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Fujifilm X-T3 review first looks - my favourite X body upgraded!
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- First-looks review of Fujifilm's XT3 mirrorless camera.
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That is a beast of a camera. I also enjoyed the X-T2 a lot while handling it at my local camera shop for a quick hands-on video. I'd say the nicest handling of any Fujifilm I've personally used, though I haven't tried the X-H1 yet. Your work here is inspirational. A nice smooth voice-over and a lot of relevant clips to go along with it, plus all of the relevant details and examples taken out in the field (great panning work). I understand how much time and effort it takes to make that happen.
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I enjoy your reviews Gordon, no drama, just solid information - cheers mate!
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First-looks review of Fujifilm's XT3 mirrorless camera.
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Great review, Gordon.. thanks! :)
Great review! Are you using a pod for those car videos or hand hand shooting? Just trying to gauge how much the the OIS lens can make up for the lack of IBIS. The videos look amazing!
All handheld, but for the really long stuff I was leaning on a fence.
Gordon Laing Really impressive, I want an OIS lens for video but debating between the Kit or waiting for the 16-80mm that’s coming out soon.
I don't know about a 16-80, but I can say the old 18-55mm is still delivering sterling service!
This camera looks mighty impressive, of all the recent releases its the one to beat in my opinion.
Best camera review I have seen in a long time.
Keep up the awesome work!
Thanks John!
This complaint about the screen starts to sound rediculous. I have X-T20 and X-T100 and I'm planning to get X-T3. And I CANNOT imagine it would flip out the way the X-T100 does. For photographer the way X-T100 screen rotates is unusable for low-angle portrait-orientation shooting. It simply opens in a wrong way! X-T3 does it perfectly. I know youtubers love to look at their faces all the time but this is a camera for photographers mainly, not for self-arousement. Great reveiw beside that. Thanks! :)
I own a Canon 60D, which has a fully articulating screen. I do not vlog or even shoot video. I shoot stills but I can't tell you how many times I've used the 180 degree while shooting at awkward angles. For shooting really low to the ground, while this one flips out from the right side and my hand ends up covering half the screen, my Canon flips out on the left and is not blocked by my hand at all. A fully articulating screen isn't just for vloggers. It's just more versatile
Well said...
True! I don't think that Fujifilm will ever put IBIS on the X-T3 because that feature is solely for the X-H1. And I don't think that they will put the flip out screen because those are for the X-A5 and X-T100. And I definitely don't think that they put EVF + OVF because it's for the X-pro2 line.
In short, they're making different camera lines for different customers and also for the sake of their business.
They can make a camera with all those features I stated above but then, if there's that perfect camera, who will buy the X-T3, X-H1, X-T100, X-A5, and X-pro2 line of cameras?
They have to say something negative, this is a good way to do it and not upset fuji too much.
I don't 'have' to say anything! My job is to report what it can do and what it can't do, then provide my own personal take on it, but to also equip you with the ability to decide if an issue I mention is a deal-breaker or not. I'm not paid or sponsored by any of the manufacturers for these reviews, and they actually prefer me to stay independent. Regarding the screen, I state that it doesn't face forward which is an issue for me personally, but that doesn't mean it's an issue for everyone. Many prefer the existing articulation and that's absolutely fine.
Nice work, Gordon ! As usual...
Fujifilm is pushing very hard with this XT3. I own the XT2: when I see all firmware updates that greatly improved the XT2 and how already amazing the XT3 looks... who knows what Fuji has in store to put in the firmware updates :))))
Canon & Nikon should pay great attention to what Fujifilm is delivering and the support afterward !
Goooooo FUJI !!
Thanks! Yes, there's a lot to like here...
Fujifilm are giving a £200 trade in bonus if trade in a XT2 against a XT3.Check it out, just ordered mine with that bonus from London Camera Exchange
catherine lewin How much did. they pay you for your old xt2?
The XT2 and the EM1 Mkii were pretty closely matched. Do the video and autofocus capabilities of the XT3 put it squarely on top or with the current price drop of the Oly (at least at B&H), are they still a close match?
