Fujifilm X-T30 vs X-T30 II: What's the Difference? – FUJILOVE MAGAZINE

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Fujifilm has recently announced the latest X-Series body, the X-T30 II. This ‘new’ camera is an unusual release for Fujifilm as it’s just an incremental update of the original X-T30 launched back in February of 2019. Let’s look at the differences between the X-T30 II and X-T30 and see if it is a worthwhile upgrade or a good alternative to the current X-S10 or X-E4. I have always appreciated the X-T10, X-T20, and X-T30 as a good compact backup for professional work. It's the little brother to the professional X-Tx series cameras. The X-T30 is basically a miniature version of the X-T3 with the same sensor and processor, but with a smaller body and fewer pro features (no dual card slot, no weather-sealing, smaller EVF, less I/O and fewer dials, etc.). In fact, when the X-T30 was first released, the autofocus was better than the X-T3 until it got the same firmware update a few months later. Since then, Fujifilm has released the X-Pro3, X100V, X-T4, X-S10 and the X-E4. With each new camera, the engineers improved performance and added new features, even though they all share the same sensor and processor. After a few years, the firmware on the []