photoshop. I know other bulk processing apps like Lightroom, etc. may offer this as an auto function, but I don't use any pay by month apps. All my graphic apps were purchased before the new pay as you go system.
Hi sclogse1! That's an interesting idea. Thanks!
I totally get it ! I even thought of doing the same but I've got too many cameras already.
Hi 4WHEELBIKER! The same is true of me. Thanks!
Nice video about a great camera and message: old can be better!
Although I own the X-E3 which is newer I get the point; it’s still really good and will never sell it, because it works for me. I once owned the X-T1 with this same 16MP sensor and still regret I sold it…
Hi Remco! Thank you very much. Indeed, if a camera works well for the photographer then everything is OK as it is. Just like you, I've also sold some cameras that I regret a little bit. Your X-E3 is a wonderful camera. Kind regards!
The xe2 cursed me to be in love with the fuji system. Still using it regularly even if I have an xt4 and x100v. This old camera made me sell my a7ii and canon m50
Hi Don! I hear you. There's lot's to like about this camera. Kind regards!
@@tom_photo Regards 😊
Another good video, I agree with almost everything you say, I love my XE2S and my XA2, I prefer both of them to the XT20 which I also have. I have the old 27mm pancake and it goes really well with any of my Fuji cameras. I also had the 15 to 45mm XC lens but it did not work well with my XA2 and XE2S, either the lens was faulty or else Fuji brought out some later firmware updates, but many of the features of the XC 15 to 45mm did not work, in particular I had trouble getting it to focus, so I sent it back, but you seem to be having no trouble with it.
Hi Kevin! Thank you for your feedback, interesting information. I don't have problems with my XC 15-45 mm when coupled with X-E2. I've had some problems with other commonly used camera-lens pairs such as X-T10 and XF 35 mm prime (the focus wasn't stable enough in spite of all software upgrades). Take care!
I love to watch new videos that talk about the camera i decided to buy years ago, it reminds me why I bought it in the first place.
Hi Davide! Thank you so much. I'm sure you still like your X-E2. I certainly like mine. Best wishes!
I had one of these and I used a mieke 35mm f1.4 lens, really nice set up, especially as I use monochrome almost always.
Hi Alex! Thank you for your feedback. I've been wondering about this lens myself, too. Kind regards!
I've been using X-E2 for 8 years now. But one big downside of this camera is the video. It's so bad with noise and moire, especially when I filming on the sunny day.
Yeah and no tilt screen is another big disadvantage too. Other than that, it's still a great and cheap camera to buy on 2022
Hi Tung! Indeed, the video is probably the weakest point of this camera. But just as you mentioned, most people consider the X-E2 as a strictly stills camera. I find that video works if lighting is even and you film from a tripod using manual focusing. In variable conditions the video is not very good. Best of luck!
Bought myself X-T2 and I am very impressed with the image quality. Now eyeing for X-E2 or X-E3 for a slimmer backup.
Hi Terry! All the cameras you are mentioning are very fine. You cannot go wrong with any of them. I find the X-E2 pretty special. There is something about its shape and size and how the buttons work - lots of small things that make you want to grab the camera and go shooting. Kind regards!
image quality hasn't improved very much in the last ten years, maybe an additional two stops. we've been getting incremental improvements since the Nikon D3.
@@darwinwins Hi! Image quality has been very nice throughout the lineup. You are right that not too many changes have been introduced. Kind regards!
never selling mines. 👍✌
Hi LEGOTROLL1! This is a good decision. Kind regards!
I have the X-E2s and I agree. This camera is a classic.
This was very very good in every way.
Hi Jan-Martin! Thank you so much! Best wishes.
Nice camera. Nice video.
Hi Graham! Thanks so much. Kind regards!
wow, I really love this video
Hi Eugen! Thank you so much. Kind regards!
Thank you for a humle and very interesting review of this camera 👌🏼
Hi Crane! Thank you so much for watching. Kind regards!
