Fujifilm X-T3 - A Landscape Photographer’s Review

I’ve been using the Fuji X-T3 for a couple of months now after upgrading from the X-T2, and this isn’t an in-depth review of all the cameras details and features, a technical break down image quality or a comparison with other cameras. Instead, it’s an overview of how good I feel the X-T3 is for shooting landscapes based on my own experience with it and previous X-T series cameras.

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[Realdavidart]

I love your common sense approach to gear and shooting. I switched from Canon full frame to the Fuji XT3 for virtually the same reason as my work is primarily on location, where size and weight matter. Thank you for producing these well thought out and helpful videos.

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[karlgudnason]

wow i am an Icelander but have not realized how beautiful my country is but to see the pictures you reach I see my country in a new light and I say, as before, "" fat "genius. thanks for your help in getting to grips with the photo cell .... and on my xt3 camera, ,, and more importantly, ,, thinking as "artist" you're "love, ,,

[Ramdas_Devadiga]

Image quality review starts @12:44

excellent review overall.

[banana]

Never seen a video before, and I'm only 2min in it, but already I can say that I like it! Very clear and to the point. Thank you!

[lloydrvn]

As an X-T3 user coming from a Canon 6D, one of the simple things I really appreciated is the cable release port being on the other side. Never been so happy about that simple thing where the L bracket design isn't an issue anymore. Also, it is just fun to use.

[jimbean]

Thanks for the review. Agree, the X-T3 makes me want to take more photos.

[Sticks]

I really appreciate your landscape photographers perspective . Alot of the XT-3 reviews are from a vlogging point of view. I have been considering an upgrade for months (fromm an old 40D) and have watched countless reviews for this camera and others (Sony). You have tipped the scales. Awesome review!

[mudgie]

I'm currently using the X-T2 and X-T20 and they are more than enough camera for my needs and until they break, I won't be upgrading any time soon. The X-T3 and now X-T4 are excellent if someone is looking to come into the Fuji system.

[alanhutchins]

Thank you for this. Very interesting indeed. I still love my xt1 and 10-24 / 18-135 combination, and still learning. So no upgrade yet.

[AndreaLivieriPhoto]

Really good job my friend! X-T3 is a fantastic camera with some interesting updates, like cable release new position and obviously the new video features which are fantastic.
I'm really happy to see you using Capture One :) All the best mate!

[drifter]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts Andy. I'm in a changeover from DSLR to mirrorless conundrum and really liked your review. Always nice to hear from people who use the kit and can really see and judge the results in real time. I've been nudged from Fuji to Sony to Panasonic and had a play about with an XT-1 today and loved it. Kinda nudged even further towards the XT-3 with your review now too and I look forward to finding my mojo again from a new camera and system, as I've lost the will to carry heavy camera, lenses and other bits and bobs. I'll let you know, cheers.

[zaneleitch]

Really appreciate your review - I was following the Lumix S1/S1R release and after some considetation I've decided that a Fuji kit would be better suited to my needs (mountaineering-photography).

[bobclothier]

Many thanks, for your very easy to watch and listen to the presentation, Andy. My X-T1 is now 4+ years old, and whilst nothing is wrong, about 40, 000 images to date, I'm looking at an upgrade to the T2, T3 of H1 just because of the better ergonomics.

[TheUnscriptedNomad]

Great review Andy. I took delivery of the X-T3 a few months ago as an addition to my X-t2 and to finally shelve my Nino D810. The ergonomics and retro feel is fantastic. Traveling extensively the lightweight is the biggest bonus to me over my old Nikons.

[grantnewton]

Another excellent video from the best You Tube photography channel ... many thanks!

[rl]

Well if this camera is good enough for you Andy then I really know its good enough for me. Love your work and I can only hope to get close to your level.

[JP-nxrm]

Thinking about this as a first camera, looks like a solid build, wanting it for travel and landscape

[robertblesse]

Thanks, Andy, a great review. I absolutely love my XT-2 and at some point may upgrade to the XT-3. It has been very helpful to watch your videos about the Fuji cameras and overall, your fantastic landscape photography vlogs. Warm Christmas wishes to you.

[neildolman]

Great informative video Andy, thanks Neil

[dalewhitehead]

Great review! I am going to upgrade from my X-T20 in the New Year as I want something weather resistant. Was thinking about the X-T2 because of the great deals but I think I might as well spend the extra and go for the 3. I recently picked up the XF100-400mm for wildlife so the faster autofocus on the 3 would be great.