Fujifilm XT3 released

[jcdeboever]

Dang.. just got the X-T2 at work about a month ago.

great camera. no worries

 

[bhop]

Dang.. just got the X-T2 at work about a month ago.

great camera. no worries

Yeah, it's been pretty good so far. There are a few things that i'm getting used to since i'm used to my personal D3s, but I don't see xt3 being a necessary upgrade or anything.

 

[Gary A.]

Usually, Gary waits for every other iteration to purchase. But the XT2’s new sensor was a significant improvement over the XT1 ... the points JC mentioned seems to again be significant. Gary may give Mary Lou the XT2 to be replaced by the XT3.

 

[Derrel]

A good first-look video of the Fuji X-T3, concerning both stills and video performance and features.

DPReview TV: Fujifilm X-T3 hands-on first impressions

 

[SquarePeg]

Usually, Gary waits for every other iteration to purchase. But the XT2’s new sensor was a significant improvement over the XT1 ... the points JC mentioned seems to again be significant. Gary may give Mary Lou the XT2 to be replaced by the XT3.

I usually like to wait and buy used/refurbished deals. The Xt2 was the first new camera body I’d purcashed since my first dslr Nikon D60. Although I’m tempted by the xt3, I will wait at least 6 months to see if any bugs and to hope for some people to decide they’d rather have a Z6.

 

[Destin]

Has anyone seen any details on the "improved eye-af?"

Eye-af is one of the biggest reasons for my move to Sony in the coming weeks. I love the eye-af on my X-T20, but it sucks that it only works in s mode and not in continuous focus. So it's pretty much useless if the subject isn't holding perfectly still.

If the x-t3 has eye-af in continuous focus mode then I'd honestly consider going to an X-T3 instead of an A7 series camera.

Though I'd still have to get over the "watercolor" problem in landscapes.. which is an issue.