Great camera. I have had mine for about a year.
You are all missing the point. It is not only about weight. When doing a shoot on vacation, a family gathering or related, I prefer to have something relatively compact and light which still gets great shots in all conditions including low light, vs. a full frame Nikon or Canon with a monster lens.
I have a Fujifilm XT-20. It's body is much smaller and lighter than a comparable DSLR. The silent shutter feature is helpful when you must reduce noise. The electronic viewfinder is great. Low light performance, especially at its price point, is wonderful. Yes if you need to use a loooong zoom lens the weight of the lens and the associated camera balance becomes an issue. If you use a "kit" zoom lens and / or a wide angle lens - there is no comparison for the serious amateur photographer who does not want to lug lots of heavy gear. These cameras can be little gems.
The Fujifilm XT-20 has a very quiet electronic shutter mode. At its price point it cannot be beaten. The lens selection is excellent. Check out some of the Omar Gonzales tutorial videos on YouTube.
FujiFilm XT-20. Huge Facebook following. Super online tutorials, free firmware updates.
Agree - the Fujis are set up like real cameras with real dials, etc. I have the x-t20 and love.
Sonys are more like small computers with cameras attached.
There are several very active Fuji XT-20 Facebook pages that keep subscribers up to date on things like firmware updates and links to tutorials.
The XT-20 is a wonderful camera. Check out the Omar Gonzales tutorial videos on YouTube.
Look at the reviews and tutorials on the XT10 by Omar Gonzales on YouTube.
I have been a Mac user since the B&W small screen SE days and have never had malware or a virus. The Mac operating system is WAY more user friendly and intuitive than even Windows 10 which I use when I must.
I sounds like a bad print head. I would contact Epson. This is not a $99 printer.
There is a HUGE Facebook following for the Fuji TX-20. If you are on FB check it out the groups. An amazing camera at its price point. Also, lots of YouTube tutorials. Especially wonderful ones by pro photographer Omar Gonzales.
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