You're speaking to me, Andrew! I have an X-T20 (which I absolutely love) and have been considering upgrading to an X-T2 for these EXACT reasons. I wear glasses as well, so have to suffer with a much smaller view through the EVF, or move my head around to check each corner of the frame. Not being able to touch-focus while composing- so have to resort to clicking the directional buttons a dozen times instead, and lack of weather sealing (it rains A LOT in western Washington). The prices are incredibly low right now for a new (to me) X-T2 in 2021, that I may pick one up. Thanks for your candid opinions and excellent videos!

You're NOT holding a small camera body with a heavy lens attached.... You're holding a quality lens with a lightweight camera body attached.

Hi Andrew, and all other commentors, I have a question: I'm an X-T2 user and am thinking about an X-T20 for some upcoming travel; primary reason is the weight and size. But, I'm concerned about the feel of it in-hand; another well-known KZfaqr said it's the worst-feeling Fuji to hold! I love the X-T1 grip and the X-T2 is just fine, so I'm just curious for any insights on the X-T20. I've also read that the Megagear leather half case makes it so you can't flip the screen out, in case anyone has any experience with that. Thank you! And thank you for all the amazing videos Andrew!

I feel like if Fuji had the visibility and recognition of Canon, the xt20 would be the world's best selling camera. Tremendous value.

Im sure this was an update along the way but you CAN use the touch screen to move around the focus point while looking through the EVF on the X-T20. works like a track pad. you can slide your thumb around and see the focus point move.

On the X-T20 I am able to use the directional buttons to adjust the focus point in single point focus mode, I don't need to switch to focus area !! interesting.

I am writing this just as the XT 30 has come out. The price on the XT 20 dropped to $500. Now they didn’t last long at that price and I waited a little to long to pick up a brand new camera for that but I did buy a demo for $500. My other body is the Pro 2 with the 23mm f/2.0 mounted, my rainy day camera. The XT 20 is my street camera, with the 27mm f/2.8 or 16mm f/2.8 mounted.

Currently i have a nikon d3300 with a nikor 35mm f1.8 and a tamron 17-50mm 2.8. I mostly like street photography but also enjoy portraiture with my daughter. I have been eying the x100f for a very long time as the Nikon is a bit big for just being able to carry more often. After watching your videos i am leaning more toward xt20 but with sales now, maybe the xt2. The things driving me to upgrade is af points, flash sync speeds(no hss on dxxxx series) and just because i want more confidence in street photography and the x100f seems like ot would give me a bit of that mental boost.

Ha! Just got them both! I hot-glued an 18mm on the xt20 and taped it all up. The xt2 is for everything else.

Exactly the run down i needed now, 6 years after publishing! Thanks

None of these negatives are anything I care about. Only thing I worry about is the small size might not be comfortable

first youtuber who doesnt focus camera on his face but on the background so we can enjoy the beauty of the forest

As a college student dealing with loans, I think xt20 with 23mm f2 will do nicely. Even though I wanted the xpro 2 with 16 1.4.

selecting your focuspoint via touchscreen while using the EVF is something Lumix has implemented since years, and i wouldnt want to miss it

EVF please not OVF and not optical. It's electronic. Sorry that bothered me

Thank you for a fun and thorough comparison! Even if you make a good case for X-T2 (and X-T20) I think I stay with my X-Pro2!

Hi Great review, one question: in terms of image quality can we consider the two camera exactely the same? Thx!

As the guy who asked the question about big lenses on the 20 - thank you for this video! So helpful. Still deciding back and forth between a T2 and T20 to complement my Nikon setup for now. I don't wear glasses and am just a hobbyist so I'm still onboard with the T20, but the joystick issue is definitely a concern! Hopefully I will be able to decide sooner than later :) Awesome video!!

Need the 56mm vs 90mm comparison...I'm debating which one to buy

A really comprehensive and very useful comparison between x20 and x2. Thks.

I'm a small KZfaq startup. Does the Fuji X-T20 still hold up. Full swivel screen is a must. Table top from above mostly or myself at a desk.

Great review. Thank you. You can also add the battery grip option to to the X-T2 for extra battery life, extra vertical gripping, and balancing with larger lenses.

