Fujifilm X-T3 schwarz mit Objektiv Fujinon XF 18-55mm 2.8-4.0 R LM OIS

Mit der X-T3 macht Fujifilm eine bewährte Systemkamera noch besser – und das zu einem höchst attraktiven Preis. Hier steckt nicht der sprichwörtliche Teufel im Detail, sondern viel Gutes, was der Neuen den Kauftipp „Preis/Leistung“ einbringt. Das Angebot an Verbesserungen reicht von optimierter Bedienbarkeit über rasante Bildserien bis hin zu einem deutlich aufgebohrten AF-System. Mit ihren Filmerqualitäten befindet sich die X-T3 zudem auf Augenhöhe mit Videospezialisten wie der Panasonic GH5. Wer auf professionelle Video-Features weniger Wert legt, ist auch mit der Vorgängerin X-T2 gut bedient, denn der Zuwachs an Bildqualität durch den neuen BSI-Prozessor ist geringer als erwartet. Das spricht einerseits für das bereits hohe Niveau der X-T2, zeigt aber auch, dass bei der Bildqualität derzeit kaum große Sprünge zu erwarten sind. Wer auf deutlich größere Qualitätsreserven aus ist, muss eben doch eine Sensorklasse höher gehen, mehr Gewicht und höhere Kosten in Kauf nehmen. Markentreue Fotografen finden bei Fujifilm seit der diesjährigen photokina mit der GFX 50R für 4.500 Euro eine relativ preisgünstige, kompakte Kamera für den Einstieg ins Mittelformat.​

After the disappointing X-H1, Fujifilm’s X-T3 is a fine return to form. The compact, retro, weatherproof body gives it that Fujifilm allure, making it ideal for street and travel photography. At the same time, it’s the most technically advanced X-Series model yet, thanks to an all-new, higher resolution sensor, faster shooting speeds and improved autofocus. Fujifilm drastically beefed up the video, adding Cinema 4K recording at up to 60 fps, 10-bit recording and microphone and headphone ports. It’s the best APS-C camera you can buy for video, and Fujifilm’s finest mirrorless camera yet.

The Fujifilm X-T3 is a solidly built camera that benefits from an extensive refresh of the X-T feature set. With a sound new sensor, upgraded autofocus, stronger video capabilities than before and some useful new features, it's versatile enough to appeal to both existing Fujifilm users and curious DSLR owners after something fresh.

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Fujifilm’s X-T3 is a highly satisfying mirrorless camera and my favourite model in the X-series. It may look a lot like the earlier X-T2, but Fujifilm’s latest 26 Megapixel X-Trans IV sensor brings big improvements to autofocus (now across the entire frame), burst speed (up to 11fps mechanical or 30fps electronic), and especially to video (4k up to 60p with 10-bit internal recording). Indeed the X-T3 becomes the best APSC camera for video to date and will confidently take on the Sony A6300 / A6500 for action shooting too. On the downside there’s no built-in stabilisation, fairly average battery life, and skewing restricts the usefulness of the electronic shutter modes; vloggers will also wish it had a screen that flipped forward. That said I still personally feel the X-T series strikes the perfect balance of size, style and usability, and while I miss IBIS and would prefer a bigger battery, I wouldn’t want them if they made the body any larger. Again it’s all very personal, but I find the X-T series one of the most satisfying to shoot with: attractively-styled, tactile controls, small enough to never leave at home, and crucially delivering images (and now also video files) that look great out-of-camera, requiring little or no post-processing. If you won’t exploit the improvements to autofocus, burst speed or video, then the previous X-T2 remains a tempting option if you can find one at a lower price, but for me the X-T3 becomes one of my favourite all-round cameras and one that easily takes-on full-frame rivals; Highly Recommended.

As a stills camera the X-T3 is a pleasant update to one of our favorite APS-C cameras, significantly improving the autofocus. If you're interesting in stills and video, though, it's knockout. The lack of stabilization holds the video back a touch but as a compact, relatively affordable do-everything camera, it's impressive.