I owned it and loved it. I’m sorry I sold it to go full-frame. I won’t make that kind of mistake again.
Hi Dan! I hear you. I'm also using a full frame camera in parallel but holding on to my X-E2 and other Fujis. Kind regards!
Great video. I have one on the way and can’t wait. Lost the buzz for shooting with my sony ff and I’ve sold a few fujis in the past that I miss. This really sounds like a keeper. Thank you
Hi Jo! This camera is super fine, I agree. I know some people who buy another copy of X-E2 every time they get a good deal because they don't want to run out of this camera in the future when they become more rare :). When I made this video I didn't have the XF 27 mm lens but now I do and this lens has become my X-E2's resident lens. Together they do miracles. Have fun with your X-E2! Kind regards!
@@tom_photo sounds like I might have snuck in ahead of those folk then so I was very lucky. I might follow suit if this does intend to be a keeper - so sick of chasing gear and really want to get to the point of having two cameras that I pretty much stick to for a while. Thank you!
@@nohandle-01 Hi Jo! Indeed it's nice to have everything in place and not think about getting new gear. This way you can focus entirely on the joy of photography, not gear. Having two cameras is nice, too - you don't have to change lenses all the time. With two cameras it becomes even more important that the cameras are small. Have fun with photography! Cheers!
Hi Tom ,my and my cat enjoyed your video...she was snorring al the time! Yes the X pro1 and X E2 have a cult status ..because of that 16mp sensor..i think it favour's the midtones! The new X H2s has a deeper ( more saturation) colour's...so there is hope🙂 fore the future camera's. Do you see much resolution diffrence between the X E2 and X T30? Nice video, thanks!
Hi Jan! Thank you. It's not easy to compare X-E2 and X-T30 becuse of the large pixel density difference. The feel is a bit different. The X-E2 seems to have more old-time style colors, which I like. I have to look a bit deeper but the Velvia film simulation may be more vivid on X-T30 than X-E2. I would agree with you when you say that the X-E2 favors more mid-tones. I have no experience with the X-H2s but it would be a fun test. Have a great day!
Nice . it got better with firmware but I don't think you can dongle a Mic input.or headphone. Like the xe3
Hi! Thanks for feedback. The Mic port works for me quite well. I either use a mic directly or through a Zoom-H1.
@@tom_photo Xe2 has a Mic port? I thought it did not . weird you have to dongle on the xe3 the xh1 is great but the sound had a defect that makes it all a mess. A known problem. You have to watch the sound moniter until you get in a editor that recognizes the sound codec. Realty annoying. The fuji tech at Fujikina admitted it. Firmware can't fix it . they would not even offer me anything for compensation.
@@unbroken1010 Yes, The X-E2 has a microphone port. And, yes, Fuji sometime has its own way of doing things. Good luck to you.
@@tom_photo thanks I did not know rhat
BRAVO! I WISH I COULD FIND ONE!
Thank you for watching. Kind regards!
For stills photography, most people don't need a camera newer than +/- 2012
Hi! I think this is very true. Regards!
That's debatable. As I age I like af and peaking improvements although I don't need need 500 points just reliable and that has come a long way since then.
Also about 2010 2012 is when tech became the great un- equalizer. Mediocrity and even bad photographers suddenly had for learn barely a thing. Killed our industry. Thanks millennial's
@@unbroken1010 feels bad when a youngster uses auto settings, presets, a cheap camera and gets a better shot than an experienced photographer thats been doing it for 20-30 years. I see you guys on the forums, no creativity, overshapening and no taste for colour, being elitists about gear and "having more experience" 😂. The bar was way lower before, and every rich prick that had the money could have bought its way into photography. Most praised photos from the past would be considered snapshots by today's standard
@@parranoic first " I did great photos with a Pentax k1000, Nikon FM 2 and Mamiya rz. Most my digital cameras are years old. Never owned a Leica or A expensive Canon. My photos were done with time and craft. snapshots? You have any clue how to process film or pull detail from a exposure without pressing a computer button? Can you make a correct exposure based on the sunny 16 rule and do Hyper focus in a bind if your a.i. auto focus broke down. The new breed of photographers can't even name 5 photographers in history or hold a conversation. Tech has made you all lazy potheads with large pieces of expensive jewelery around your necks. 😜 when you can photograph a perfect roll of e-6 or Do a good portrait without spray and praying let me know..
