X-T2 Camera Body Only- no lens included - No longer for sale at this time
Nov 17, 2018 12:48:57 #
Nov 17, 2018 13:33:55 #
Nov 17, 2018 13:43:46 #
rjaywallace wrote:
May be interested. Waiting to see photos. In a battery charger included?
Good Morning- yes battery charger included. Thanks for reminding me. Photos are up
Nov 17, 2018 14:09:07 #
Very good price! I cannot say enough how much I love this camera. I am no where near capable to justify the X-T3 but am jealous nonetheless lol - have fun! I would suggest the 18-55mm as a starting lens for the range (and I love my 23 f2 too ;)
Nov 17, 2018 14:20:46 #
deer2ker wrote:
Very good price! I cannot say enough how much I love this camera. I am no where near capable to justify the X-T3 but am jealous nonetheless lol - have fun! I would suggest the 18-55mm as a starting lens for the range (and I love my 23 f2 too ;)
"I would suggest the 18-55mm as a starting lens for the range."
Nov 17, 2018 14:44:01 #
I didn't know "capable" was a criteria for upgrading- LOL. In that case....hmm.
I'm excited to upgrade because I like the X-T2 so much and with the improvement in video...
Thanks for looking and commenting!
BTW- Fuji has some lenses on sale now. I know that the 18-55 mm lens can be picked up used for about 300.00. The other excellent lens is the 18 mm which can also be picked up used for about the same as the 18-55 mm.
I'm excited to upgrade because I like the X-T2 so much and with the improvement in video...
Thanks for looking and commenting!
BTW- Fuji has some lenses on sale now. I know that the 18-55 mm lens can be picked up used for about 300.00. The other excellent lens is the 18 mm which can also be picked up used for about the same as the 18-55 mm.
deer2ker wrote:
Very good price! I cannot say enough how much I love this camera. I am no where near capable to justify the X-T3 but am jealous nonetheless lol - have fun! I would suggest the 18-55mm as a starting lens for the range (and I love my 23 f2 too ;)
Nov 17, 2018 14:59:10 #
suntouched wrote:
I didn't know "capable" was a criteria for upgrading- LOL. In that case....hmm.
I'm excited to upgrade because I like the X-T2 so much and with the improvement in video...
Thanks for looking and commenting!
BTW- Fuji has some lenses on sale now. I know that the 18-55 mm lens can be picked up used for about 300.00. The other excellent lens is the 18 mm which can also be picked up used for about the same as the 18-55 mm.
I'm excited to upgrade because I like the X-T2 so much and with the improvement in video...
Thanks for looking and commenting!
BTW- Fuji has some lenses on sale now. I know that the 18-55 mm lens can be picked up used for about 300.00. The other excellent lens is the 18 mm which can also be picked up used for about the same as the 18-55 mm.
Yvonne, if you were not interested in video, would you still be buying the X-T3? _Van (a strictly stills shooter)
P.S.: I'm so VERY glad you're not divesting of an X-Pro2!
Nov 17, 2018 15:06:01 #
Van-maybe but the improved video/auto focus was the driving force. The touch screen was enticing as well. And the new cinema film simulation was attractive.
The disadvantage is that they did not put stabilization in the body - that will probably come next upgrade. I'm hoping if it does and if possible then Fuji will do an upgrade to existing owners. I don't know if camera stabilization is a software upgrade or a hardware one.
The disadvantage is that they did not put stabilization in the body - that will probably come next upgrade. I'm hoping if it does and if possible then Fuji will do an upgrade to existing owners. I don't know if camera stabilization is a software upgrade or a hardware one.
le boecere wrote:
Yvonne, if you were not interested in video, would you still be buying the X-T3? _Van (a strictly stills shooter)
Nov 17, 2018 15:21:40 #
suntouched wrote:
Van-maybe but the improved video/auto focus was the driving force. The touch screen was enticing as well. And the new cinema film simulation was attractive.
The disadvantage is that they did not put stabilization in the body - that will probably come next upgrade. I'm hoping if it does and if possible then Fuji will do an upgrade to existing owners. I don't know if camera stabilization is a software upgrade or a hardware one.
The disadvantage is that they did not put stabilization in the body - that will probably come next upgrade. I'm hoping if it does and if possible then Fuji will do an upgrade to existing owners. I don't know if camera stabilization is a software upgrade or a hardware one.
Thank you for that reply. I'm probably the least knowledgeable about such things, but I believe 'in-camera stabilization' is a mechanical solution; not software.
Nov 17, 2018 18:08:01 #
Nov 17, 2018 18:11:58 #
suntouched wrote:
Yes I'm getting on the bandwagon and upgrading to ... (show quote)
You’re a busy gal!! Ya don’t have an X-mount macro you’ld Part with, do you? I hope you are having a fine day(DAYS). Bob
Nov 17, 2018 19:14:24 #
Nope :)
digit-up wrote:
You’re a busy gal!! Ya don’t have an X-mount macro you’ld Part with, do you? I hope you are having a fine day(DAYS). Bob
Nov 18, 2018 08:53:21 #
Lol - what I meant was..I have only had this camera for 5 months and STILL haven't gotten into its capabilities (nor have I had much time to use it lately because of work) I think that since you are loving video work, you have made an excellent choice - I hear the X-T3 is outstanding! When I master this camera, I will upgrade if not just for the autofocus improvements alone. By the way, how is the 55-200 working for you?
suntouched wrote:
I didn't know "capable" was a criteria for upgrading- LOL. In that case....hmm.
I'm excited to upgrade because I like the X-T2 so much and with the improvement in video...
Thanks for looking and commenting!
BTW- Fuji has some lenses on sale now. I know that the 18-55 mm lens can be picked up used for about 300.00. The other excellent lens is the 18 mm which can also be picked up used for about the same as the 18-55 mm.
I'm excited to upgrade because I like the X-T2 so much and with the improvement in video...
Thanks for looking and commenting!
BTW- Fuji has some lenses on sale now. I know that the 18-55 mm lens can be picked up used for about 300.00. The other excellent lens is the 18 mm which can also be picked up used for about the same as the 18-55 mm.
Nov 18, 2018 09:26:45 #
The lens is working out fine for video. I am still struggling with video settings but it is starting to come together. If only- you know that refrain- it was a bit longer- the lens not the video lol. As for stills it is ok but I like the IQ better on the cheaper 55-230 mm lens. The Fuji X-T2 struggles a bit with continuous auto focus or maybe I should say I struggle with it. I find that that focus goes in and out if I'm not really diligent. It's probably my settings. And I know those that are good at video are probably doing manual focus but I can't seem to coordinate that with fast moving birds. I do have to say though that the video is very smooth, not jerky at all and that is hand held. Imagine if I put the camera on a tripod! It's all trial and error. My first videos were really overexposed but I found that I can adjust the expose during the video so no reason now for poor exposure.
deer2ker wrote:
Lol - what I meant was..I have only had this camera for 5 months and STILL haven't gotten into its capabilities (nor have I had much time to use it lately because of work) I think that since you are loving video work, you have made an excellent choice - I hear the X-T3 is outstanding! When I master this camera, I will upgrade if not just for the autofocus improvements alone. By the way, how is the 55-200 working for you?
Nov 19, 2018 09:56:46 #
LOL… I know this is a classified ad but I can't resist, I purchased one of these last month and can not say enough good about it, I have an old vintage lens collection and this camera has been such a joy to use, with focus peaking and exposure/white balance preview in the viewfinder it is really hard to miss a shot. I shoot daily and I have not picked up my Canon 5DMkIV or my 5DSR since this camera arrived.
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