I got an xt2 for 485 today on ebay bids, I had also gotten an xt20 but for 500😑 on bids. Got a bit excited and kept bidding, it is basically new though, only 200 shots. Ima try to flip the xt20 and use the xt2!

For some reason you are one of my favorite UTube channels. I guess it's maybe the music you put in and of course the contents. Plus the way you deliver it is very natural and comfortable to listen. Thanks and hope you keep up the good work! Oh by the way somehow I happen to now have both T2 and T20. Your vid is going to be a great help while I decide which one to let go.(tear)

I really don't care about cameras feeling heavy, it makes the more likeable haha

I was in the market for a new camera and was considering either the Sony A7RII or the Fuji XT-2. I rented the XT-2 for a family trip to Japan to test it but was pretty convinced prior to the trip that I would buy the Sony. Wow, was I surprised. The XT-2 controls are wonderful and it's the only digital camera I've shot to date that I truly enjoyed using. Once I was hooked on Fuji, I looked at the XT-20 but ultimately ended up buying the XT-2 because I wanted the get the accessory power grip (only on the XT-2) and because I really liked having the ISO dial on the top of the camera. By the way, both the XT-2 and XT-20 are a fraction of the cost and weight of the Sony when you build out your kit to include lenses.

I'm new to X and looking at XT20 as a backup/body and used with 12-32mm. I sold a fraction of my Canon gear (semi-retired medium-format advertorial pro), and got a set of nice primes. Unfortunately none of my lenses have WR and I'm thinking I either need a backup body, or I need to get a WR lens. That would probably be the 16mm. It's not really my focal length (I'm a 28mm guy) but its not far. I have the Touit 12, 18, 32, 56 and 55-200. I have most of the Zeiss ZE primes, including the sharp 25mm and flawed 28 with great personality. I don't love 24mm as much as 28, and if I was going to add WR street lens it might be the 16-55. I hate overlapping primes with zooms but I've done it before with Canon and Zeiss. (so the question here is, do I solve for WR with a backup body, or just buy a WR lens? 16mm vs 16-55 for the 18-32 range? I do street documentary work. A lot of B&W. No glasses, and I don't change ISO much (I put a roll in). So, how thoughts on XT20 as backup to XT2? Sounds like yes, especially for my smaller lenses. As long as everyone else asks irrelevant questions, I'm a whore for good glass and thinking hard on that 50-140. It's got that WR and it's a fixed max aperture and doesn't extend. I have a 55-200 in my bag and the weight seems good with my primes (and maybe ok even with another lightweight body!?!?). I kept a Canon 5D4 and 70-200II but that's also the lens that had me look to lighter systems. (so the question here is is the added IQ and WR of the 50-140 worth the weight and balance?) Sorry for the length. Great channel! (Hate the way the text editor killed all the paragraph breaks.)

tbh, i can't afford the x-t2. i'm not a pro. photographgy is just a hobby and for travel purposes so for me the x-t20 was perfect for that for almost half the price of an x-t2

Have you ever had an SD card defect on you? I have to admit, I did have one card that stopped reading/writing. But that's only ONE in all of my years of using them. That does pose a risk, but slight. If you shoot weddings or important events for your work, I would agree. The XT2 also offers the battery grip for more battery life, power.. etc.

Thank you. In terms of autofocus, are there any differences??

i just dreamt once xe3 has xt2 evf :(

I just picked one up to replace my broken xpro2, it honestly feels a lot more responsive than the xpro2, maybe I had a bad copy of the pro, but great little camera!

Love the video 🤙🏽

One of the things that I don't like in my X-T10 is when I'm casually shooting Aperture Priority and set the Shutter speed on 'A', that setting is on the opposite end away from the 'T' setting and the dial doesn't continuously go around, so you'd have to do full rotations to go from 'A' to 'T'. In the X-T2, 'T' 'A' 'B' are all together and the dial rotates continuously. From the photos of the X-T20, I'm guessing that I might be the same. It's a small inconvenience but I really do appreciate it on the X-T2.

4:01 Yeaaahhh... on the XT20, my big nose kept poking the screen and resetting the af point!!! I kept trying to turn it off so it wouldn't and yet it kept doing it again.

IMO the XT20 doesn’t ship with directional buttons for moving focus area is because you give up 3 shortcuts when you can set one of them (I use down) to activate the select focus area and then all 4 directional buttons in-play.

