DPReview published their Fujifilm X-A3 review today, which was mixed. While the X-A 3 did ok against other cameras in its class, the overall score of 74% is quite low even if it isn’t meant to be compared across camera classes. Hopefully, Fujifilm issues a firmware update to address some of the AF concerns and sluggishness. You can read the complete review here.
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Cons |
- Excellent detail capture and dynamic range in Raw images
- Pleasing JPEG colors
- Excellent battery life (for a mirrorless camera)
- Twin control dials
- 180° tilting touchscreen LCD
- Useful Film Simulation modes
- USB charging
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- Overall sluggish operation
- Unsophisticated sharpening reduces detail in JPEGs
- Slow, unreliable AF system, with poor subject tracking and face detection
- Frequent AF ‘hunting’ when recording video
- Burst rate of 1 fps when tracking subjects
- Buffer fills quickly when shooting Raw
- LCD difficult to see in bright light
- Limited video capture tools
- Cannot adjust exposure comp. in manual mode w/Auto ISO
- No external battery charger included
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Fujifilm X-A3 Silver: Amazon/B&H Photo/Adorama
X-A3 + XC 16-50 + XC 50-230: B&Hphoto
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