Verdict: The Fujifim X-T3 is brilliantly designed and offers blistering burst shooting speeds; the video quality is first class, the only thing this camera lacks is in-body image stabilisation.
A show-stopper, the X-T3 noticeably improves on its predecessor in nearly every way. Packing a brand new 26.1MP APS-C BSI sensor and fast X-Processor 4 configuration allows for some amazing feats. The X-T3 offers 11fps continuous shooting as standard, or 30fps blackout free using the Sports Finder mode, returning 16MP images. It boasts a 425-point phase detection AF system, which features Eye Detection AF and covers a truly whopping 100% of the frame. The base ISO is now 160, a drop from the previous 200.
The Film Simulation modes make a welcome return, including Eterna, which is great for video. While the stunning ergonomics of the X-T2 are nearly identical, with a slight increase in body size, which we found to feel great in-hand.
Fujifilm has also gone well above and beyond with the video features on display. There’s 4K at 60fps, 4:2:0 10-bit internal recording with F-Log, or 4:2:2 external. The only thing that’s missing here is in-body image stabilisation.
Pros
Blistering burst shooting speeds
Brilliant design
First class video quality
Cons
Battery life
Lacks image stabilisation
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Spec
Weight: 539g
WxHxD: 133x93x59mm
Battery: 390 shots
Card type: SD, SDXC, SDHC
AF: 425 points
Speed: 30fps
Video: DCI 4K