Really appreciate your video review. Online the X-T2 and X-T20 are only $100 apart. I'm looking to use this for landscape and travel photography is the X-T2 larger size noticable? For a beginner photographer is one of these cameras easier to operator & navigate the menu settings? Thanks👍

Sorry you don't have OVF as it's mirrorless camera. You have EVF...

This sort of feels like a silly question, but since I have a few more months of saving up to go before I can buy things anyways..... For someone who wears glasses (and regularly wears polarized sunglasses, but I suppose if need be I could change my regular glasses to non-polarized as I've been thinking of getting Transitions XtraActive in my indoor frames anyways), and with a semi-limited budget (say $2,800-$3k CAD)... Who wants to focus more on street photography, with eventual growth into wildlife and/or motorsports photography... Would you recommend the X-T2 with the 23mm f2.0 and the 35mm f2.0, or the X-T20 with the 16mm f1.4 and a 35mm f2.0 as well? Or even the X-T2 with the kit lens, despite it not being weather resistant? Thanks in advance!

Thanks for your thoughts on the comparison. That dang GH5 and its focus. You are going to have to get all Casey Niestat on your vlogs and reach out and touch the screen to set focus. When it's in focus it looks great. But when it's not it's distracting. Other than the occasional autofocus, the information and your perspective was top-notch and greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Is the x-t20 ok for hiking & camping even though it's not weather sealed, or would that make it problematic?

Today I tried out the X-T20 viewfinder and for me it kinda works perfectly despite the glasses. What I really hate about it is that holding it with one hand is almost impossible with big hands. I might just get the x-t2 for that plus the weather sealing

Great video! Any thoughts on if one is better than the other for tracking youth sports like soccer when paired with 50-140 lens? Thanks!

KEH has an X-t2 for $645. Is that a good price ?? Thanks

I'm pretty sure my xt20 came with the down button as the af area control. could be wrong. that's what it's been this whole time. selling it now to get an xt2, but still mainly Canon for the day job.

ok thank you for your personal opinion about Fuji X-t20 , but what kind of advice can you give people who shoot only food, i mean he or she is a professional food photographer

Thanks for your personnal thought on those cameras. You need to focus on your face when you're vlogging... ;)

I really like your reviews. Although I'd stick with Sony and canon cause my equipment so far is all from these companies.

There has been a problem with Fujifilm's raw and lightroom and I am hesitating to buy such a camera because I want to use lightroom. Is this still the case ?

From an x-t2 user... if you are predominately buying for video don't buy it. The X-t2 is for photography with video capabilities . Trying to video moving objects with the x-t2 is a mission in it self.

i have the xt20 silver i like it i have a metbone adapter i tested a sigma 150-600mm S lens on it when i zoomed out i twisted the camera out of my hands the Fujis 100-400mm was also big but way more manageable i manage to zoom and and shoot Nice bird photos no problem it was onley slightly better on its big Brother xt2 but only by margin so why does Fuji make so big lenses when they have no camera to sute the Wight of big lenses

Hello! I follow your channel because of your Fujifilm reviews and input but yesterday, while I was browsing KZfaq, I found this channel named "Raquel Dean". For some reasons, your videos were uploaded there. Seems like it's not your channel. Upload quality is bad. You might want to check it out.

I love hearing the value comparison between the x-t2 and the x-t20, I would love be to have a video on the value comparison between the x-t1 and the x-t2......

Can I do long exposures with the xt20? 10 seconds or longer?

is there difference on speed between xt20 & xt2 when it comes to face detect autofocus? i find it slow on my xt20 i tried all the autofocus presets in the camera and i'm not happy :(

What is that little thing stuck on the xt20 at 4:21?

Have you tried an X-Pro2 yet?

I'm torn between xt20 or gx85.

Hey friend. You should try zooms :D cheers from Chile

What's up with all of the focus issues in your videos lately?

Bottom line...this camera takes amazing images...the rest is moot

Anyone Else Hear That Rattle Snake At @ 10:02 !

Nice hair cut andrew! You clean up nice! Hahaha :)

You are not in focus - focus is on the trees and hut behind. Why haven't you recorded it again?

Hi Great review, one question: in terms of image quality can we consider the two camera exactely the same? Thx!