Fujifilm X-T30 II Price in Pakistan

The Fujifilm X-T30 II is the small retro camera people buy with their heart and justify with their head: proper metal dials, Fujifilm’s famous film simulations, and image quality that embarrasses bigger cameras. The Fujifilm X-T30 II price in Pakistan starts at Rs. 366,250 with the XF 18-55mm lens at Mustafa Computers in Lahore, verified on 1 October 2026, with Camera House listing a kit at Rs. 375,000. Fujifilm stock in Pakistan is thin, and honest buying advice matters more here than squeezing the last rupee.

This is not a mass market camera like the ones in our best cameras under Rs. 100,000 roundup. It is a photographer’s tool that also shoots strong video, and it competes with used full frame bodies on price, so the decision is about handling and colour as much as specifications.

Fujifilm X-T30 II Price in Pakistan

Verified on 1 October 2026. Two camera market sellers, Billu Photos in Lahore and Hashmi Photos in Karachi, list this camera with no online price and ask buyers to call, and their pages are over a year old, so we have not quoted them.

We found no verified local body-only price. Fujifilm Pakistan pricing tends to be import driven, so confirm the warranty type, local or international, before paying, and note the Camera House kit lens description does not match Fujifilm’s standard kit lenses, so verify the exact lens in the box.

Fujifilm X-T30 II Specifications

Sensor and Image Quality

The 26.1 megapixel X-Trans sensor skips the usual colour filter pattern, which gives Fujifilm files a character many photographers prefer, with fine detail and gentle highlight roll-off. The film simulations are the real draw: Classic Chrome and Classic Neg. produce finished looking JPEGs straight from the camera, and for many owners that ends the editing question entirely.

Low light performance is strong for APS-C, with clean files to ISO 3200 and usable results beyond. Paired with the XF 18-55mm kit lens, which is a cut above most kit zooms, this is a travel and street setup that fits in a small sling bag and never feels like a compromise.

Autofocus and Performance

Fujifilm’s hybrid autofocus covers the whole frame with phase detection points and finds faces and eyes reliably. It is not a sports camera, but at 8 frames per second with the mechanical shutter, or 20 with the electronic shutter, it handles street, travel and family action with ease. Low light focusing down to -7 EV with a fast lens is genuinely impressive for night street work.

The small body means small controls, and the Q button sits where thumbs land, which some owners remap or disable. Spend an hour setting it up your way and it becomes a fast, tactile camera that rewards the dials-on-top way of shooting.

Video, Screen and Handling

Video is a pleasant surprise: DCI 4K at 30p with 200 Mbps recording, F-Log for grading, and Full HD slow motion up to 240p. The tilting screen does not flip fully forward, and there is no in-body stabilisation, so it is a stills-first camera that happens to shoot good clips rather than a creator tool like the Sony ZV-E10.

Handling is the reason people keep these cameras for years: shutter speed and exposure compensation dials on top, aperture rings on many Fujifilm lenses, and a body that weighs about 378 g with battery. The battery’s 390 shot rating means a spare NP-W126S is essential for a full day out.

Who Should Buy the Fujifilm X-T30 II?

Buy it if you love the act of photography, want beautiful JPEGs with minimal editing, and value a small classic body. Skip it if you need flip-screen video features, in-body stabilisation, or cheap local lens availability; Canon and Sony ecosystems are easier to shop for in Pakistan.

Pros and Cons

Fujifilm X-T30 II FAQs

What is the Fujifilm X-T30 II price in Pakistan right now?

Rs. 366,250 with the XF 18-55mm lens at Mustafa Computers and Rs. 375,000 for a kit at Camera House, verified on 1 October 2026. No verified body-only price exists locally, and other camera market sellers ask buyers to call for pricing.

Is the Fujifilm X-T30 II good for video?

It records sharp DCI 4K up to 30p with F-Log and 240p slow motion at Full HD. The tilting screen and lack of in-body stabilisation make it better as a stills camera that shoots good clips.

What is the difference between the X-T30 II and the original X-T30?

The II adds a higher resolution rear screen, the Classic Neg. film simulation, faster autofocus algorithms and improved video. Bodies look nearly identical.

Which lenses fit the X-T30 II?

Any Fujifilm X mount lens, including the XF and XC ranges and third party options from Sigma and Tamron. The XF 18-55mm kit is the sensible first lens.

Is Fujifilm well supported in Pakistan?

Support is narrower than Canon or Sony. A handful of Lahore, Karachi and Rawalpindi dealers import Fujifilm, so confirm warranty terms and factor in that lenses are usually order based.

Our Take

The X-T30 II is a photographer’s delight at Rs. 366,250, bought for colour and handling rather than spec sheet wins. Confirm the exact lens and warranty before paying, since local listings vary. Full details are on the official Fujifilm X-T30 II page.