FUJIFILM X-T3 Mirrorless Digital Camera Body with Accessories Kit (Silver)
Fantastic so far
Just finishing up my first real shooting experience. Love the fact that it is so much lighter than my DSLR. There is some adjustment in getting used to things being smaller. Cant wait to get home and process photos from this trip.
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Wish I could give it 6 stars!
I dont really know where to start on this review. I had been using my Canon 5DMII for 10 years and was very happy with the performance and image quality that I was getting from it. I was very heavily invested in Canon L glass as well as several Sigma Art lenses. Somewhere along the way I started to get tired (pun intended) of carrying all of that heavy gear around. Even though I was very happy with the results, I wanted to see what else was out t... Show More
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A change for the better!!
I love this camera!! So easy and fun to use. As a former Nikon shooter this camera is a breath of fresh air!!!
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Another step up...
for the folks at Fuji. I was down to an XH1, XT1, and an X100F. I wasnt going to get this one, but the more I read about the improvements to the AF/tracking, I caved. No regrets, its a keeper. Small improvements here and there, well see how well it does with BIF come spring.
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Switched from Sony A7Rii and couldnt be happier
For years I obsessed over pixel peeping and my photography became way too technical. I consider my images pro quality but I shoot for a passion not for a living. I shot with a D810 and all primes for a few years then made the switch to Sony about 2 years ago. I loved the Sony but found myself with a heavier setup than my Nikon which in the end defeated one of the main reasons I switch.. size. Pair that with the massive files from my a7r2 the proc... Show More
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Using this professionally stills and video
I am a professional photographer making social media for large brands and use the Fuji system and have been since the xt1 came out. I have put about 200k shots on my xt2 and it needed to go in for some repairs. I picked up the Xt3 and grip while I waited and am very impressed. I just sold my last Canon 5diii today because I no longer found it useful to justify keeping and sold used for exactly what this camera costs. The XT3 is 95% of what I nee... Show More
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Almost There
I really like this camera. It does everything really well and image quality is excellent. There is just one thing thats lacking which is the buffer. I was hoping the X-T3 can replace my Canon 7D M2 for sports photography. Unfortunately, my Canon is still better because it has a bigger buffer. While the continuous AF of the XT-3 is very good, the small buffer really holds it back. Basically, it chokes after a couple of seconds of high burst rate s... Show More
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Im in LOVE
Had a nikon D7200 for a while, love the nikon... somehow got lost taking pictures and looked for ways to have prettier pics right out of the camera. after testing the Fuji , found out I could look for JPG the way I wanted to edit it later and besides the autofocus is incredible so far works awesome, is small , stealth (is black) ... autofocus is awesome and love for everyday carry
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Its OK
Its ok, but the image quality is about the same as my Sony A6000. The XT3 has lots of features not found in the Sony. I like the mechanical controls on the XT3. And the camera feels solid. The file system is a mess and could benefit from Sonys system. The XT3 looks nice, feels good, and has a very sharp EVF.
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Great image quality in a perfect form factor
A quick note about my background. I earned a living as a professional photographer for 10 years while living in NYC. I started with film cameras and made the switch to digital in 2002 when I purchased a Fuji S2 Pro which at the time had the best resolution of the major brands and built on a Nikon N90 body. Going from a Canon film camera to the S2 Pro was like going back into the stone age. The viewfinder was maybe 85% and it was a cropped sensor ... Show More
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A camera that is enjoyable to use.
I own the Fujifilm X T-1, X T-2, and this new X T-3. I am all of 97 lbs soaking wet so need a camera that wont weigh me down. The Fujifilm X series mirrorless cameras are easy to handle and once you deal with setting the menu options the way you want them, are very user friendly. ... In a moment of madness I bought a Nikon D810 because I was looking for faster more reliable autofocus. Unfortunately the weight of the camera with lenses was just no... Show More
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Awesome images
I have been using this camera with the 100-400 Fuji lens for wildlife. The images have been fantastic, much better than I expected. Most have been static poses. The camera is still not very good for bird flight shots since autofocus is too slow. I knew this when I bought it and have another brand for flight shots. My only negative comment is the relatively short battery life. Make sure to take an extra battery on a long hike!
