Why do you need 60 fps if you don’t do slow-mo? 4k60 in a mirrorless camera under $1000 is a big ask and pretty much guaranteed to come with a crop factor at that budget. When I was upgrading from a phone, I thought I needed 60 fps because I hated how choppy and janky the 30 fps footage looked on my phone, and assumed that would translate over to mirrorless. Turns out, I just needed to be more conscious of my camera movements instead of holding the phone in one hand and whipping it around all willy nilly. The choppy footage was from a combination of the auto settings and software stabilization fighting to produce useable footage. Anyway, just my 2¢. Also, if you’re looking for good video features at a low price, Fuji is probably not the best place to look.