For most people looking to up their photography game and burst into the world of mirrorless cameras, I think the X-T200 is a perfect option
Great pictures; Large articulating screen; 4k Video
Power zoom is not ideal; I wish the battery was better; Thin dials
Can Fujifilm’s entry-level mirrorless model replicate the addictive charm of its more advanced siblings? Andy Westlake takes an in-depth look
Excellent image quality; with lovely JPEG colours; Fully articulated screen is great for shooting at creative angles; Good range of external controls; surpassing other entry-level models; Small size; light weight and attractive retro design; Excellent image quality; with lovely JPEG colours; Fully...
Sub-par autofocus performance; Joystick is poorly positioned and fiddly to use; Unrefined and occasionally buggy operation; Touch Menu design is inconsistent and unintuitive; Sub-par autofocus performance; Joystick is poorly positioned and fiddly to use; Unrefined and occasionally buggy operation,...
The Fujifilm X-t200 is a small entry level mirrorless camera suitable for casual photographers. For consumer enthusiasts, the Fujifilm X-T200 is a fun camera that produces good image quality in both still and video.
Good quality photos, Good video for family, vlogging and webcam, Easy to use icon-based touchscreen, Responsive
Confusing array of screens, menus, dials and buttons, Video tracking unreliable
Where Fujifjilm fell just short of hitting the mark with the X-T100, the company has succeeded the second time round. As a pared-back version of the X-T30, the X-T200 makes for a much better entry-level camera than its predecessor thanks to its better autofocus performance, superior video prowess...
Excellent color and dynamic range; Sharp 3.5-inch rear touchscreen; Reliable autofocus performance; Sleek retro design that’s lightweight
Very low buffer depth; Lacks subject tracking in video; Unreliable eye sensor; Joystick not well placed when using viewfinder
We liked the original X-T100 for its clean lines, low cost and user-friendly features, but the X-T200 ups the stakes with a big, vari-angle touchscreen, vastly better 4K video features and improved autofocus.
Big 3.5-inch vari-angle touchscreen; Good 4K video features; Neat design; and now even lighter
Simplified external controls; Regular CMOS not X-Trans sensor; Quite expensive so far
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