The sensor is newer and better in the fuji. The Fuji ecosystem for APS-C is far better than Sony. I loved the a6000 but there are better options now.
Probably one of the "drawbacks" of the X-T100 over the X-T20 or the X-T30. I don't shoot 4K, nor do I plan on doing it anytime soon so this isn't a major concern for me.
I think it comes down to which ecosystem you want to live in. If you're already familiar with the Pentax, I'd stay there.waterfirezero1 wrote: ↑ I have to choose between pentax ks2 and this one. Can anyone give me some comments?
Wouldn't necessarily go by that. Do some digging on Reddit. These are the published specs. Most cameras are not huge fans of -10C and lower but I've used Nikons years back without issue in -20C (specs said the same).waterfirezero1 wrote: ↑ Thanks @adrianf74
an extra info: this x-t100 is operated in the range 0 Celcius to 40 Celcius degree only. So no for Canada winter, even autumne
Osmo Pocket.mrwoogyboogy wrote: ↑ Affordable cameras that can do 4k @ 60 fps?
AF Tracking is the one thing that has me holding out... There will be times where I'm looking at using a ~20mm f/2 type lens for concert photography and tracking is important. My current camera, a Sony DSC-RX100 II, is REALLY bad at it, so.troso wrote: ↑ I ditched all my Nikon and currently have this camera. I've used Nikon for the past 25 years.
What I like
- size and weight
- vintage look
- image quality. The Bayer sensor is great
- Fuji's jpegs. I almost don't post process anymore, I like the classic chrome a lot.
- screen. You can flip it for selfie
- all my manual Nikkor lenses are usable again. It's very easy to focus.
- can connect with my phone to control the camera or transfer files
Weaknesses
- autofocus tracking. If this is high on your list, get an xt20 or xt2 instead
- 4k video
