To start, I want to speak about how well the camera is put together. I am going to give you my most honest opinion on the various aspects of the camera I tested. I wanted to push the camera as much as I could, and the weather was also a lot colder and wetter than I was expecting to deal with. I wanted the lightest quality setup I could have to do some street photography and light videography as well. I recently went on a trip to New York City and brought the Fuji X-T3 and a Fuji 23mm f/2 lens. Does the Fujifilm X-T3 leave me longing for the larger sensor or is it an unbelievable camera package that stands as a testament to how far Fujifilm has taken their APS-C X mount system? After all, Canon’s recently announced EOS RP is similarly priced but with the added benefit of the larger sensor. Instead, I will be analyzing the technology here to see if it is still relevant when there are options available that seem more promising at similar price points. I am not directly comparing the camera to the Canon, Nikon, Panasonic or Sony options. The purpose of this review is to answer whether Fujifilm’s reluctance to take the full-frame plunge puts it at a disadvantage and whether I feel disappointed by their presentation.
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I am focusing on Fujifilm’s latest X series camera, the Fuji X-T3, the most advanced and video focused camera from the company thus far.
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Olympus and Fujifilm are the major hold-outs in this range as they want to take full advantage of their experience with their sensors as well as the abundance of lenses available for their respective systems.
Panasonic has a full-frame option, and Leica has been in the full-frame business for a while now. Canon has its Canon EOS R series, and Nikon has its Nikon Z series. It seems most of the major players are entering the market with full-frame options to try and upset the stranglehold Sony has had for the last several years. There is something of a revolution occurring in the photography world with mirrorless cameras.
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