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Fujifilm X-T50 Mirrorless Camera Kit (XC 15-45mm F3.5-5.6 OIS PZ) Black

Combining flagship DNA with unprecedented film simulation access, FUJIFILM presents the black X-T50 mirrorless camera. With the dedicated film simulation dial, this is an obvious choice for those...

Combining flagship DNA with unprecedented film simulation access, FUJIFILM presents the black X-T50 mirrorless camera. With the dedicated film simulation dial, this is an obvious choice for those wishing to fully explore the capabilities of FUJIFILM's numerous film iterations, including the brand's latest REALA ACE. Many of the same features offered by the...

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  • Connectivity Wi-Fi, HDMI
  • Display Touchscreen, 3.2"
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Description

Description

Combining flagship DNA with unprecedented film simulation access, FUJIFILM presents the black X-T50 mirrorless camera. With the dedicated film simulation dial, this is an obvious choice for those wishing to fully explore the capabilities of FUJIFILM's numerous film iterations, including the brand's latest REALA ACE. Many of the same features offered by the X100VI are available with the X-T50, including the same X-Trans CMOS 5 HR 40.2 megapixel and X-Processor 5 combination. However, this camera provides the added advantage of interchangeable lens capability. With its lightweight and improved design, the X-T50 is travel-friendly and offers impressive photos and videos with the entire realm of film simulation at your fingertips.

  • 40.2MP APS-C X-Trans CMOS 5 HR Sensor
  • X-Processor 5 Image Processor
  • Dedicated Film Simulation Dial
  • Native ISO: 125-12800 Extension: 64-51200
  • 4K 60p, 6.2K 30p 4:2:2 10-bit Video
  • Compatible with X-series lenses
  • 7-Stop In-Body Image Stabilization
  • Frame.io Camera to Cloud Integration
  • AI-Assisted Subject Detection AF
  • 20 Film Simulation Modes


Package Contents

  • FUJIFILM X-T50 Mirrorless Camera (Silver)
  • Battery pack
  • USB cable
  • Headphone adapter
  • Shoulder strap
  • Body cap

Imaging

  • Lens Mount: Fujifilm X Mount
  • Camera Format: APS-C
  • Pixels: 40.2 Megapixel
  • Aspect Ratio: 1:1, 3:2, 4:3, 5:4, 16:9
  • Sensor Type / Size: CMOS, 23.5 x 15.7 mm
  • File Formats: Still Images: Compatible with CF, JPEG, HEIF, RAW, TIFF, Movies: MOV, MP4
  • Bit Depth: 14-bit
  • Memory Card Type: SD Card
  • SDHC Card: SDXC
  • Image Stabilization: Yes

AV Recording

  • Video Recording: Yes, FHD, 6.2K, 4K/DCI
  • Audio Recording: 
    • MOV: 24-bit 48 kHz LPCM Audio
    • MP4: AAC Audio

Focus Control

  • Focus Type: Auto & Manual Focus
  • Focus Mode: Continuous Servo AF, Manual Focus, AF Single-Servo
  • Autofocus Points: Contrast Detection, Phase Detection: 117

Viewfinder/Display

  • Built-in Viewfinder; Yes, Electronic
  • Viewfinder Size: OLED 0.39 inch
  • Viewfinder Resolution: 2,360,000
  • Viewfinder Eye Point: 17.5 mm
  • Viewfinder Coverage: 100%
  • Viewfinder Magnification: 0.62x with 50mm lens (35mm equivalent) at infinity and diopter adjusted to: -1.0m-1
  • Diopter Adjustment: -4 to +2m-1
  • Display Screen: Tilting Touchscreen 3" LCD

Exposure Control

  • ISO Sensitivity: 125 to 12800
  • Expansion: 64 to 51200: Shutter
  • Type: Electronic & Mechanical

Flash

  • Built-in Flash: Yes
  • Flash Modes: 
    • TTL Auto
    • Standard
    • Slow Sync
    • Off
    • Manual
    • Commander
  • Maximum Sync Speed: 1 / 180 second
  • Flash Compensation: 
    • Still -5 EV to +5 EV (in 1/3 EV steps)
    • Movie -2.0EV~+2.0EV 1/3EV step: 
  • Dedicated Flash System:TTL
  • External Flash Connection: Shoe

