Any mirrorless recommendations?

Vyntekx

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I'm thinking of upgrading my mirrorless camera but not sure what I should get. I actually have a Fuji X-E1 but thinking of upgrading to X-T20. But some people are recommending I look into Sony. Any thoughts? I was just thinking of sticking to fuji since I can just reuse the XF lenses if need be.
 

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If you already have a lot fuju lens you just have to stick with Fuji unless u planning to invest on another system or planning to sell your old lens
 

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Unless there's a reason that makes changing systems extremely compelling, I usually rather stick with the current system and buy a newer version of whatever I'm using. Switching systems can be very expensive especially if you already have an existing collection of lenses. Personally a few years back I considered switching to Sony from Canon because of the A7SII's high ISO performance for video, but I held off and bought a Sony camcorder instead while still keeping my Canon gear, mainly because selling off all my Canon gear and buying Sony / Zeiss equivalents costed way too much.

That being said, if you have the budget and have found a specific feature another system offers over your current, don't be afraid to rent some equipment and try it out before you decide to buy.

On a wholly unrelated note, I've reached 100 posts with this post!
 

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exactly, if you have sufficient gear (lens) of a particular system (Fuji, Sony), you may want to continue to stay with a particular system (Fuji, Sony)
 
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