Sorry, but what camera?

[Spaceman3]

Last year I sold my Canon 5d mk2 and all my lenses and equipment as I had to raise cash. My wife has now said she would like to treat me to a new camera for Xmas. Budget would be £1000-£1500.

Since selling all my gear I have taken no notice as to what is around at moment, although I have had a look at a friends Fuji XT1? I am not looking to go back to DSLR again at moment, but would prefer something with changeable lenses.

What should I be looking at please?

[DibblyDobbler]

Think you have the answer already

There's an XT2 now so the XT1 should be a bit cheaper - it's still a great camera (and the XT2 will push your budget)

Plenty of nice lenses to go with it depending on what interests you?

[DavidY]

Cashback deals from authorised stockists as well

https://fuji-promotions.com/gb/en/pages/cb-1016/qu...

[ukaskew]

X-T10 is worth a look if you're considering an X-T1, basically the same camera for quite a bit less.

[DavidY]

The EVF on the X-T1 is worth the price hike alone......

But if you want something small (and have small hands), the the X-T10 will save you some £££££

[noell35]

ukaskew said:

X-T10 is worth a look if you're considering an X-T1, basically the same camera for quite a bit less.

Go for this and spend the balance on glass. That way you can upgrade to an xt2 in future if funds allow.

ETA. I have large hands and powerfully built sausage fingers and have no trouble using the xt10 and I have in the past favoured larger cameras.

Edited by noell35 on Thursday 10th November 18:22

[Spaceman3]

Thanks everyone, looks like XT1 favourite at the minute. Might see if I could push for a XT2, I have even bought her an old fashioned Toblerone today.

[Spaceman3]

XT1 with 18-135 lens on it's way!

[DibblyDobbler]

[DavidY]

Good choice, the OIS is excellent on the 18-135