Wireless Connections

  • Bluetooth: Yes
  • Wi-Fi Capability: Yes

Performance

  • Self-Timer: 
    • Still 2, 10 Seconds
    • Movie 3,5,10 Seconds 
  • Interval Recording: Yes
  • Connectivity: HDMI D (Micro), USB Type-C (USB 3.2), 3.5mm, stereo mini jack (microphone), Hot shoe

Physical Characteristics

  • Dimensions (DxL): 4.87 x 3.3 x 1.92 "" / 123.8 x 84 x 48.8 mm
  • Weight: 
    • including battery and SD memory card: Approx. 438 g
    • without battery and SD memory card: Approx. 389 g

Manufacturer

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Specifications

Specifications

General Characteristics

Camera Type
Kit
Colour
Black
Dust / Moisture Protection
Yes

Technical Specifications

Mount
Fujifilm X
Image Stabilization
Yes
Built-in Flash
Yes
Log Recording
No
AI Recognition
No
Card Support
SDHC
Connectivity
Wi-Fi, HDMI

Screen & Viewfinder

Screen Size
3.2 "
Viewfinder
Yes
Touch Screen
Yes
Tilting Screen
Yes

Sensor

Sensor Size
APS-C
Native ISO (min)
100
Native ISO (max)
51200
Autofocus (AF)
Yes

Image

Resolution (Megapixels)
40.2 MP

Top Specs

Monitor
Touchscreen, 3.2"

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • antonis_margaritis
    5
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful
    This review is about the bundle: Body

    I’ve now used it quite a lot and in different conditions, from photo shoots to conferences, sports, and e-commerce, so I can say that the X-T50 is a very good camera, but with specific limits.

    The image quality is excellent for its size and weight. The sensor delivers a very good file, Fuji’s colors are well known, and the film simulations are really useful when you want to produce a finished image without much editing. For everyday photography and for someone who wants a small camera with professional results, it’s hard to ask for much more in this category.

    Where I start to have some reservations is when the use becomes more demanding. The camera is small, and that is a huge advantage, but at the same time it means that for professional use you need to choose the lens very carefully. With a small prime it is extremely portable, but in jobs like conferences, sports, or shoots where you need a longer focal length, you quickly realize that you need more “zoom,” and that’s where the system starts to lose a bit of its size advantage.

    The crop sensor also, in practice, is not something that has particularly bothered me. With the right lens, you very quickly forget that you don’t have full frame. Especially when you use fast lenses and the right focal lengths, the image quality, depth of field, and overall performance are such that personally I didn’t feel I was missing the larger format. I care more about having the right lens on the camera than about what the sensor size says in the specs.

    What ultimately made me appreciate it more is that, despite its small size, I don’t feel like I have a “small” camera in terms of results. Quite the opposite. When paired with the right lens, it can easily handle jobs that demand much more than a simple everyday camera. Where I would place my biggest concern is not so much the body itself, but how correctly you choose the lens that will accompany it.

    On the other hand, the IBIS, the very good image quality, and the small size make it an excellent second body or a camera you can truly have with you everywhere. And most importantly, you don’t feel like you’re making a big compromise in image quality because you chose something so small.

    Overall, I consider it an excellent choice for a photographer who wants a small body with very good image quality, as long as they know what they are asking from it. For more demanding professional use, the body can cope to a large extent, but the right lenses make a huge difference. In my case, the more the amount of work I do increases, the more I realize that I need a more complete lens set and not necessarily another camera.

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  • Giannis C.
    5
    22 out of 22 members found this review helpful

    As an owner of the Sony A7R IV, I can say that the X-T50 didn't come to replace it — but to offer me something entirely different: freedom, emotion, and immediate connection.

    The A7R IV is a precision tool. If Sony is my technical self, Fuji is the artist I had forgotten. And now... they walk together.
    The X-T50 is a tool for the soul.
    Lighter, simpler, more direct. With the film simulations, you get JPEGs with character without any editing. The simulations dial is addictive. The 40MP sensor provides incredible detail and the IBIS frees you in every shot.

    It's not only more fun to use — it's more "mine." A camera you want to carry with you every day. And that, ultimately, is the most important thing.

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  • 5
    2 out of 4 members found this review helpful

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    amazing...simply

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  • I’ve now used it quite a lot and in different conditions, from photo shoots to conferences, sports, and e-commerce, so I can say that the X-T50 is a very good camera, but with specific limits.

