There was a time when you had several options when buying a particular brand’s camera. That rarely happens anymore, and you may find yourself lost in a sea of acronyms and abbreviations.
I really feel sorry for new photographers shopping for their first “proper” camera; It was a tough decision that required a lot of research 20 years ago, but now it’s overwhelming. The easiest way to fix this problem, at least traditionally, is to choose a brand. Here’s why “Canon or Nikon?” was a question that stood out when I was just starting out. Now, not only distant more great brands than ever, but if you can choose a single brand (I shoot with 4 cameras of different brands, so I can’t) you have to narrow it down between countless sample.
This video is for those who are in (or want to join) the Fujifilm ecosystem and have an eye on the X-Series cameras. Perhaps you’ve seen the awesome Fujifilm X-T2 or X-T3 on eBay or a used camera website, just to be curious about the newer ones. X-T4. But, if you’re watching X-T4, why not X-T5? Wait, there’s also one XH2 and a XH2S?! Well, in this video by Roman Fox, he walks you through all the options and tells you which model is best for which type of shooter.