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I love this camera!
Im new to mirrorless have been considering switching from my Canon 5d Mark IV. Instead, this is a great alternate and Im addicted.
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Excellent versatile camera
I switched to the fuji x system after picking up an x100f last year. I made the decision to sell my Nikon D750 with a full lens array to pick up the X-T3 and a couple of prime lenses. So far I am not disappointed. It is super fast at focusing and so much fun to shoot with. The quality is great and I am shooting more than I did with my heavy DSLR gear.
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BAD MADE
Bought it in the hope of good quality. Camera assembled in china. lens in the philippines. Im very upset because in mode LIVE VIEW on a white background are visible not works pixels in the amount of more than 1000. pixels are white and black , they can be seen when zooming in through the rear functional wheel. this problem is visible on a light background , dead pixels are arranged chaotically. does not depend on the camera settings, can be seen ... Show More
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Love the X-T3!
The Fujifilm X-T3 is extremely capable by offering a wide selection of options, yet easy to use - once you learn the rules. For Nikon or Cannon DSLR users learning the rules may be a challenge as some of the basic DSLR options are selected through menus while on the X-T3 they are mechanical switch selected. Took me awhile to adapt . . . as I still am. I like, really like, the Fujifilm X-T3 and am sorry I took so long to try the X series of Fujifilm cameras.
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Just what I have been looking for
The X-T3 is an upgrade from a 7-year-old Canon T2i. I like how this camera feels, its size, weight & handling. It is my 1st mirrorless camera. I like the retro look/feel & dials to adjust ISO, shutter speed & aperture priorities. It reminds me of my Olympus OM-1 35mm SLR film camera. The menu makes sense & is reasonably easy to use. I purchased the MHG-XT3 Metal Hand Grip for additional grip & built in quick release plate with Arca-type compatibl... Show More
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Major Upgrade
The Fuji XT-3 is a major upgrade over its predecessor, the XT-2. For one, this beast shoots up to 30 fps - with no lag in refresh time. This was a pet peeve of mine in the XT-2. The new viewfinder is crisp and clear, and the auto focus tracking is near perfect. The battery grip has been improved in that boost mode does not have to be engaged via the grip in order to use this feature (unlike the XT-2). IBIS would make the XT-3 the best camera on t... Show More
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Great build, ok firmware, poor apps
I use this camera for landscape photography. The make is of great quality. Feels very sturdy though a little heavy. It looks so beautiful that I want to hold it all day long. The only complaint about the make is the handle is too small and a little uncomfortable to hold for a long time with a good lenses and battery grip. The firmware is having very small issues here and there. (Make not mistakes, you can still use it to take amazing photos or ... Show More
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Best crop sensor camera ever!
This is the best camera Ive owned this far. Was a little hesitant switching camera systems from Nikon. But sure am glad I did. Love the smaller size and retro look to it. The eye and face detection is great! Works great and absolutely love it. Battery grip was a bonus that Im glad I added too
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Better than expected!
Moved away from the Nikon D750, a bit nervous to make the move, but it was worth it. Low light capabilities are awesome, and the bokeh is very good. I dont miss full frame camera at all. And the size is amazing. Well worth every penny.
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Bad unmanaged wheels
front and rear wheels are poorly controlled with your fingers. as a result, the wheel falls into the button and it works, a weak spring is installed. set up quickly fails!
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Phenomenal camera!
I have always shot Canon cameras for photo but lately have moved into a blend of photo and video. Canon has great options for video in their higher end bodies primarily so I decided to take a chance with the X-T3 as a hybrid option due to its long list of specs and great price. Im stunned. Picture quality is excellent. Video quality is excellent. This thing performs!
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I love it. Have had it for three months.
I love it. Have had it for three months with no problems with the camera, the kit lens or the battery grip. This is the best camera I have ever had, and Im 71 years young. Ive owned many cameras in my life, mostly Nikons, and this one is truly the best. It takes a bit of patience to learn everything, especially the menu, but its worth it. The kit lens is fantastic too, and the image stabilization and focus are excellent. The battery grip fits my hand perfectly. Overall, I find nothing to complain about. Walt, NC
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