    The image quality is excellent for its size and weight. The sensor delivers a very good file, Fuji’s colors are well known, and the film simulations are really useful when you want to produce a finished image without much editing. For everyday photography and for someone who wants a small camera with professional results, it’s hard to ask for much more in this category.

    Where I start to have some reservations is when the use becomes more demanding. The camera is small, and that is a huge advantage, but at the same time it means that for professional use you need to choose the lens very carefully. With a small prime it is extremely portable, but in jobs like conferences, sports, or shoots where you need a longer focal length, you quickly realize that you need more “zoom,” and that’s where the system starts to lose a bit of its size advantage.

    The crop sensor also, in practice, is not something that has particularly bothered me. With the right lens, you very quickly forget that you don’t have full frame. Especially when you use fast lenses and the right focal lengths, the image quality, depth of field, and overall performance are such that personally I didn’t feel I was missing the larger format. I care more about having the right lens on the camera than about what the sensor size says in the specs.

    What ultimately made me appreciate it more is that, despite its small size, I don’t feel like I have a “small” camera in terms of results. Quite the opposite. When paired with the right lens, it can easily handle jobs that demand much more than a simple everyday camera. Where I would place my biggest concern is not so much the body itself, but how correctly you choose the lens that will accompany it.

    On the other hand, the IBIS, the very good image quality, and the small size make it an excellent second body or a camera you can truly have with you everywhere. And most importantly, you don’t feel like you’re making a big compromise in image quality because you chose something so small.

    Overall, I consider it an excellent choice for a photographer who wants a small body with very good image quality, as long as they know what they are asking from it. For more demanding professional use, the body can cope to a large extent, but the right lenses make a huge difference. In my case, the more the amount of work I do increases, the more I realize that I need a more complete lens set and not necessarily another camera.

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    1
  • As an owner of the Sony A7R IV, I can say that the X-T50 didn't come to replace it — but to offer me something entirely different: freedom, emotion, and immediate connection.

    The A7R IV is a precision tool. If Sony is my technical self, Fuji is the artist I had forgotten. And now... they walk together.
    The X-T50 is a tool for the soul.
    Lighter, simpler, more direct. With the film simulations, you get JPEGs with character without any editing. The simulations dial is addictive. The 40MP sensor provides incredible detail and the IBIS frees you in every shot.

    It's not only more fun to use — it's more "mine." A camera you want to carry with you every day. And that, ultimately, is the most important thing.

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Description & Specifications

Combining flagship DNA with unprecedented film simulation access, FUJIFILM presents the black X-T50 mirrorless camera. With the dedicated film simulation dial, this is an obvious choice for those wishing to fully explore the capabilities of FUJIFILM's numerous film iterations, including the brand's latest REALA ACE. Many of the same features offered by the X100VI are available with the X-T50, including the same X-Trans CMOS 5 HR 40.2 megapixel and X-Processor 5 combination. However, this camera provides the added advantage of interchangeable lens capability. With its lightweight and improved design, the X-T50 is travel-friendly and offers impressive photos and videos with the entire realm of film simulation at your fingertips.

  • 40.2MP APS-C X-Trans CMOS 5 HR Sensor
  • X-Processor 5 Image Processor
  • Dedicated Film Simulation Dial
  • Native ISO: 125-12800 Extension: 64-51200
  • 4K 60p, 6.2K 30p 4:2:2 10-bit Video
  • Compatible with X-series lenses
  • 7-Stop In-Body Image Stabilization
  • Frame.io Camera to Cloud Integration
  • AI-Assisted Subject Detection AF
  • 20 Film Simulation Modes


Package Contents

  • FUJIFILM X-T50 Mirrorless Camera (Silver)
  • Battery pack
  • USB cable
  • Headphone adapter
  • Shoulder strap
  • Body cap

Imaging

  • Lens Mount: Fujifilm X Mount
  • Camera Format: APS-C
  • Pixels: 40.2 Megapixel
  • Aspect Ratio: 1:1, 3:2, 4:3, 5:4, 16:9
  • Sensor Type / Size: CMOS, 23.5 x 15.7 mm
  • File Formats: Still Images: Compatible with CF, JPEG, HEIF, RAW, TIFF, Movies: MOV, MP4
  • Bit Depth: 14-bit
  • Memory Card Type: SD Card
  • SDHC Card: SDXC
  • Image Stabilization: Yes

