Fujifilm X-T50 + XF 16-50mm F2.8-4.8 R LM WR Kit - Musta

Fujifilm X-T50 + XF 16-50mm F2.8-4.8 R LM WR Kit - Black

€200 discount when you buy together with the XF 27mm lens as a package deal above.
The discount is calculated directly into the Package Deal price.
Campaign period: 1.7.2025 - 31.8.2025

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Buyers of this kit will receive a SmallRig 4709 Leather Half Case Kit for X-T50 - Black as a bonus!
You will receive the case with your order automatically at checkout.

This set includes the body as well as the Fujinon XF 16-50mm F2.8-4.8 R LM WR zoom lens

Are you interested in the image quality, stylish film simulations and good usability of the super popular Fuji X100VI, but would you like to use focal lengths other than 35mm, for example for landscape or portrait photography? The Fuji X-T50 could be a great answer to this!

• High-resolution 40.2 megapixel sensor
• Own control roll for film simulations!
• 20 acclaimed film simulations, including the new Reala Ace
• 7-stop effective image stabilization
• Fast autofocus with subject detection - same as the X-T5
• You can use the touchscreen to select a subject to track during video recording
• 6.2K 30P and 4K 60P video recording and FullHD 240 FPS slow-motion videos
• New body, feels smaller in the hand but the design gives a really good grip
• 8FPS burst shooting with mechanical and 20FPS with electronic shutter
• Microphone and headphone jack (USB-C adapter included)
• Frame.IO compatible and also works as a 4K webcam with UVC standard

The Fuji X-T50 is just as good for photographers as the X100VI. It comes with adjustment dials for exposure compensation, shutter speed, and most lenses allow you to adjust the aperture directly. Now the camera also has its own dial for selecting film simulation! By turning the dial, you can browse through different simulations and a fun animation appears on the camera screen, showing the selection and the film roll icon. After this, the film simulation is enabled and you get a stylishly toned image directly to your memory card, ready to share.

Fuji's X100VI was a masterpiece of how to fit an effective internal image stabilizer into a small body, and the same is now used in this new body! The stabilization power is 7 stops, which is the same as the top model X-T5. The previous version of this camera series (X-T30 II) did not have stabilization at all, so this is a big improvement.

Fuji X-T50 vs X-T50 vs X-S20 - which to choose?

Fuji has options for a wide range of users and we are happy to help you choose the camera that is best for you. This X-T50 is the choice for beginners and even more advanced photographers. If you need weather protection, two card slots, a more accurate viewfinder and a larger battery, the X-T5 is the recommended choice.

The Fuji X-S20 offers a slightly different camera interface and slightly better video capabilities than the X-T50.

The Fuji X-H2 and X-H2S are basically professional models for video and photography.

If terms like Prores, Full Size HDMI and oversampling don't excite you, then this X-T50 is a great device for video shooting too. But the X-T50 is a surprisingly versatile device for video too!

Fuji X-T50 in video shooting

Since the electronics of the device have been borrowed from the X-T5 body, there are also benefits, i.e. there is video recording at up to 6.2K resolution. There is also an option for oversampled 4K video made with a small 1.23 crop, which is very good in quality, or created from the entire sensor area without cropping but with a small loss of quality. 4K 60P recording is also possible, and in this case the crop is a small 1.14x.

There are also a lot of small but surprisingly useful features for video recording. A red frame appears on the screen when video recording is in progress, and the camera also has tally lights on the front and back so you know on both sides of the camera when footage is being recorded.

And for small production use, you can export the video to an external device such as the Atomos Ninja as RAW. Internally, you can also record 10-bit HLG HDR videos and wide-gamut F-Log.

Fast AF with subject detection

Especially in 40 megapixel images and when using fast lenses, autofocus is very important. This X-T50 borrows the modern and fast autofocus familiar from the more expensive X-T5 body. There is no artificial intelligence in the camera as advertised, but the algorithms have been trained on millions of different subject variations.

And this is reflected in the camera's better ability to recognize objects such as vehicles (cars, various airplanes, motorcycles, bicycles, trains), animals (birds, dogs, horses) and of course people (even with masks and glasses). In addition, when shooting videos, you can touch the desired object directly on the screen and the camera will focus, also tracking movement.

In addition to face detection, the camera has eye-detection focus, which must be activated separately and can be programmed to work directly with a single button.

Classic usability

• Slightly deeper hand grip than the previous model, fits better in the hand
• Very nicely placed thumb rest - a firmer grip even with one hand
• Adjustment dials and film simulation switching directly from the dedicated control
• Joystick like on the X-T5 body
• two-way tilting touchscreen (i.e. not flip-style)
• 1 SDXC UHS-I memory card slot
• USB-C connector (can provide additional power during shooting)

The body is completely new, meaning it doesn't directly resemble the X-T30 II. It's a little wider, but it's still a bit thinner despite the added stabilizer.

We have already discussed the exposure time and sensitivity adjustments several times before, but the camera also has another adjustment wheel at the thumb and index finger positions, which also have a button function.

Headphones can be connected to the camera via the included USB-C adapter and there is a dedicated 3.5mm jack for the microphone. The battery is the same as the previous model, the NP-W126S, but thanks to the new processor, you can get more photos on a single charge.

Specifications:

• Compatibility: Fuji XF mount
• 40MP BSI X-Trans CMOS 5 HR APS-C sized sensor
• Sensor-shift image stabilization, up to 7 stops of power
• ISO sensitivity 125-12800 (expandable to 64-51200)
• 425-point Hybrid AF autofocus
• Continuous shooting: 20fps with continuous focus with electronic shutter, 15fps with conventional shutter
• Built-in flash
• Electronic viewfinder, resolution 2.64 million dots, magnification 0.68x
  
• 3' tilting touchscreen, resolution 1.62M dots
• 1pc UHS-II SDXC memory card slot
• Charging also via USB-C connection
• WiFi 5 and Bluetooth 4.2
• Headphone jack, HDMI Micro jack, USB-C, 2.5mm Sub Mini
• Battery: Fuji NP-W126S (approx. 390 shots in Economy Mode, approx. 305 shots in Normal Mode)
• Size: 123.8 x 84 x 4.88mm
• Weight 389g (438g with battery and memory card)

Sales package includes: FUJIFILM X-T50 black body, battery NP-W126S, power supply, USB cable, headphone adapter, strap