Fujifilm X-T3 Reviews

X-T3 Reviews

Forget about the fact that Fujifilm's new camera, the X-T3, may well be the best camera you can buy right now if you want to shoot video as well as stills photography.

Forget, too, about the fact that the X-T3 has finally fixed Fujifilm's foremost flaw – its lack of decent face and eye detection for fast, accurate portraiture focusing – and brought it up to speed with the rest of the industry and almost up there with the very best.

There is one simple reason the staff here at Digital Life Labs have fallen head over heels for Fujifilm's latest and arguably best-ever camera: ACROS +2 Warmth.

John Davidson - Australian Financial Review

Robust, weather-proof construction, improvements to resolution and image processing and faster, more customisable and more accurate AF system also makes the X-T3 a serious rival to pro-sumer DSLR cameras.

Price-wise, the X-T3 is also competitive, sitting between the highest resolution APS-C models from Canon and Nikon. Since neither manufacturer has updated its enthusiast cropped-frame models for a couple of years, the X-T3 will be superior in almost every way.

Margaret Brown - Photo Review

The X-T3 is a next-level camera compared to its predecessor, and there is a genuine reason to upgrade.

Bhagi Siva - Shotkit

We reported on the launch of the Fujifilm X-T3 digital mirrorless camera a couple of months ago. I was impressed then. Now I’ve had a chance to use the camera extensively for a couple of weeks, I’m even more so.

Thomas Bartlett - Gadget Guy

The X-T3’s APS-C sensor delivers uncompressed RAW files of about 58MB off a 26.1Mb sensor with pixel dimensions of 6240 x 4160. Crop sensor? Really?
But the proof is in the pudding, they say, so forgetting the tech specs and looking at the files, the verdict is… well, these files are gorgeous.

Chris Oaten - Tech Guide

For those who love the compact and classical form factor of the X-T series, even better here is the fact that all the good bits of the X-T2 have been left unchanged, so the comfort and ergonomics are still exemplary, yet the X-T3 is a big step up in terms of its upgraded systems and new features, which translate into greatly enhanced performance and mainly small, but still significant, improvements in image quality (and we include the far superior autofocusing here too).

Paul Burrows - CAMERA Magazine