Having a pair of T2's that work hard I will be getting a T3 but glad it doesn't have IBIS its just another feature like video I dont use, as for the screen the vertical tilt is a must have for me, great video Gordon but I think Fuji is looking after the still's photographer
Super coverage as usual, Gordon. I just wish it were easier to find the “Buy Gordon a Coffee” link, but I’ll persevere.
It's right below the video in the description text and also in the top pinned comment! And here, cheers! www.paypal.me/cameralabs
Great review! This Fuji seems like a very good stills/video camera, especially for sports and wildlife
Thanks Sergio!
Such a good video Gordon, I've finally bought your book as Kindle edition and it was so affordable I had to add a cup of coffee :-) Not bragging, just appreciating your great site and YT channel here. Keep them coming!
Thanks Dragan, I appreciate your support!
Great review Gordon, well done as always.
Thanks!
Great review Gordan, I've pre ordered this and can't wait for it to arrive.
Glad you found it useful!
I can’t wait for the XH2. With the X-T3 sensor and IBIS, it will be the ultimate APS-C Camera.
I've no doubt the sensor will end up across the range, BUT I remain fondest of the XT line for its size. For me the XH1 became a bit big...
Hence it's bigger and havier than all of the FF Mirrorless offerings.
Me, too.
Slide Slide: going on a diet wont reduce the weight of the camera bag though will it.
I don't think that Fujifilm will ever put IBIS on the X-T3 because that feature is solely for the X-H1. And I don't think that they will put the flip out screen because those are for the X-A5 and X-T100. And I definitely don't think that they put EVF + OVF because it's for the X-pro2 line.
In short, they're making different camera lines for different customers and also for the sake of their business.
They can make a camera with all those features I stated above but then, if there's that perfect camera, who will buy the X-T3, X-H1, X-T100, X-A5, and X-pro2 line of cameras?
I think you're right, although if they can miniaturise the IBIS, I'd hope they would put it in some other bodies.
Everything the Sony a6500 should have been in every way except the 5 axis image stabilization will be missed. The menu system is outstanding!
SO glad they put in a threaded shutter button. I really wasn't looking forward to having to use the Fuji app in the field. I quite prefer the small remote that Canon offers but I still shoot film as well so a physical cable release is not completely foreign to me
nice review as always, Gordon . Thank you ;)
Very very impressive update by Fujifilm.
I think i'll wait for the IBIS on the X-H2, though. And yes.. My Fuji's battery life is ridiculously weak.. next to my Sony A7III.
They really need a NEW battery design.
I'll wait for your usual 1hour long full review, on this camera.. namely for the video side of it.. as we already know it is going to take great stills and namely great jpegs. ;)
Cheers from Portugal
Just got my "made in japan" XT2 brand new for $875 and I am so impress that It'll probably take me a while to upgrade to XT3.
That lens looked like a Jet Engine! Loved this review! Straightforward!
Nice review
I actually like the back screen design being tilt only.
The one thing I did notice that I do not like is the bottom tripod mount. Only two screws where most have 4. There were a few too many reports of the tripod mount coming loose on the X-T2 that had a similar design.
But overall a very nice camera.
Gordon, After all my research I am torn between two cameras, I'm just interested in photos not so much video, The fujifilm xt3 and the Panasonic s5. Your recommendation will do it for me.👍
Which one has the lenses you prefer (choice, price, size, etc)- I'd base it on that.
Great review as always Gordon. I was GASing a bit when I first read about the XT-3, but I think I'll keep my beloved XT-2 and hold out hope for the XT-4. I don't shoot a lot of video, which is where I think the XT-3 shines brightest. But maybe the next generation will have more pixels and in camera stabilization, two features I would definitely make the jump for! (oh and wouldn't native 100 ISO be splendid??)
thank you. great review. no one else had mentioned night mode or the problems with the electronic shutter.
You're welcome! Remember those issues affect all electronic shutters apart from the Sony A9.
