Peak Film Simulation Experience // Fujifilm X-T50 

IKR! At this point I'm convinced it's almost guaranteed that wrong camera settings are the reason these epic moments happen in the first place 🤣

Auto lever is great when you handout camera to other people. I do that quite often, mostly my daughter and it is an amazing feature that I cannot imagine not having on a camera now

That is such a great take one the auto lever. Will keep this in mind for next time I give it out to others.

I think Fujifilm will listen to this complain and hopefully they can add the option with a Firmware update!

Agreed.

pray they will integrade it

@timd3546 you can save up to 7 custom recipes that can be accessed through the Q menu, which I learned about when I had the chance to play with the XT-50 a few weeks ago at a local camera store. Fingers crossed Fuji releases a firmware update that will allow us to use the f1-f3 on the dial for custom recipes!

You can save up to 7 custom recipes, and then assign the front or rear dial of the R had grip to cycle through custom settings. We have been able to do this since, I believe at least, the X-E3/X-pro3, although there are challengest with WB shift. That's why assigning a WHOLE PHYSICAL DIAL to only film simulations and not to recipes just seems stupid to me. I have an X-T5 and wish constantly that it was smaller. The X-T50 would have been perfect for me if not for this stupid dial lol. Had it been a custom dial instead, that would have been a game changer.

La xe-5 posiblemente ya no costará $800. La x-pro5 (pienso que la llamarán x-pro5) costará mucho más cara aún que la x-h2.

Id rather pick a 2nd hand XT5 rather than this one

Your reasoning is flawed. I read this all the time on the internet. People are saying things like „An upgraded MacBook Air is almost the price of a MacBook Pro“. Do you want the best specs for your money or do you want a device with the specs you are ACTUALLY going to use? You clicked this video, which indicates you are looking for a light travel camera. Compactness with high performance is what the X-T50 is all about. If you need the large X-T5, then get the X-T5. But it will probably be overkill and a waste of money. You won’t be needing all this power, and the tragic thing is, you don’t even know it.

Why buy cheap poor cameras if you can buy gfx 100 ii🤷‍♂️🤔

@@--AnonymousUser--pls say it louder, there are so many of these people who dont even know what camera they want or need. I myself am selling my x-t5 because i never used the video side and had quite a few things i didnt really need. as the xt50 looks like a xt5 Lite version, more than a xt30ii successor ill be going for it as i wanted something smaller in the first place with high specs. i welcome the inegrated flash and the sim Dial as well.

@@Longerweekendscant you just set the image quality to M and then you have around 20 Megapixels? or are there drawbacks or different things vs a native 26 Megapixel sensor?

The XS-10 has the film simulation on the top left dial but the dial not marked as such. Not sure about the SX-20. The choices roll up on the screen as you turn it. Nothing really new here. On the XS-10 you can set it to move to exposure offset in manual mode if you wish. Have fun with the new camera which does look good and I suppose a more affordable way of getting the 16-50 lens.

This is just a guess. But as a Nikon Zf user i can say that the B/W switch they added on that camera has been a killer feature for many, but thought of as a gimmick at first a bit. And while im normally always shooting Raw, its a very handy thing to have at your fingertips :) So i could see many users really loving this wheel.

and if you are a RAW shooter, are there not multiple options from Fuji you can buy? Does EVERY camera they make have to abide by your desires and needs? do you have supporting evidence that there are more RAW shooters than JPEG?

@@jimrothwell535 Firstly, the point has been missed here. The answer to your first question is no, not what I, and others are wanting. The forerunners to this model were all clearly small brothers to the main camera of the line...with same specs. This is what was anticipated with the release of the XT50, a carry around everyday camera with the same spec as the XT5. The second part is a bit of a silly response!! Do you really think that I would expect Fuji to make cameras to my needs? Come on. Also, who is talking about "evidence of more RAW shooters than Jpeg"?? Totally irrelavent to the point. There are many RAW shooters who would definitely prefer a dial that benefits the cost and spec of this camera. Sims have always been accessible to those who want them, so why change this on this range? Maybe the XE5 could be the one to trial this idea, not an expsensive serious camera - If you need any further evidence with the outrage this has caused....just read the comments on FujiRumors

yes

Le faltaría el sellado y la segunda tarjeta sd para ser una x-t5 en miniatura

said another way - same sensor, same processor, smaller size, less weight, less price.... it might make complete sense

@@jimrothwell535 I have had the XT30 and at that time it was substancially lighter and cheaper than the XT4 (I paid it 645EUR on Amazon). According to me, the XT50 makes too many compromises. Having the XT5 and I don't see the need of an XT50

it ain’t an X-E without a viewfinder.

Leave the viewfinder alone!! Lol

No one is going to buy at that price with the outdated autofocus

Really? No one gonna buy them? We shall see. Do people still live in 2019 or before. It's 2024, everything has become more expensive.Apparently, people think with better specs, it should be the same or lower price. 🤷‍♂

@@domTT I bought an used X-T5 with the 16-80mm lens for $1802 just last month at B&H. Tax free.

@@testyep5031 I agree with you it expensive but your statement is not true. Many will still buy this camera.

I fall right into that demographic. First time camera buyer, was hesitating between X-T5 and X-T50 and the form factor was the decision maker for me.

enter stage left the X100VI ...... maybe Fuji is intentionally pushing this end of the market?

This wasn't an engineer's decision I can tell you that.

@@changez77654true! Marketing people will say if user really want that, they will pay a bit more to get the X-T x, not the X-T xx.

How exactly was it a "unique value proposition"? Having a dial to switch between 2 modes that you use maybe once per day was almost useless, at least in my workflow! I can see your point, but calling a cut PASM dial a "unique value proposition" is a bit beyond the truth.

​@@HxHStudios Nicely put

The X-T50 is therefore more suitable for trendy people who want to exhibit their pictures on social media. Who needs a special wheel for filmsimulations?

yes

Turning the dial will change only the Film Simulation parameter as of current firmware, so the rest (tone curve, grain, color chrome fx etc) stay the same regardless which film sim is selected on the dial. Bad news for recipes, but here's hoping Fuji might consider tweaking the software for this.

I don't think so. Custom recipes cannot be saved in those three slots, only the regular (preset) film simulations. Here's hoping a firmware update can change that!

That’s wild. I ordered the xt50 assuming without any doubt I could load all my custom recipes into those custom slots. I never use any of the built in presets. Fuji’s logic doesn’t make sense here.

@@JonRatzlaff check out Omar Gonzalez's video titled 'I used the Fujifilm X-T50' and skip to 3:36 where he explains that you cannot store custom film recipes in slots FS1-3.