AV Recording

  • Video Recording: Yes, FHD, 6.2K, 4K/DCI
  • Audio Recording: 
    • MOV: 24-bit 48 kHz LPCM Audio
    • MP4: AAC Audio

Focus Control

  • Focus Type: Auto & Manual Focus
  • Focus Mode: Continuous Servo AF, Manual Focus, AF Single-Servo
  • Autofocus Points: Contrast Detection, Phase Detection: 117

Viewfinder/Display

  • Built-in Viewfinder; Yes, Electronic
  • Viewfinder Size: OLED 0.39 inch
  • Viewfinder Resolution: 2,360,000
  • Viewfinder Eye Point: 17.5 mm
  • Viewfinder Coverage: 100%
  • Viewfinder Magnification: 0.62x with 50mm lens (35mm equivalent) at infinity and diopter adjusted to: -1.0m-1
  • Diopter Adjustment: -4 to +2m-1
  • Display Screen: Tilting Touchscreen 3" LCD

Exposure Control

  • ISO Sensitivity: 125 to 12800
  • Expansion: 64 to 51200: Shutter
  • Type: Electronic & Mechanical

Flash

  • Built-in Flash: Yes
  • Flash Modes: 
    • TTL Auto
    • Standard
    • Slow Sync
    • Off
    • Manual
    • Commander
  • Maximum Sync Speed: 1 / 180 second
  • Flash Compensation: 
    • Still -5 EV to +5 EV (in 1/3 EV steps)
    • Movie -2.0EV~+2.0EV 1/3EV step: 
  • Dedicated Flash System:TTL
  • External Flash Connection: Shoe

Wireless Connections

  • Bluetooth: Yes
  • Wi-Fi Capability: Yes

Performance

  • Self-Timer: 
    • Still 2, 10 Seconds
    • Movie 3,5,10 Seconds 
  • Interval Recording: Yes
  • Connectivity: HDMI D (Micro), USB Type-C (USB 3.2), 3.5mm, stereo mini jack (microphone), Hot shoe

Physical Characteristics

  • Dimensions (DxL): 4.87 x 3.3 x 1.92 "" / 123.8 x 84 x 48.8 mm
  • Weight: 
    • including battery and SD memory card: Approx. 438 g
    • without battery and SD memory card: Approx. 389 g

Manufacturer

General Characteristics

Camera Type
Kit
Colour
Black
Dust / Moisture Protection
Yes

Technical Specifications

Mount
Fujifilm X
Image Stabilization
Yes
Built-in Flash
Yes
Log Recording
No
AI Recognition
No
Card Support
SDHC
Connectivity
Wi-Fi, HDMI

Screen & Viewfinder

Screen Size
3.2 "
Viewfinder
Yes
Touch Screen
Yes
Tilting Screen
Yes

Sensor

Sensor Size
APS-C
Native ISO (min)
100
Native ISO (max)
51200
Autofocus (AF)
Yes

Image

Resolution (Megapixels)
40.2 MP

Top Specs

Monitor
Touchscreen, 3.2"

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (4)

  1. 4
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
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  • antonis_margaritis
    5
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful
    This review is about the bundle: Body

    I’ve now used it quite a lot and in different conditions, from photo shoots to conferences, sports, and e-commerce, so I can say that the X-T50 is a very good camera, but with specific limits.

    The image quality is excellent for its size and weight. The sensor delivers a very good file, Fuji’s colors are well known, and the film simulations are really useful when you want to produce a finished image without much editing. For everyday photography and for someone who wants a small camera with professional results, it’s hard to ask for much more in this category.

    Where I start to have some reservations is when the use becomes more demanding. The camera is small, and that is a huge advantage, but at the same time it means that for professional use you need to choose the lens very carefully. With a small prime it is extremely portable, but in jobs like conferences, sports, or shoots where you need a longer focal length, you quickly realize that you need more “zoom,” and that’s where the system starts to lose a bit of its size advantage.

    The crop sensor also, in practice, is not something that has particularly bothered me. With the right lens, you very quickly forget that you don’t have full frame. Especially when you use fast lenses and the right focal lengths, the image quality, depth of field, and overall performance are such that personally I didn’t feel I was missing the larger format. I care more about having the right lens on the camera than about what the sensor size says in the specs.