I am torn between buying this or the Sony A7 iii. IBIS & FF for Sony & colour science & 10bit for Fuji. Please suggest & make a video of stabilisation on this
me 2 :(
Forget all about the specs. Go to the camera store and hold both camera in your hand. Buy the one that “feels” like a camera. Follow the force 😊.... I’m a Fuji-shooter 😊
Forget all about the Sony. Fuji is much better in all respects.
I own an A7III and it _is_ hands down a great camera. Fantastic portraits on this FF with the FE85mm f1.8 lens and I've got me a Samyang 35mm f2.8 as well, that's a great little lens. I thought the A7III was a great value for the money until X-T3 came with a 500 USD lower price tag... My idea from the beginning was to get another A7III because I'm shooting lots of interviews and live concerts with two cameras, sometimes three. I'm occasionally a street shooter with my FUJI X70 which I bought new a couple of months ago, and I'm not letting that thing out of my hands. The manual controls and ease of use, the menus, image quality, the feel in the hand... Then I borrowed a X-T2 and X-T20 from a friend and I liked everything except for the video. I guess I can live without a full frame if the APS-C is coming from FUJI.
I can't afford buying separate cameras for stills and video so now all of a sudden, and with this X-T3 coming at me, the whole calculation with getting another A7III plus another two lenses (at least) is a more expensive solution. Maybe the A7III can stay at home anyway so I might upgrade with the X-T3s and jump on the FUJI wagon for the commercial work. I'm a bit concerned about the lack of IBIS but I'm doing some gimbal stuff and I'm sometimes using a motorized slider, so I guess it'd be OK in the end. _And_ now FUJI has this eye-AF as well...if it's as good as Sony's (I can state it really is great) it to be seen in other reviews that are certainly coming.
Still, I don't know what to advise here, A7III is a beast and if you're shooting raw anyway and you need a FF (it's 24MP..) & IBIS, it's a great choice, go for it.
If you're fond of fantastic jpegs and FUJI's film simulations and all the creative options that it inspires, no way Sony's jpegs are that nice. You need to shoot raw there.
I own the A7III, while I love the Fuji looks and design I have no regrets. I'd buy it again
Great review as always! I was wondering: How did you find the shutter button? I got to shoot mine for the first time today and found the shutter button to be too soft, even somewhat loose. I prefer the feel of the shutter button on my X-T20, which is a bit harder and offers more resistance, so you know better when you're pressing half way or all the way through.
WOW! Had a hands on today. I think the AF is a firmware update or two from beign on par with the Sony AF. I tested it with the 56 f1.2 and it's an amazing improvement.
An excellent review, Gordon. Thank you. I have to say that the lack of forward-facing flip-screen is a deal-breaker for me, as well as no IBIS. The shot of the brick building you did (tilting upwards) was obviously susceptible to a lot of jitter, so IBIS is non-negotiable, as far as I am concerned.
Apart from those considerations, it looks and sounds like a fantastic camera.
I wonder how much difference being manufactured in China will make? The features are sweet, but the XT2 is gonna be an epic purchase at the price it'll drop to.
Excellent review!!!! It is looking more and more that after my Samsung NX1 clunks out a Fuji camera will be my next one!
Thanks John!
Good work Gordon - very informative !
Thanks!
Gordon, how is the back AF-ON button compared to X-T2? Did they make it any more usable?
Is this worth upgrading from an XT2 for stills image quality only? I don't shoot video. Only concerned with stills.
I guess that depends if you need better af, and 11fps and more. The image quality will not be too diffrent, but the features will. Also the new processor could maybe have some potential with firmware updates?! But in the end, if you are happy with the xt2, why upgrade. Invest in good lenses instead:) cheers
Better low light performance
If you shoot people - the eye tracking available in continuous AF now is a huge upgrade.
@@frickseerose6146 I heard it said that the X-Trans 4 has better colours. Don't know if that's true though.
with the Fujifilm £200 trade-in bonus (xt2) it might be worth it.- check it out-..until the end of the month, its a no brainer,
Great review of the X-T3, Gordon! What camera do you prefer for stills, Panasonic G9 or this Fujifilm X-T3?