Excellent review!
Hi Tre' Harris! Thank you so much for watching. Kind regards!
Hello Tom ! This is Rahul Deshpande from India ..must say Wonderful video and I was searching for one. I am a Nikon user and do mostly bird photography. But for general/ family/street photography I was searching for Fuji trans2 models. I have got 2 options XE2S and XT10. I am now confused unable to decide.Both are not at my location so cannot try. So kindly share your views
Hi Rahul! Thank you for you feedback. You are choosing between two wonderful cameras and I don't think you can go wrong with either one of these. I think the X-T10 has a bit more options and the tilt screen is a bonus. Otherwise the X-E2S may feel more comfortable in the hand. Best of luck to you!
I have the XE2S and the XT20, the next model up from the XT10, if I could only keep one I would keep the XE2S. I love the picture quality and the handling of the camera. I like the viewfinder on the left side in the XE2S because I can look through the viewfinder with my right eye and see what is going on with my left eye. The XE2 that Tom is talking about in his video may well be the same as the XE2S because Fuji did a firmware update that made the XE2 into an XE2S
@@kevingardner4229 Yes, the X-E2 feels good in the hand and the viewfinder position is excellent. The only small problem I have is that my favorite camera bag that's made for two smaller cameras assumes a more square shape for a small camera so my X-E2 is not as comfortable to carry around as an X-T-double-digit camera such as X-T10.
How much do you guys think is the maximum i should pay for one of these in 2024?
Hi Vandana! That depends on where you are and where you buy it. I think you should be able to find it for less than 400 USD. Anything less than 300 USD is a very good deal. Kind regards!
@@tom_photo thanks so much for your response! This will be my first camera purchase so I really appreciate the help! On mpb there seems to be one for 394 in well used condition, should I spend an extra 50 to get one in a better condition?
@@vandanaprabhakar1193 Hi Vandana! This is not a bad price and maybe 50 USD extra is worthwhile. However, if you're willing to wait you may find an even better deal. Kind regards!
I recently bought used XE2 from ebay as my first ever digital camera. Have you ever adapting it with vintage lenses?
Hi Chepss! Great, you've picked up a wonderful camera! Yes, I've used it with various older lenses as well. If your lens mount doesn't match the camera then you need a lens adapter. With vintage lenses and converters some of the functions won't work. Most notably you need to focus manually. Depending on the lens you may not be fully certain what the exact aperture is. Luckily focus peaking will still work! You need to do three things: a) switch the camera to manual focusing, b) enable "shooting without lens" from the menu, c) from them menu choose the focal length of the lens you are attaching. The latter will not matter too much because your camera is not going to know how to correct the aberrations of the lens if it's a vintage lens. And lastly, enable focus peaking. This way manual focusing is easy and fun. Best of luck to you with your photography!
@@tom_photo sweet! Thanks for the advice Tom. Can't wait for my camera to arrive. For now I'm planning to use my old SMC Pentax lenses from my Pentax film cameras. I'm curious with the combination of the vintage lens and the film simulation. Classic Chrome sim got me hooked up to Fujifilm cameras aside from the film camera looks
@@chepss Hi Chepss! The Pentax lenses are very nice. Expect exciting results. Classic Chrome is special, indeed. I like it for filming, especially with shadow tone at -1 or even -2. Best wishes!
