I’ve been working over the past few years to get up to speed with Fuji’s ecosystem, as I had next to no experience with the platform when Fujifilm Canada approached me with the idea of starting to review Fuji gear. Over the past few years I’ve reviewed four different cameras and roughly a dozen lenses, so I have a lot more familiarity with the system. A lot of Fujifilm’s focus is on the premium end of APS-C, as this is a niche that few others compete in. Cameras like the X-T3 and X-T4 are among the most expensive APS-C cameras I’ve ever reviewed…and that includes DSLRs. There are many people, however, that have much smaller budgets and are interested in some of the unique features that Fuji offers (color science, film emulations), and appreciate the classic charm of Fuji’s often retro designs. That means there is a lot of room for a lower end camera from Fuji that inherits a lot of the higher end features found on the X-T3/4 bodies. That camera is the Fujifilm X-T200, a second generation of Fuji’s attempt to build a bargain camera with just enough features to satisfy a particular audience who want to be able to make beautiful images without breaking the bank.

Here’s a look at the headline features of the FUJFILM X-T200:

24MP APS-C sensor with Bayer color filter and faster readout speeds
Updated hybrid autofocus system with 425 phase-detect points
Refined ergonomics, lighter body
3.5″, 16:9 fully articulating LCD with 2.76 million dots
Easy-to-use touch menus
2.36M-dot OLED viewfinder with 0.62x magnification
8 fps burst shooting
New ‘Clarity’ effect
Oversampled 4K video with no crop
Audio level controls
Microphone and headphone inputs (latter via USB-C adapter)
New Digital Gimbal and HDR video options

Sound interesting? Check out either my text or video reviews to get a sense of whether or not this is the camera for you. You can check out photos of the camera here and also photos taken with it using a variety of lenses.

Thanks to Fujifilm Canada for the loaners of the X-T200, XF 16mm F2.8, and XF 23mm F2 lenses for this test.

Photos of the FUJIFILM X-T200

Photos Taken with the FUJIFILM X-T200

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