Would love to know the answer to that question???
Like I’ve said; Fuji XT3 is the Swiss Army knife of mirrorless Cameras! Complaints are not many and the biggest it seems to be the battery life, which to me is not due to the fact that I use battery grips for better handling! It is funny how many people complains about battery life but you see them using their DSLR’s with battery grips! Lol 🤕🤒 WTF!!!! 😜duh
I'm still using the XT1,time to update I think.
it would be an awesome upgrade...
Spelling error in menu software at 12:25. Should be 'continuous' instead of 'cotinuous'.
Made in China is spelled right :D
Hi is the fuji xt3 only has the electronic view finder? If turned off it doesn't let you peak with the viewfinder alone? I've only been using it for days. I'm still trying to familiarize the settings.
Very informative, well made review, thanks for sharing.
Thanks Gordon!!! Amazing review
Thanks Cristian!
Thanks for this great review!
Very very very good review. I have the x-t3 with the 18-55 kitlens. But i have strange blurry results sometimes. So i was searching the web about it, i found some things about its OIS. Did you had the same bad results? Whats best, leave ois on all the time or off in good light?
I have experienced odd things with the 18-55mm for video where the image goes wobbly. This is fixed by updating the lens to the latest firmware.
Great review! Such a fancy camera! Thinking of switching system to Fuji after using my Samsung nx1 for some years now. To bad they killed that system. :( However the lack of optical stabilisation makes me a bit sceptical if I should wait for a X-h2 that's rumoured for 2019.. in it more for the video. Fuji seem to have some nice prime lenses but they are missing I.S.
True that! Waiting to see how Sony will respond now with a7s3. I have to switch system either way since Samsung is dead. Fuji seems to be offer more for it's money, and the physical buttons are delicious! 😍 I would get the 56 1.2 lens and the 23 2.0.
Just need a Panasonic g9 flippy screen 😊Keeps the screen clean when turn round !! In transit Also being vid detail like to see what's on screen when on tri pod and needs bigger battery , not a big issue for me just carriy a few !! Got xt3. comeing
Well you know I like the flippy screens too, although they do divide people. But everyone needs a better battery and I hope Fujifilm improves this soon.
Recently bought a fujifilm xt3 camera (brand new). When I tilt it back and forth there seems to be some internal movement. Probably coming from the EVF area. But the camera works fine. What would that be?
Thanks for the review as usual. I really like that camera but what the heck is up with no in body stabilization? And the flipdcreen? To me, the flip screen isn't as big of a deal as the in body stabilization. Again, what the heck, they had it beat on their last model. In body stabilization is a pretty big deal breaker when it seems the camera companies are always in such competition with each other. And even more confusing is that you pointed out the fact of the availability of stabilized lenses that will work on the body. Oh well. It's still looks to be a great camera body. I really like the way the autofocus stayed right on the race cars as they were making the turn. It looked very clean and crisp. Two thumbs up for the dual card slots and the LVF. The races looked like a good time. Thanks Gordon.
@Tronam Very good information. I too am primarily a stills shooter. Although, with all of the technical build information that you point out, I still put value on the times when I'm not on a tripod and shooting more of a snapshot type of photo. I came into photography when I was shooting a 35m Yashica film camera and developing black and white in a darkroom.
I have just recently started shooting digital. With all of the technology that is new to me, I just think at times, why did they leave something something out of a newer model. Also, it seems that all manufacturers do it as well.
Thanks Jason!
Did it ever Freeze or Lockup like the X-T2 and X-H1?
My X-T2 has never frozen i the last 2 years that I owned it.
Best crop camera. Would instantly preorder if I wanted a crop camera.
Thanks for letting us know.
4Kandlez You are welcome
Great video Gordon 🙂 I shoot with an xt1 and would not consider an upgrade until fujifilm sort out battery life. What do you feel is fujifilms reason for such poor shooting times especially in cold winter scenarios???
I think they're a company with limited resources and haven't had a chance to address the battery yet, other than offer a relatively easy way to use 3 of them at the same time.
