Fujifilm X-T50 In Depth Review
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- After a month of testing, I am finally ready to push out a full review of this brand new tiny camera from Fujifilm.
Long video, but definitely worth it.
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00:00 - Intro
01:51 - Build Quality
13:41 - Image Quality
17:51 - Autofocus & Performance
24:51 - Video
30:52 - Conclusions
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Video Recorded with the following gear:
Camera: Fujifilm X-H2s
Lens: Fujifilm 18mm F1.4
Microphone: Rode VideoMic Go II
Various lights 
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Just got the X-T50 last week! Its my very first camera and I’m loving it!
You'll love it even more
Speaking as a Fuji user, the X-T50 makes more sense now the price of the X-T5 has returned to normal
I love the sensor on the X100 VI
However I find the difference between the X-T3 and X-T5 is less, when the final image is presented to customer.
Let me explain when I shoot with the X-T3/5 I am using the right lens for the job, so their is minimal to no cropping in post, and I shoot 90% in the studio.
Printed to 16" x 12" is our normal print size and it would be almost impossible to tell the difference between the cameras.
However, with the X100 VI sometimes I have to crop and having 40MP gives so much more flexibility.
One of my colleagues who shoots wildlife loved the upgrade from the X-T3 to X-T5 as wildlife needs to be cropped.
He was getting better results shooting with the X-T5 and cropping in post than he was using the X-T3 with the 1.4X TC
And using the X-T5 and cropping in post was producing better results than the X-T5 using the 1.4X TC and losing a stop of light.
back to the subject.
X-T50 or X-S20 -
If you are lens limited the X-T50 gives you much more cropping options
If you are not lens limited then it is dealers choice if you want a mid range camera, video first maybe lean X-S20, photo first X-T50
2nd shooter/body camera, I used to like always using the same sensor so editing was easier, but I don't find huge differences to the colours or editing process
Now there is a £400 price difference, you can have the X-T50 with kit lens or X-T5 body only, or pick up X-T50 body only, plus a prime lens
The Price difference is pretty much the same between all the previous X-T cameras... the X-T3 was £400 more than the X-T30 only difference was they were both £300-400 cheaper at launch
Thanks for sharing, you're right in pretty much everything
I got the X-T50 two weeks ago and it’s been a real joy to use everyday! And I really do enjoy using the film simulation dial. The new kit lens is brilliant. Plus when I put the 27mm f2.8 pancake lens on it, it’s such a tiny but powerful kit. It’s become my everyday carry camera.
I'm looking for a used 18mm F2 for the same reason. Everyday camera for me as well
@@LucaPetraliaPhotography Hope you find one soon! (And please tell us how it performs on the X-T50!)
I've been a DSLR user (Hasselblad/Canon) for many years and was fully driven by PASM and always shot manual - having bought the X-T50 - "the ease of use"-part - I don't see, it took me a day or 2 to understand how to shoot fully manual and found that I am not as flexible and fast as I used to be and really have to get used to it. I can tell that fully manual is not their target audience. However, what they have put in this small package is nothing less than an achievement. The thing is loaded with features and customizations (I would say too many, because it can become confusing quickly) and image quality is great, which is the only thing that matters in the end.
I think I will end up getting an X-T50. Thanks for the great review.
I was thinking about getting an X-T30II, but lower megapixel and no IBIS are disappointing. Then I was thinking about getting an XT-5, due to weather sealing and better battery, but it's not as compact as the X-T50.
The price might be a bit hard to swallow, but I think this camera is perfect for people who want portability with the latest features. Sacrifices must be made somewhere.
You will definitely love it
Good to see you as always Luca. Excellent review, definitely second to none (and I did watch a few). For now I’m still waiting to see what the X-T6 brings to the table, the X-T4 that I’m currently using has yet to let me down. On a separate note, I’ve using the XF16-50 for the past couple of weeks and it doesn’t disappoint, great lens for just walking around doing street “stuff” and photography in general (I love the internal zooming mechanism), only a few times I found that I should’ve brought the XF16-80 with me for the extra reach instead, but as they say, first world problems. Be well and stay safe.
Definitely first world problems. I bet you loved its weight and size all the rest of the time. And thanks as usual!
Bought it, tried it, but the dials were so flimsy, and used to the good control of my canons, that I exchanged it for the smallest fullframe canon, the R8, with a rf 28 2.8. But still, very nice camera.
Man i get you, feeling at home with your camera is everything. If you're used to that, it's hard to swap. I only disagree on the flimsy dial, i don't have that feedback
If Fuji make a version of the X-S20 with the 40Mp sensor I'll buy it.
The issue is the X-s20 being more hybrid, a lower resolution fast redout sensor makes a lot more sense
Le problème du XS 20 que j’ai comparé physiquement avec le XT50 et qu il est plus tourné video avec son écran arrière, beaucoup moins compact une ergonomie PASM contraire à l’esprit Fuji et accessoirement beaucoup moins jolie !
Does the film sim dial allow you to change the other settings for each film sim? As if they were C dials but attributed to each film sim? Or simply changes the film.