Which is better x70 or xe2
Hi! Thank you for asking. First of all both cameras are very good and feature the same size sensor. Overall the X70 is smaller and thus more portable. The main difference is that the X70 has a fixed prime lens while the X-E2 is an X-mount camera that can accept any X-mount lens. This fact makes the X-E2 more desirable for me. I like to experiment with different lenses and with the X70 that would not be possible. The X70 is a more specialized camera. If you need a more universal solution, I'd recommend the X-E2. Kind regards!
Hi tom, any suggestions that what kind of SD card works on this camera?
Hi Allen! Sorry that I didn't see your question sooner. What requires lots of card power is burst and video. This camera is not a special burst camera and video is not very fancy either. With this camera I'd not worry about getting a top of the line SD card. Just a normal average priced (budget) card will most likely work very well. Kind regards!
How do you feel about the XE4 in comparison to the XE2?
Hi George! Thank you for asking. I think the X-E4 is a nice and logical evolution of X-E2 and X-E3. It is more modern and offers more options so most people would take it instead of the X-E2. On the other hand some will probably say that the X-E2 has a legendary sensor and being 16 Mpix the pixels area is larger and individual pixels might be a bit cleaner. I think the entire X-E series is a great one and every one of them is a great option. Kind regards!
@@tom_photo Many thanks for getting back to me
@@tom_photo I ordered an XE4 some weeks back but as there are none available and no one seems to know when they will be back in stock, I decided to buy a used XE2 instead as a stop gap. I am really enjoying using it and, given the minimalist function buttons and dials on the XE4, I really don't know whether I would buy it now and sell my XE2, hence the question.
@@georgedemetriou1496 Hi George! In this situation if you enjoy your X-E2, I'd recommend to just keep it. The X-E4 is not going to add much. The X-E2 has such a following that I hear some people have bought several of them to make sure they will never run out, as the camera is becoming more difficult to find in the future. Then there are people who would simply prefer X-E2 to X-E4. So, you already have a great camera (one of my favorites of all time) - have fun with it :). Cheers and best of luck to you!
@@tom_photo Thanks again for replying. I am so grateful for your advice. I can now forget all about the XE4 (it won't be available for at least another month my camera dealer told me) and enjoy my XE2 instead!!
Didn't the Xe2 get all the same updates from the Xt10 and xe2s?
Hi Jan! The X-E2 and X-T10 are very similar. However, the X-T10 has a bit more options. (The X-T10 is also newer). The X-E2 has less focus point, a bit slower burst rate and fixed back screen. Still these cameras are equally highly regarded. Thanks for your feedback!
@@tom_photo Thank you for the answer!
hi tom, i've taken a liking to this camera and plan to buy it, but before but it i want to know more about this camera. i like other genre such as landscape and macro too. how does this camera perform in those genre? thank you in advance
Hi! Thank you for your question. I also use this camera for landscapes. Its auto focus is not very fast so this camera is much better for landscape than action shots. When it comes to macro, this depends on the lens that you have. With a proper macro lens this camera can certainly work well for close-ups. Best of luck to you with your photography!
@@tom_photo thank you Tom. do you have example from your landscape photos? do you have instagram account?
@@yogi6muhammad Hi! I do not have an Instagram account but you can see some city photos of mine taken with Fuji X-E2 here: ua-cam.com/video/FB1abC5zf_c/v-deo.html .Cheers!
can i still have a link for downloadable photo files? i want to trying edit the samples
Hi! Thank you for your note. Sure, you can download sample raw files from the internet. I did a Google search for you and this is where you can download some samples: www.kristoffertrolle.com/2020/fujifilm-sample-raw-files/ . Cheers!
@@tom_photo thx mate, im consider this camera more than xe3 now after seing your video. Thx a lot, im from indonesia 😄
@@wpaji_ Hi! I'm happy I could help. The X-E2 and X-E3 are both excellent choices. Cheers!
@@tom_photo maybe i will choose xe2 cause can save more money for investing good lenses
@@wpaji_ Hi! This is very reasonable. Cheers!