How does the X-T3 stack up against the Olympus E-M1 Mark II? I've been researching new cameras, and am still trying to decide.
8:56 John, what are you doing?? Jumping around with such an expensive camera around your neck! xO
I was a little concerned about that too...
Is this a great camera for stills? And what lens would be great to pair it with? Equiv to a 24-70?
Fuji needs to come out with some super telephoto lenses. 200-500mm f5.6.. what do you think ?
How would you compare it's dynamic range and noise at higher iso values? Comparing with Sony A7iii?
At 10:26 the video was flickering on my samsung tv screen (46 inches maybe)... what causes that? Didn't notice it much on my laptop computer though.... Thanks =)
Poor John got a lens right in the nads, at least the pre-buffer got the whole run up!
Thank you. This was very helpful!
You're welcome Mario!
Thanks for the video just a quick question does Preshot mode capture in raw?
Good question! I'm not 100% sure but I think it can. I had my test camera set to JPEG though at that point so can't say until I get it back again.
Thanks for the review. So despite its high FPS electronic shutter, not really good enough for BIF?
I've gone into much more detail here: www.cameralabs.com/fujifilm-xt3-review/
What we all want to know is, how is the autofocus tracking in low light?
Did Fuji improve the grip of the X-T3 compared to the X-T2?
I’d like to know this as well. I drove out to BestBuy because I knew they had some in stock, but they wouldn’t let me even look at one, let along take one out of the box!
Gorgon, like others, I’d love to see you devote some time and film coverage to the handling of the XT-3, showing how easy it os for your hands to grip the body, compared to -say-the Nikon Z6 and the Sony a 7rIII, or the Olympus EM1MkII.
I measured the exposure meter I also put on the menu or remains only on the wheel selector analog?
Do you think the X-H1 will get 4K@60 firmware update or is the cpu already maxed out?
Absolutely awesome review.
Thanks Stan, much appreciated!
On my XT-3, when using Auto ISO, set up at min 160, max 1600, min 1/100 SS, the camera doesn't want to go below ISO 320, and on sunny day for ex. it using exposures under 1/4000 sec. Any idea how to fix this?
Bets stills camera of the latest batch released, I will be buying an XT3
Stayed at New Place? Just around the corner from me....you could have popped in for a coffee 😁 looking forward to the x-h2
Well-spotted! I was only there briefly though...
Nice video Gordon. I've been shooting Fuji for a few years now, currently with an X-Pro-2. Was really hopeful this might be an upgrade to consider, but sadly it's not. Video is better but still behind Panasonic and even Sony IMHO. IBIS has become a standard, and its omission here is glaring. But my biggest problem with Fuji is... the battery life. It's just terrible. For a day of shooting I need one in the body and 3 in the bag. The grip helps but pushes the price to $1850 USD plus batteries. Tough to justify when for $150 USD more you can get an a7III with a FF sensor, faster auto-focus (especially eye detect), better low-light performance, IBIS, and MUCH better battery life. I love aperture controls and all the dials, but you're making this tough Fuji.
Fair point but the best Sony glass is insanely expensive. G master class is noticeably larger and extremely expensive whereas the Fujinon top tier glass is much small and much less expensive.
Fair point right back at you, and really the only reason I haven't pulled the trigger on the switch. I demo'd an a7III with a 20-70 f/2.8 G. Very expensive lens and slightly front-heavy. There are less bulky and pricey options (Sony/Zeiss, Tamron) but if you want to take full advantage of that full-frame sensor, you need the big-buck glass. Honestly, my Fujinon lenses (16 f/1.4, 23 f/2, 35 f/1.4, 50-140 f/2.8) are the only reason I put up with the quirks and limited feature set of the bodies. For me the clock is ticking. I want fast AF, better battery life, and IBIS. There is nothing on the Fuji horizon including the X-T3 (or what I assume will be a similar marginally upgraded X-Pro-3 next year) that has it.
