Fujifilm X-Pro3

If you shoot a lot of street and wider focal lengths, X-Pro3. For anything else I'd go with the X-T4. The IBIS is so useful with longer focal lengths and for video.

The X100V always deserves a spot as the casual grab and go option.

So many photographers are actually angry about the rear screen on this camera. It is different. But that is why this camera is great. It encourages you to use the viewfinder, to slow down and focus on your composition. I've been wanting a film camera that is actually digital for a long time. This ca...

Very nice! and with the 33/1.4 too! I admit, even though my X-T3 is just as capable, I do want an X-Pro3. That's my dream camera right there. Enjoy!

I've owned both the X-Pro 1 and X-Pro 2. The X-Pro 3 is in my view a near-perfect refinement of the concept. Simply stated, it is elegant in design, and fun to use, and produces wonderful images. For people who prefer buttons, screens, and dense menus, there are other choices. To each his own. I am ...

I did a test today to see if I could tell a big difference between my X-Pro3 and Canon R5 (bc I’m considering selling it). Let’s just say, I’ve decided the X-Pro3 will certainly fit my personal and professional needs. Is the Canon file a tad sharper (and able to be blown up to fit my whole wall, but seriously why would I need that)? YES.

Don't care for the screen? Buy another model. Otherwise, if you want a fantastic partner for your photo-stroll through life, Fuji has submitted this fine photographic instrument for your consideration. The optical viewfinder is a joy with some lenses in some scenarios, and easily replaced with an ex...

I love Fuji as much as anyone, but I want to take a minute to discuss their autofocus without the rose colored glasses that come with loving the system. I have 3 Fuji bodies currently: X-T4, X-Pro3, X-T3 (wife shoots), and I have owned the X-T2, X-T20, and X-Pro2 in the past. I love them... but in my 16 years of professional experience the autofocus seems to be really bad in video, and even pretty bad in stills.

I've been shooting professionally for over a decade. This camera is the first one that I am genuinely excited to shoot with every day. It is definitely not a camera for everyone. This camera makes you focus on shooting, and on being in the moment. Frankly, compared to the full frame mitrorless I rep...

It has the best improvements in the newest cameras, like the X-T3/X-T4/X-E4/X-Pro3 etc, and makes it almost nearly as fast as the f/2 when using AF-S, but does still lag a bit with AF-C. It goes have a rather loud, robotic sound and it's quite jerky when focusing, so not the best for video.

I’m glad that Fuji made this camera. They could have done something for the majority, but instead they made a camera for a minority of people who will like shooting without an LCD to chimp with. Bold move. They have the X-T3 for those who want an LCD experience. This is a great camera. Also, as a fo...