Hei, Tom! Thank you for the review. I was thinking about XE2 vs XT2 vs XT100. What would you recommend? Greetings from Tallinn :)
Hi Alex! Thanks for this question. All these cameras are excellent and it really boils down to what you need the camera for. For travel and street photography maybe get the XE2. For harsh conditions and large lenses get the XT2. If you want a great all around camera get the XT100. Greetings to Tallinn :)
xe2 vs xa3 whos better for photography?
Hi Alif! Thank you for asking. I'm a fan of the X-E2 so I'd like to say that this is always a good option. Between the two cameras that you are considering, most people would probably choose the X-A3 because it is newer technology, has a tilting touch screen, more focus points and offers more Mpix. But it does not have the microphone port like the X-E2 does and most importantly it is entirely missing the electronic view finder. This is a major difference and would make me to consider the X-E2 because it will give you a much more traditional photography experience. The viewfinder is not a big deal for people who are used to photographing with their phones and never had experience with viewfinders. I hope this helps you. Kind regards!
Hey great video. Wondering if I should get this camera as a beginner looking for my first camera and what lenses should I pair with it?
Thanks in advance
Hi LordAtomsk! Thank you for asking. I think this camera is a very good choice for a first camera. It's very easy to use and at the same time will not be limiting you in the future. The colors are absolutely amazing. I'm these days using it with the XF 27mm lens. If you decide to get just one lens, it may be a good idea to get a zoom lens. The XC 15-45 mm is very small and capable. I just posted a sample gallery taken with the Fuji XC 15-4 mm lens: ua-cam.com/video/KPLd-ixlFI0/v-deo.html . And I review the XC 15-45 here: ua-cam.com/video/lkGXyrg5DiU/v-deo.html . Kind regards!
@@tom_photo Thanks for replying! I have a few more questions. How’s the autofocus speed with the 15-45 mm lens and the autofocus speed in general. Also what film simulations does this camera have?
@@atomsk_sw Hi! Fujis in general are not fast-focusing. Sony is generally faster and more accurate. However, just about everything else tips the balance in the direction of Fuji as far as I'm concerned. Of the the lenses I've tested the XC 15-45 is among the fastest. So, I think it is a very good option to make your Fuji fast. The Film simulations that the X-E2 has include: Standard, Velvia, Astia, Classic Chrome, ProNeg Std, ProNeg Hi, B&W (with three filters), Sepia. Cheers!
@@tom_photo Thank you for your help! I don’t really need it to be very fast, just not annoyingly slow. I’m mainly going to be using the camera for street photography.
@@atomsk_sw Hi! In that case I thing this camera + lens combination should work well for you. Cheers!
Hello, I’m wanting a travel film camera to take vintage style photos. Would you recommend this camera for my first and the price range second hand is about $600-750aud
Hi! Thank you for asking. The Fuji X-E2 is one of the most enjoyable cameras I have used. I find it very suitable for vintage style photos. It has a nice range of film simulations and it feels retro in your hand. These cameras are not very expensive, although their prices have stopped dropping because they are becoming collector's items. The price you mentioned is OK, probably a bit on the higher side (OK if the camera is in excellent condition without signs of use). Happy New Year!
@@tom_photo thank you! Any other cameras around that price range you would recommend for the vintage style photography?
@@tmc2k184 Hi! Are you specifically looking for Fuji cameras? If yes, the Fuji X-T10 is another great option. It's got the same sensor and costs about the same. It's very similar to the X-E2 in terms of capabilities.
@@tom_photo yes I really like the style of the Fuji cameras, but I’m open to other cameras that can get the vintage style photographs. Thank you Tom !
@@tmc2k184 Hi! I think your plan to get a Fuji camera is a great one. In case you want to see my current Fujifilm cameras this is where I talk abut them: ua-cam.com/video/z_3wmxqjIiY/v-deo.html . In case you eventually decide to go with a non-Fuji, I'd like to mention Sony Alpha a6000 as a very good option. Cheers!