As of today it only allow you to change the film sim. You still have the chance to change parameters like shadows, highlight, noise and so on through the q menu. But those parameters tension global, so when you switch film simulations those remain unchanged.
went on holiday with just x-a5 and xc16-50ii. The small size/weight + focal lengths is great, love on-board flash. xt50 with xf16-50 would allow this in 40mp glory, giving straight pro fashion shoot look. Only disadvantage is at the body+lens pricepoint taking it to the beach and in jacket pockets would leave me worried, whereas replacement value of the xa5+xc16-50 is almost a fifth compared to the xt50+xf16-50 😂
I get your point, but there is a world of difference between the two kits. And i would use the camera without worrying too much, unless you plan on getting super close to the water. But in that case...salt, not water is probably your worst enemy
is it worth getting the new xf16-50 kit lens or is it ok to use it with the old 18-55 kit if i already have that?
My previous video was the review of the kit lens, in which i compare it against the 18-55 as well. In my opinion the new lens has a lot going for it, especially if you purchase it in kit.
@@LucaPetraliaPhotography thanks
I bought the X-T50. When I use non Fuji lenses...the LCD preview doesn't work properly. It doesn't show the actual preview, that is the LCD stays the same regardless of me changing ISO, Shutter or aperture. I know how to fix this on the kit lens, but I can't figure out how to get the LCD to preview the shot correctly. Any ideas? (I have live preview OFF)
Let me see and I'll get back to you
How is the build quality of XT50? I didn't like XT30 series because they feel very plastic. I have XH2, like its solid build and great EVF but it is a little big for causal usage.
The quality is good, better than X-T30 but of course don't expect X-H2 construction quality
sir what is pre capture before shutter called in the setitng?
It is called Pre-Shot ES
The Panasonic S9 with Sigma i series lenses is an even more fun and lot more versatile system.
I'm not so sure about that. The camera is super limited. That being said I haven't tried it, so I'm only commenting on what I saw so far
@@LucaPetraliaPhotography Not limited at all, and it is super powerful, same size az X-T50 with Sigma compact lenses absolutely stunning full-frame canera. The X-T50 is fantastic, too, no question, but the S9 is evan more so.
Hi Luca, thanks a lot for another very thorough and deep dive review. I get your points and excitement, however for me this price (1500 € body only in Germany) is too high, especially, as you pointed it out, in comparison to the X-T5, which I own and love. I will take my ‚old‘ and trusty X-T20 as a back-up body to Iceland and it is great to hear that you got satisfying shots with it 😀.. and s you said.. time will show a decrease in the price of the X-T50.. let‘s see..
Thanks for your comment. I can't fight you on the price. Enjoy your trip to Iceland, you'll definitely love it
I love the film simulations. Might be my favorite thing about Fuji. That silly dial stopped me buying this camera. It's a terrible idea that's also very poorly executed.
Don't let the sim dial be a deal breaker for you. Believe me, it's not that bad. It could have been done in a different way, but it's not a deal breaker for sure
@@LucaPetraliaPhotography It's the double-whammy of a useless dial that also takes the place of a useful dial. I was happy with drive dial but this could've also easily been iso. Even just a blank customizable dial wouyld've been preferable. Anything but a baked-in film sim dial. It is the design equivalent of salting the earth.
I haven't even mentioned the glaring omission of the d-pad yet. All they had to do was stick all the modern bells and whistles in an xt20...
@@thomashill5768 and I still repeat... Don't let that be a deal breaker.
Your post processing of those greens is off…buy the OM5…much better.
What a load of nonsense.
So... my post processing on one signor color is bad... And the solution is to get a different camera. Wow... That's a convoluted way of thinking! 🧐
‼️A nice camera. I would buy it if it hasn't the film simulation wheel. This is a toy for Instagram people...
p.s. the price for the X-T50 body in Switzerland is actual sFr. 1250.- (€ 1240.-) in Interdiscount shop.
Great price in Switzerland. Believe me, if that's a deal breaker for you... Think again. Worst case you don't use it. All the rest is great
Hello Luca, 1st time watching your vids. I just started doing some research on this xt50 recently and your review came right up!!
Solid info/perspective after you working with it. I pre ordered the x100 vi the day it was announced (2/20/24) and just received a letter to expect it around October. It is not a huge necessity to have right now but WOW! seriously Fuji??! Anyway, when this t50 showed up i really want to give it strong consideration over the vi. Your review has me moving toward this possibility for size & features - Xt5 was 1st because of battery size and I’m also used to that XT series and dials.
🤔🤔 this little t50 is intriguing due to size with primes.
Thanks so much for the fantastic breakdown of Pro’s/Cons 🙏🏼🫵🏼
now gonna go chk out your review on the 16-50mm lens option
Have you tried the 15-45mm ‘kit lens’ ?
i did not see a review for that one
Sub’d ! 👍🏼
I tried the 15-45 and it's a lovely lens, but the new one is better. As for the x100vi, I ultimately chose the flexibility I get from the X-T50 over the x100vi, and I sold my copy of the x100vi
@@LucaPetraliaPhotography the 15-45 thought was simply for size in my mt. bike h2o pack for a bit of reach as a 1 & done for bike/hike type outings, i wasn’t sure if it was just ‘ok’ or actually pretty decent. I have some really nice primes for rest of daily use.
sadly due to fuji stock issues in local brick/mortar camera shops i can’t get my hands these items to try out 😩☹️
thanks again for your prompt reply