@@tomscott4438 I have to agree with you. I've had the xt2 since launch and accumulated the 16f1.4, 23f1.4, 35f1.4, 56f1.2 and 90f2... All fantastic in their own way. But Fujifilm lags behind Sony in AF by a large margin. I mainly shoot portraits and would love the continuous eye AF of Sony as well as the IBIS, especially for the 90f2. Not to mention the low light capabilities of full frame. I'm struggling with the choice to move to Sony. Remaining stubborn... For now. The price to switch is high given I'm a hobbyist and not a pro.
I think the conversion cost is holding a lot of us back. I'm also a hobbyist. When I factor in the initial investment (in the Fuji system) less my resale value there is a net loss of $2K USD. Reinvesting the "proceeds" from selling off my current gear will still require thousands more to get me into Sony. The net loss for trade in is on paper, but the rest is real money. BTW I don't know how you use the 56 and 90 without IBIS. You must be very steady. Loved both those lenses but went with the 50-140 for the reach and because at least it has OIS.
Gordon would you upgrade to this from the XT2 or would you still recommend going with the Sony A7iii?
Depends what you want from an upgrade. The XT3 is mostly about better video and better action autofocus than the XT2. There's other smaller benefits, but those are the main reasons for going for the XT3 over the XT2.
10:26 is that the same non-gradual stepped exposure ISO change I see? Have they really not fixed that glaring issue despite stuffing 10bit 4:2:2 inside? Gordon, can you please confirm the video exposure behaviour?
I'll be able to do this when I get the camera back for in-depth testing...
Have you had any lock up issues so far since we know it's a major Fuji issue for X-T2 and there were some reports about the same problem with X-T3
It's a major problem that locking up, and Fuji carried it over to the X-T3, it's even on the features list.
great review - thanks!
Can you change the focus breathing so it becomes like smooth focus rack if you adjust the settings? The camera looks great but i'd only want one for video and the focus breathing would be a deal breaker for me
You can adjust the video speed and response, but I've not yet tested to see if it improves the breathing shown in my clips. Next time I test it, I'll take a look.
Very nice video indeed, Gordon. Thank you.
Thanks!
Gordon, thanks for the very informative review. What is under that new door above the SD card door? Please see 5:40.
Thanks! It's for the remote jack - I mention it in the video.
Gordon Laing Ah, thanks, didn’t get that...🙈 You mentioned it 10 secs later, my bad 🙈
Any reason why Fuji doesn't supply 28-300 lens?
for video how many frame rate for full HD?
Can't decide if I wan't the silver or the black version :S
hei thanks for the video. i am switching to mirrorless for the first time ever, should i get xt-3 or xt-2? i don't shoot video.
Well the XT3 has many benefits for stills including a better sensor, improved AF system, nicer viewfinder, touchscreen etc, but if you're not shooting action across the entire frame and not filming video, then the XT2 is certainly tempting if you get a good price on it.
I am planning to buy the X-T20 on September 15, because I am doing a road trip around the west coast of the US till the end of September. Is it a stupid idea? Should I pay more and get the X-T3 when jt comes out? Should I wait for an "X-T30"? Should I wait for the X-T3 to come out so that the price of X-T20 will decrease?
X-T20 has the same peak focusing assistance, though.
Is there a electronic shutter already? Type C
Been curious if the they added the touch feature when looking through the menu. Since he is using the selector to scroll the menu, I think it answered my question. Anybody have first hand knowledge that you can't use touch to select menu items?
No, you can't use the touchscreen to navigate the main menus.
I really wanted to like this camera and had it on pre-order. However, testing it in-store quickly put me off. The exposure compensation dial has become recessed and so stiff it took a lot of effort to turn it. Why? I need my thumb for this, but it's impossible now. I know this is one thing, but when it's something you use it all the time it becomes a deal breaker. No X-T3 for me.
I'll be back to see this as soon as TH-cam has the 1080p version ready!
there's a 4k version too!
That's great, but I will have to settle for 1440p :)
1440p will look great too! Just wish YT was being a bit quicker at processing it!
