Unlike the Canon, Nikon and Sony, Fujifilm nailed their mirrorless line just as it should be from the beginning. So now they can do an incremental evolution fully listening to their users and polishing their products through solving complaints. And above all, comparing it to X-T2, they have lowered the entry price of the new X-T3…
Fujifilm made improvements in practically every aspect of this camera making it very desirable machine for video production, comparing very well to Panasonic DC-GH5. Here is Jordan Drake of dPreview.com with his new love:
So, is it worth to invest in an APS-C system when all the big corporations go FF mirrorless? Absolutely. Fuji has made an impressive system with a dream control layout, superb picture quality and brilliant optics. Just look at the first impressions conclusion of the dPreview team:
At a time when Nikon, Sony and Canon are trying to push enthusiasts into their full frame mirrorless systems, Fujifilm is providing a credible alternative for photographers who don't want the cost or weight of that format. And, with both a 33mm F1.0 (50mm F1.5 equiv,) and 200mm F2 (300mm F3 equiv) on the roadmap, there will be ways to minimize the difference.
For a lot of people, myself included, the APS-C format lends itself to offering a well-rounded range of video and stills capabilities. And with the X-T3, it's possible that Fujfilm has released the camera to wrestle-away the D500's APS-C crown.
Taking the APS-C crown from the nikon D500? Can’t imagine better compliment 😊
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Source: https://www.dpreview.com