Wireless Backup Camera Auto Pairing Manual

Wireless Manual Power Control flash is the best way to shoot and with the TT5 and AC3 on camera, manual flash power can be adjusted at the camera. There's no need to stress when manual power needs changing. No need to hike around to all of the lights. And with the TT5 on camera, the camera and lights can be triggered together with a Sekonic Light Meter.

A shirt pocket camera with auto and manual shutter and aperture controls, it meets every need.

if your wireless unit fails you, this is your backup.

This is unique full manual and auto camera as last top small digital camera. Fantastic shots!

This is my first DSLR camera and I must say it is an excellent camera. Even in auto mode the pictures are beautiful. The manual explains everything in detail.

I like many features of the X-T30 including the manual controls and the Drive function on a dedicated dial. Like many others I frequently pushed the Q button by mistake. I disabled it in the menu system and reconfigured the Fn button to access the Quick menu items. It seems that you can do most anything with this camera, but I think it's too much. This is at the lower end of the X cameras, bought primarily, I suspect, by people relatively new to interchangeable lens camera. If that assumption is accurate, they will get lost in the myriad ways to use and configure this camera. My eyes aren't the best, so I'm grateful for auto focus and focus peaking, but I'm very happy to select shutter speed, ISO, and aperture manually. Not because I'm a professional photographer (definitely not) but because I understand those controls and know how to use them. Once other functions are put in auto mode I have no idea what decisions the electronics have made. Similarly, the very detailed menu system is wonderful for advanced photographers, but most of them will buy X-T3, X-T4, or the newer medium format cameras. Too many choices lead to confusion for amateurs. So the Quick menu is a good idea, but even that requires choices many would rather not make (or don't understand). The last thing I would want Fuji to do is turn this into a point-and-shoot, but I think they would be wise to provide a simplified menu system that most amateurs could navigate without referring to a 300 page manual.

Like the flexibility and capability of this camera. Can operate easily on auto, or adjust to specifics with manual. Have yet to try the cinema feature. Well worth the money.

This is a very nice camera. I have had it about a week now. It is light, compact, and efficient. This camera is ideal for travel and adventure photography. The auto focus is quite fast, and accurate. With focus peeking, the manual focus is outstanding. On the same note, I use back-button focus; I have set the AEL button to accomplish this. The menu is in depth and will take some exploration to understand it completely. I use this body with a Sigma 60mm f2.8 DN. Using a third party lens denies you use of some of the camera's functions, such as eye-focus. I haven't done a shutter count for battery life, however, it seems a little weak in this regard. Expecting this, I bought two additional third party batteries with a battery charger. The camera does not come with an external charger. You have to plug it into a USB cable to charge the battery if you don't buy an external charger. I am a Canon shooter. I have quite an investment in Canon lenses. I purchased an adaptor for EF lens and it works well. The photo sharpness is outstanding. It is a little odd looking with a Canon 70-200 f2.8 mounted, but the resolution performance is fantastic. The auto focus with the adapter is slow as has been stated in earlier reviews. However, the manual focus is quick and right on the money.This is quick becoming my favorite camera.

I don't know much about SLR's, but this is a great camera to learn from. Having the manual and auto options is wonderful. Went for a hike to use my camera for the first time and was so impressed.

Was looking for a hybrid that has the Leica look and this camera is worth it. Auto focus is just whatever for video but I personally manual focus anyway. Leica LUTs for Log look sublime. Sensor works well in tough lighting conditions.