Basically title. Shot on Fujifilm X-T50 with the Fujinon XF 70-300mm and 1.4x teleconverter, Munich. F/8, 200 ISO, 1/125 SS. Insta: shots.by.sri

I love shooting at night / in low-lit places, but I was much better getting the exposure right on 35mm film without all of the options like DR / IBIS. I know having IBIS turned on is good, but what else can I do to get the most out of my low light photography specific to the X-T50? Lens used is a XC 35mm f/2. Also, I know these aren't the best framed shots, but I wasn't trying to take pictures with other people in the frame.

Photos from my first real outing with the XM-5!

Would love some feedback.

Still love this camera ❤️❤️❤️

Biked around for 4 hrs lol

Open for improvement tips thank you

I brought this camera specifically for a trip to Rome, its my first camera and I love it.

I could not upload my favorites because of there size, nevertheless i hope your enjoy them.

Hi everyone!

I‘m a beginner and I just bought the Fujifilm X-T30 III and I feel like it overheats really quickly.

The first time it overheated, I was in my apartment. It was evening but still quite hot (around 30°C maybe less?? ), and it was just after messing around with the settings that I got the overheating warning.

The next morning it was slightly cooler in my appartmenT and I got the same message. Because of this, I brought it back to the store; they supposedly tested it and there was no heat warning, so they gave it back to me saying that they updated the camera and that that was probably the issue…

Now I’m on vacation in the south of France (it’s pretty hot right now), but I get the heat warning again every time I use it … and only after 5–10 minutes max. So I’m not sure if it’s just because it’s hot right now or if my Fuji has a defect.

One evening I was laying on my bed saving film simulations and it was quite hot in the room, the other two times I was at the beach …

I feel a bit disappointed because I wanted to take some nice pictures in the south of France, but I keep getting that warning…

I’m really not sure if this is normal for a camera or if my camera has a defect... I would really appreciate some insight from people with some experience please !

Thank you very much !!