The fourth-generation X-Trans CMOS 4 sensor is at the heart of the X-T30 II. The 26.1 MP back-illuminated imaging sensor minimizes noise while also extending sensitivity to ISO160. Additionally, the unique X-Trans color filter array structure reduces color distortions without the need for an optical low-pass filter.

The quad-core X-Processor 4 works with the X-Trans CMOS 4 sensor to provide a combination of image processing that can offer various film simulation options, opening new horizons of creativity through the way colors and tones are captured. Significant improvements have also been made to the camera's ability to track moving subjects, optimizing autofocus in capturing photos and 4K/30P video.

Great images need great color and Fujifilm's exceptional heritage in color science, now perfected after 85 years of experience. Each Film Simulation produces specially formulated depth, saturation, and tonality that require little or no post-processing.

Based on FUJICHROME PROVIA, a film designed for professional use, this film simulation mode is suitable for all types of subjects, offering neutral color reproduction.

Based on FUJICHROME Velvia, an extremely vibrant film designed for professional use, this Film Simulation mode provides richer and more intense colors than PROVIA. It is the favorite of landscape photographers.

Based on FUJICHROME ASTIA, a film designed for use in fashion portraits, this Film Simulation mode prioritizes soft and faithful reproduction of skin tones while also reproducing vibrant blue skies and greens.

This film simulation feature is designed to replicate a look similar to 20th-century magazines. The low saturation and hard tone gradation in shadows make it an ideal choice for documentary photography with a touch of realism.

Based on the PRO160NH, a color negative film for professionals, this film simulation mode has a slightly harder tonal gradation than PRO Neg. Std. It is mainly used in portrait photography where lighting is not easily controlled. It provides excellent shadow details as well as highlights.

Based on the PRO160NS, a color negative film for professionals, this film simulation mode has a soft tone gradation and excellent skin tone reproduction. Ideal for portrait photography under carefully controlled lighting, the neutral tonality lends itself to post-processing.

Based on SUPERIA, a film loved by generations of photographers, this Film Simulation mode provides high-contrast tonal gradation. It adds depth and clarity to colors by adjusting their hues into shades and shadows while simultaneously reducing saturation.

Based on ETERNA, a film designed for motion pictures, this Film Simulation mode minimizes saturation to ensure that none of the colors stand out. It provides an extremely smooth tonal gradation and deep shadows to prevent contrasts, reproducing a cinematic look.

This film simulation feature creates a Bleach Bypass effect in ETERNA mode. It produces a high contrast and low saturation look, adding a touch of depth that many filmmakers love. Ideal for a more dramatic feel

Based on ACROS, a monochrome film renowned for its extremely fine grain, this film simulation mode offers rich shadow details and exceptional clarity, while also adding grain at high ISO and creating the stunning texture feel of monochrome.

For black and white images Available in standard mode or with yellow, red, or green filters, the latter will deepen the shades of gray corresponding to complementary hues. For example, the red filter darkens the blue sky.

This feature adds a warm tone to the frame for a vintage look. When applied to a retro theme, it creates a nostalgic finish.

Many of today's cameras have 4K video output, but the X-T30 II captures unique footage with an original resolution of 6K. This means that the camera provides high-resolution footage with relatively low noise and stunning clarity. It also supports shooting in DCI format with a 17:9 aspect ratio, for high-quality cinematic appearance. Fujifilm's unrivaled expertise in color also benefits video. When creating movies, you can use any of the 18 different film simulations of the X-T30 II to add your own distinctive look to the footage, including ETERNA, the cinematic film used in many cinematic masterpieces.

The X-T30 II records high-speed Full HD at 240fps. Playback at normal speed results in smooth, high-quality footage with slow-motion effects up to 10 times.

For greater flexibility in post-production, the X-T30 II supports F-Log video format, which allows you to record movies with a wide dynamic range, enhancing details in highlights and shadows. Using the F-Log View Assist during recording also gives you an equivalent BT.709 preview on the LCD screen, to help you visualize what an edit might look like.

The X-T30 II adapts to the way you want to create images. For excellent results with minimal hassle, the AUTO setting offers intelligent, fully automatic shooting. Choose manual mode to have full control yourself and select Aperture Priority for front-to-back sharpness or background blur in your image. Switch to Shutter Priority to emphasize motion in your subject or set the program to leave the choice of aperture and shutter speed to the camera. 

With its intuitive operation, the X-T30 II allows you to quickly switch between exposure modes by simply adjusting a combination of the Quick Shutter Dial and the aperture ring on the lens. The exposure compensation dial also allows you to adjust the exposure by up to ±5 stops*.

* When using the dial in the C position

The improved AUTO function of the X-T30 II uses the latest technology to deliver ultimate image quality. Landscapes are clearer and more vibrant, portraits are wonderfully natural, and backlit scenes are less prone to losing details in highlights and shadows, providing magical results straight out of the camera.