Sensor
Fujifilm · X-Trans IV · 2021
X-T30 II
X-T SeriesDSLR-style2021
Capture your moments with the compact and capable X-T30 II.
Resolution
26.1 MP
Stabilisation
No
Mount
X-mount
In short
The Fujifilm X-T30 II supports X-Trans IV recipes like Classic Negative and Eterna. Early X-Trans IV bodies lack Clarity and other features.
Why it's the recipe body
The Fujifilm X-T30 II is an engaging camera to work with, offering the beloved DSLR-style body with updated features. The 26.1 MP X-Trans CMOS 4 sensor is at the heart of this model, bringing with it a significant jump in film-simulation flexibility. Handling is a joy, with its lightweight, compact design and intuitive controls, making it perfect for street and travel photography. The new 1.62M-dot touchscreen enhances the shooting experience, allowing for easy navigation and quick adjustments. Whether you're capturing stills or 4K video, the X-T30 II delivers stunning images and a satisfying shooting experience.
The X-T30 II, equipped with the X-Trans IV sensor, supports a variety of compelling film simulation recipes, including Classic Negative and Eterna. However, as an early X-Trans IV body, it lacks features like Clarity, Grain Size, and Colour Chrome FX Blue. Additionally, white-balance shifts cannot be saved per custom slot, so plan accordingly when configuring your settings.
The X-T30 II builds on the success of the X-T30, with improved features.
Compared to the X-T30, the X-T30 II offers a higher-resolution LCD and updated firmware.
What it nails, what to watch
What it nails
- 26.1 MP X-Trans IV sensor
- Classic Negative available
- Compact, lightweight body
- Tilting touchscreen display
- 4K video at 30p
What to watch
- No in-body stabilisation
- Early X-Trans IV lacks Clarity
- No Grain Size control
- WB shift not savable per slot
What this body adds
SE
Sensor
26.1 MP X-Trans CMOS 4 BSI
PR
Processor
X-Processor 4
MO
Mount
X-mount (interchangeable)
VI
Video
4K UHD 30p
BU
Burst
8 fps mechanical / 30 fps electronic
RE
Rear screen
1.62M-dot tilting touchscreen
Recipes for the X-T30 II
All recipes
1981 Kodak
The nostalgic grain and warm undertones recall 1980s Kodak film. Ideal for video and cinematic captures.
Acros Negative
Monochrome tones with subtle grain and muted contrast. Ideal for capturing architectural details and urban life.
Agfa Ultra 100
Punchy colours and soft details create a calm urban aesthetic, perfect for overcast days and vibrant street photography.
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Analog Gold
Bold, Gritty Aesthetic with a Vintage Touch
Astia Summer
Natural tones with gentle contrast and subdued grain. Perfect for calm, warm portraits in rural settings.
B&W Negative
Gritty texture with strong grain and deep shadows for a timeless feel.
B&W Sepia
Infuse your shots with sepia tones and pronounced grain for a distinctly nostalgic mood.
Beware My Velvia
Intense contrast and deep hues make landscapes captivating. Suited for vibrant outdoor scenes.
Chrome Slide
Subtle warmth and nostalgia, where muted tones shine in urban settings under overcast skies.
CineStill 400 V2
Gentle grain and soft tones create a vibrant colour palette. Ideal for portraits with an urban backdrop.
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Classic B&W
Timeless Monochrome with Bold Grain and Depth
Ferrania Solaris FG 400
Strong grain and muted tones enhance faded colours for a cinematic feel. Perfect for gritty urban landscapes.
How to add a recipe to your X-T30 II
- Select 'Edit/Save Custom Setting' in the menu.
- Choose a custom slot (C1–C7) to save the recipe.
- Input desired film simulation settings into the slot.
- Name the custom setting for easy recall.
Tips for the X-T30 II
- Use touchscreen for quick settings access.
- Try Classic Negative for street photography.
- Regularly update firmware for best performance.
- Utilise electronic shutter for silent shooting.
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Frequently asked questions
Which recipes work on the X-T30 II?
The X-T30 II supports X-Trans IV recipes like Classic Negative and Eterna, but lacks Clarity.
Does the X-T30 II have in-body stabilisation?
No, the X-T30 II does not feature in-body image stabilisation, relying instead on lens-based stabilisation.
How do I add a film simulation recipe to the X-T30 II?
Select 'Edit/Save Custom Setting' in the menu, choose a slot (C1–C7), input your settings, and name it.