The Fujifilm X-T50 is a compact mirrorless camera with a 40MP APS-C sensor, in-body image stabilization and a dedicated Film Simulation dial on the top plate. It inherits the dial-led, film-camera styling of the X-T series in a body of about 438g, with a rounded shape and a more pronounced thumb grip than the X-T30 II. The Film Simulation dial gives one-touch access to 20 looks, including REALA ACE, which suits shooters who want JPEGs straight out of camera. Against the X-T30 II it adds stabilization and resolution; against the X-T5 it trades weather sealing and dual card slots for a smaller, lighter body.
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Owners treat the X-T50 as the small X-T body that finally got stabilization and the higher-resolution sensor. The Film Simulation dial divides opinion: some love the one-touch access, others miss the drive dial it replaced. Most praise the size and image quality and note the smaller grip and lack of weather sealing as the price of the compact body.
The FUJIFILM X-T50 is a mirrorless camera from the X-T Series. Its design follows classic film cameras. The body is rounded, and the thumb grip extends outward from the body. It is slightly larger than the X-T30 II.
Shutter speed, exposure compensation and Film Simulation each have a dial on the top plate. Together with the aperture ring found on most XF lenses, they let you adjust settings even when the camera is off. The Film Simulation dial offers 20 modes, including the new REALA ACE, which replicate the look of classic Fujifilm film stocks.
The camera has a 40.2MP X-Trans CMOS 5 HR sensor, an X-Processor 5 imaging engine and up to 7.0-stop in-body image stabilization. Subject detection autofocus uses deep-learning AI. It detects animals, birds, cars, motorcycles, bicycles, airplanes, trains, insects and drones. ISO 125 is a native sensitivity setting. A tilting LCD and a center electronic viewfinder are included.