    What ultimately made me appreciate it more is that, despite its small size, I don’t feel like I have a “small” camera in terms of results. Quite the opposite. When paired with the right lens, it can easily handle jobs that demand much more than a simple everyday camera. Where I would place my biggest concern is not so much the body itself, but how correctly you choose the lens that will accompany it.

    On the other hand, the IBIS, the very good image quality, and the small size make it an excellent second body or a camera you can truly have with you everywhere. And most importantly, you don’t feel like you’re making a big compromise in image quality because you chose something so small.

    Overall, I consider it an excellent choice for a photographer who wants a small body with very good image quality, as long as they know what they are asking from it. For more demanding professional use, the body can cope to a large extent, but the right lenses make a huge difference. In my case, the more the amount of work I do increases, the more I realize that I need a more complete lens set and not necessarily another camera.

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  • Giannis C.
    5
    22 out of 22 members found this review helpful

    As an owner of the Sony A7R IV, I can say that the X-T50 didn't come to replace it — but to offer me something entirely different: freedom, emotion, and immediate connection.

    The A7R IV is a precision tool. If Sony is my technical self, Fuji is the artist I had forgotten. And now... they walk together.
    The X-T50 is a tool for the soul.
    Lighter, simpler, more direct. With the film simulations, you get JPEGs with character without any editing. The simulations dial is addictive. The 40MP sensor provides incredible detail and the IBIS frees you in every shot.

    It's not only more fun to use — it's more "mine." A camera you want to carry with you every day. And that, ultimately, is the most important thing.

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • 5
    2 out of 4 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    amazing...simply

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • I’ve now used it quite a lot and in different conditions, from photo shoots to conferences, sports, and e-commerce, so I can say that the X-T50 is a very good camera, but with specific limits.

    The image quality is excellent for its size and weight. The sensor delivers a very good file, Fuji’s colors are well known, and the film simulations are really useful when you want to produce a finished image without much editing. For everyday photography and for someone who wants a small camera with professional results, it’s hard to ask for much more in this category.

    Where I start to have some reservations is when the use becomes more demanding. The camera is small, and that is a huge advantage, but at the same time it means that for professional use you need to choose the lens very carefully. With a small prime it is extremely portable, but in jobs like conferences, sports, or shoots where you need a longer focal length, you quickly realize that you need more “zoom,” and that’s where the system starts to lose a bit of its size advantage.

    The crop sensor also, in practice, is not something that has particularly bothered me. With the right lens, you very quickly forget that you don’t have full frame. Especially when you use fast lenses and the right focal lengths, the image quality, depth of field, and overall performance are such that personally I didn’t feel I was missing the larger format. I care more about having the right lens on the camera than about what the sensor size says in the specs.

    What ultimately made me appreciate it more is that, despite its small size, I don’t feel like I have a “small” camera in terms of results. Quite the opposite. When paired with the right lens, it can easily handle jobs that demand much more than a simple everyday camera. Where I would place my biggest concern is not so much the body itself, but how correctly you choose the lens that will accompany it.

    On the other hand, the IBIS, the very good image quality, and the small size make it an excellent second body or a camera you can truly have with you everywhere. And most importantly, you don’t feel like you’re making a big compromise in image quality because you chose something so small.

    Overall, I consider it an excellent choice for a photographer who wants a small body with very good image quality, as long as they know what they are asking from it. For more demanding professional use, the body can cope to a large extent, but the right lenses make a huge difference. In my case, the more the amount of work I do increases, the more I realize that I need a more complete lens set and not necessarily another camera.

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • As an owner of the Sony A7R IV, I can say that the X-T50 didn't come to replace it — but to offer me something entirely different: freedom, emotion, and immediate connection.

    The A7R IV is a precision tool. If Sony is my technical self, Fuji is the artist I had forgotten. And now... they walk together.
    The X-T50 is a tool for the soul.
    Lighter, simpler, more direct. With the film simulations, you get JPEGs with character without any editing. The simulations dial is addictive. The 40MP sensor provides incredible detail and the IBIS frees you in every shot.

    It's not only more fun to use — it's more "mine." A camera you want to carry with you every day. And that, ultimately, is the most important thing.

    Translated from Greek ·
    22
  • amazing...simply

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
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