Watching 4k in 360p. I heard less than 1% of TH-cam watchers view in 4k.
I don't know what the figures are, but since I have the capability, I may as well film and present in 4k.
Is the sensor for the viewfinder faster than the xt2 since when i tested out the xt2, the sensor to turn on the evf was so slow. Maybe delayed by 1 second
it felt quick to me, but worth checking in store.
Really great review as always! I wish there would be more channels like yours!
Owned the X-T2 and am currently fully on m43 (Olympus) because the X-T2 was not quite there what the EM1.2 could offer WRT AF and speed. But now I guess the X-T3 ticks all these boxes (except IBIS but I could get along nicely with the X-T2 without IBIS using IS-lenses) but the color science from Fuji is still what I am missing!
Might go back to Fuji again and this time fully committed.
Peter
Thanks Peter!
Can someone tell me if the peaking focus its more easy to view than x-t2?
9:30 The digital microprism, can it be moved around on the screen? Can it be magnified for finer focus adjustment?
No I don't think so.
Thanks.
The XT3 backscreen is a brilliant Fujifilm design (low angle portrets/landscapes) and you can still use L brackets, not with rotating forward “see my selfie flippingscreens” wich 95% of the photography community wil never need. You Vloggers need to realize that you r a minority, so stop whining about seemyselfscreens. No offence but mostly all photovloggingtubers r nagging about it. Otherwise a good review with a tiny bit to much about video to my taste.
Sir Macalot Oooh, look, another hybrid hater 🤣 Please go buy DSLR or a Leica.
I love the current screen on my xt2. Thank God it isn’t the full flip out one it would ruin a lot if not all of my closer candid street shots
I shoot mostly stills myself and find fully articulated, side-hinged screens invaluable for shooting in the portrait orientation at a low angle. The XT2 / XT3 solution makes it a bit easier, but not as easy as it could be, like on an OMD EM1 II, Lumix G9, EOS 6D II, EOS R etc. But this is my only my opinion because it is my channel. Anyone who complains about a personal opinion on someone else's channel should really be focusing their efforts on creating their own content with their own opinions on their own channel. Then I can go onto it and tell you off for whining!
I subbed and watch your videos for the usual professional content. While I have no issue with what you've said about the screen, some of your comments have quiet frankly become bitchy, and certainly not professional. As you've said its your channel, but I won't bother watching it, as you can't accept others opinions; the very thing you are saying about others.
If I flip out my screen on the EM-5 mark II I can not look thru the viewfinder. I first have to fold the screen back in to activate the viewfinder/screen automatic switch. Any suggestions for settings to change this feature?
the 360 squad
It's in 4k, just give it a chance to render...
Would you recommend not using the electronic shutter while panning? Thanks!
Yes, I would recommend NOT using the electronic shutter when panning.
Gordon Laing One thing that the XH-1 has that the XT-3 doesn't is an amazingly quiet shutter. Thanks for your recommendation!
One question, beside the IBiS how it compares to the xh1 for sports?
The AF system is better...
I think the blackmagic pocket cinema camera 4k is still better for video.
is this unit outdated for late 2021?
Need help, if start from scratch, this one or the A6400?
if you're into lenses, the X series has a broader selection, but please see my reviews of both to find out their pros and cons.
Thanks for the review Gordon - any plans for higher resolution TH-cam vids? 360p is a bit underwhelming....
It's in 4k, just give it a chance to render...
That's odd, I'm only given the option of 360p and I'm on a decent laptop connected to fast broadband. Any suggestions?
Wait until TH-cam is ready. It's a TH-cam problem with all new videos
Ah okay - patience...
How good is the low light performance on the xt 3?
Check out the quality page in my review at www.cameralabs.com/fujifilm-xt3-review/
Hi Gordon, would mind shoot a few low light ?
I will add some low light shots when i get the camera back again...
Hey Gordon can you tell me which is the highest FPS where you get liveview with mechanical shutter? On X-T2 it's 5fps
I don't know the answer for sure, but I'll find out for my final review.
@@cameralabs Can't wait :)