Kit zoomX mount
Fujifilm XF16-50mmF2.8-4.8 R LM WR
The zoom on the 3D model: 24–76mm equivalent, light, weather-sealed and quick to focus. Buy it as the X-T50 kit for the best price.
SLR-style mirrorless · 2024
X-T50, taken apart.
Spin a 3D X-T50, tap any dial or button to learn what it does, then take it apart to see what is inside. Each control comes with one way to use it better.
40MP X-Trans CMOS 5 HRInterchangeable X mount7-stop IBISFilm simulation dialShutter speed and EC dials
3D explorer
Turn it over in your hands
Drag to rotate, scroll or pinch to zoom. Tap a numbered point to learn what it does, or take the camera apart to see what's inside.
Drag to rotate
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ControlsProduct images: Fujifilm.
Gear I recommend
What I put on my X-T50
The accessories I'd buy again. Links open Amazon in your country.
Lenses
PancakeX mount
Fujifilm XF27mmF2.8 R WR
A 40mm-equivalent pancake that keeps the X-T50 small enough for a jacket pocket.
Fast primeX mount
Fujifilm XF35mmF1.4 R
The classic 50mm-equivalent lens with soft, glowing rendering wide open. It pairs well with the 40MP sensor and the Film Simulation dial.
WideX mount
Fujifilm XF18mmF2 R
A compact 27mm-equivalent wide-angle for travel and interiors.
Grip & carry
StrapStrap eyelets
K&F Concept rope strap, green
A 100cm nylon climbing-rope strap for neck or shoulder carry.
Wrist strapAny camera
Peak Design Cuff wrist strap
A slim wrist strap that cinches down when you need it and quick-releases from its anchor.
Power & storage
BatteriesNP-W126S
NP-W126S batteries (2-pack) with dual USB charger
Two spare batteries and a charger that does both at once over USB. The X-T50 uses the small NP-W126S, so a spare is the most useful thing to carry.
Memory cardSD UHS-I / II
SanDisk Extreme PRO 128GB SD card
A fast UHS-I card that handles 4K video. The X-T50 slot is UHS-II, and 360Mbps video needs a V60 card, but this one is plenty for photos and everyday video.
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Menu simulator
Practise the menus before you touch the camera
A working copy of the X-T50 menu, laid out like the owner's manual: every tab, page and item. Click an item, or hover the simulator and use your arrow keys. Press DRIVE for drive modes; choosing MOVIE there switches to the movie menus, just like the camera. The film simulation dial and the auto lever are on the 3D model above. Each item explains what it does and what to set it to.
BACK EXIT
BACK EXIT
Keyboard: arrows · Enter = MENU/OK · Backspace = DISP/BACK · Q · D = DRIVE
Film recipes
Saved in your custom banks
Select a bank in IMAGE QUALITY SETTING › SELECT CUSTOM SETTING, or from the first Q menu tile.
Coming soon The Recipe Lab, where you'll save your own recipes, preview them on real photos and load them in here.
Day-one setup
21 settings worth changing
0 of 21 done
Menu names and descriptions follow the official X-T50 owner's manual. Starting values in the simulator are typical defaults and may differ from your camera. Recommendations are mine.
Mode finder
There's no mode dial
The X-T50 picks its exposure mode from where the aperture ring and shutter dial sit, like a film camera. Set them here to see which mode you're in.
Watch
X-T50 on my channel
Reviews, video settings, accessories and trips, all shot with or about the X-T50.
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