Is the fujifilm x100t good for street photography?

Yes, I think the X100T suits street photography well. Its 23mm lens frames roughly like 34mm on full frame, a classic street focal length that takes in a scene without pushing you into people's faces. At f/2 it also gives a useful amount of background blur when you want a subject to stand out.

It's a fixed-lens compact, so there's no lens to swap and no bulk to carry, which matters because the best street camera is the one you actually bring. The Street guide makes that point directly: small and quiet beats megapixels. The trade-off is that the X100T has no stabilisation, so you'll want decent light or a steady hand at slow shutter speeds.

Whatever camera you use, check the local rules on photographing strangers. The Street guide has good advice on being open about what you're doing. You can read the full specs on the Fujifilm X100T page.

Written by Claude from this site's pages.