When you’re talking about “You don’t hit your screen with your nose cause it’s a rangefinder” that really hurts me.
I have lazy eye on my right eye…. And stills need to use left eye to look in the view finder .. so, totally hits the screen though 😂
Hi Vanthree! I appreciate your sense of humor and your witty comment. Best of luck to you!
Same here, I have bad right eye vision (uncorrectable) and until I saw your comment, had not even considered that most people would use their right eye with these cameras. Now I feel jealous! Lol.
@@yokohamaborn Hi! Thanks for making this very valid point. Considering this it's best to put the viewfinder in the middle of the camera. This way it may not be optimal for all but it will at least kind of work for all. Kind regards!
@@yokohamaborn right!!?, the rangefinder for left eye shooter is a must!
@@vanthree7899 Hold it upside down(?)
Is 16mp enough?
Hi! Thank you for asking. I'd say that 16 MP is its strength. The pixel area is greater and the pixels are cleaner. You only need more pixels if you engage in commercial projects where very large scale prints are needed. In that case even 24 MP may not be enough (you'd need a medium format or a film camera). Kind regards!
@@tom_photo thanks for your reply. Now I can decide whether getting this or X-T1. Which do you prefer and why? Cheers, from Malaysia 😁
@@syahirakbar Hi! Thanks for asking. I think the photo quality of these cameras is the same. It largely boils down to ergonomics and size. The X-T1 is more resistant to weather. Maybe prefer the X-E2 if you travel a lot and X-T1 if you use large lenses. Cheers!
@@syahirakbar
I'd like to add that if you do a lot of manual focusing, the larger EVF of the XT1 is very helpful and the tilt LCD makes for more easily obtained composition options. That said, my favorite and most used & loved Fuji's are the X-E2 &X-E2s.
(past & current* Fuji's:
XT3*,XT2,XT1,XT20*,XE3,
XE2*,XE2s*,XE1,XA5,X10*,
XQ2*)
Been trying to like the second gen x trans sensor for a while now , I just love the 4th gen so much and how it renders jpegs vs these second gens
I feel like UA-camrs are just echoing each other for likes and follows at this point
I never use my xe2 , videos like this made me buy one , and the jpegs are a waxy ass mess compared to new Fuji sensors
But I will bring the X-E2 with me on my journey today to give it another chance
Hi! Thank you for sharing your opinion. Indeed, different people like different sensors and this is a hot topic. I agree with you that some of the sensors are a bit over-hyped. I made a video where I compared X-Trans II and Bayer filter sensor (ua-cam.com/video/pZcGDenPn-8/v-deo.html) and I didn't see too much difference at all. I seem to be liking both of the sensors, though. And the 4th generation sensor is absolutely nice, too. It might be a tiny bit cooler when rendering colors but this is no disadvantage. This can be tweaked in post anyway. Kind regards!
Also the X-E2 has the nastiest sounding and feeling shutter of any of my 4+ Fujifilm bodies , very unsatisfying feedback and sound from the mechanical
Hi! Thanks for this comment. Very interesting. I made a video on shutter sounds, too (ua-cam.com/video/IqKXV60Y1i0/v-deo.html). For a while I thought I was the only person who cared about shutter sound. I must say that I quite like noisy shutters. It gives me a feeling that a job was completed. So, I'm quite happy with my X-E2's sound. Cheers!
XE1 have better colors!
Hi! I agree that the X-E1 is another great camera. It's really similar to the X-E2. Kind regards!
More vivid or just warmer tones?
Very tempted to get a Fuji for the analog controls but no IBIS or tilt screen was a deal breaker.
Hi GeoS! I agree that tilt screen and IBIS would add much to a camera. This camera is old school and does not have them. What you might like is Fuji X-S10. This has both of these features and is still relatively small. Kind regards!