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As soon as you get the Fujifilm X-T3, make sure to update it to firmware version 1.01, which was released a few minutes ago and fixes lockups and more.
The firmware update Ver.1.01 from Ver.1.00 incorporates the following issues:
Compensation of distortion is optimized in CH shooting with electronic shutter.
The phenomenon is fixed that the mechanical LOCK of some SD cards is not recognized.
Fix of other slight defects
Now I hope stores will perform the firmware updates before they start shipping, otherwise people, who don’t know about the update, will start complaining about bugs that have been solved with this firmware.
DPReview just added the Fujifilm X-T3 to their studio lab test images. Happy pixel peeping here.
I will more in-depth pixel peeping later on, but I’d say that overall details look better on X-T3 at very high ISO. Noise, though, looks better on the X-T2. However, results vary a lot depending on which part of the image you analyze.
Also, I have not seen any official Fujifilm X-T3 support by Adobe yet. Maybe DPReivew got early access to a not yet 100% final version? UPDATE: Tony Northrup told us in the comments, that the latest LR 8.0 beta supports the X-T3.
I am curious to see what you guys think, and I am sure the comment section will be very vivid :).
ThePixedCatcher wonders: is there a visible difference between the Fujifilm X-T3 and X-T2 in terms of sharpness and dynamic range? He imported the JPEG images into Capture One and says (using XF23mmF1.4):
DR400 @ ISO800: noise similar. Details a little bit better on X-T3, but not huge difference
ISO200 and ISO800: no noticable difference in dynamic range
Conclusion: Video features and Autofocus are main advantages with X-T3 over X-T2
at very high ISO the X-T2 has more noise than X-T3, but the difference is not that much
The French youtube channel Les Guide Fujifilm by Damien Bernal compared the X-T2 and X-T3 during a Fuji event at very high ISO (12,800). The comparison is not really fair, since the X-T2 was shot at 1/1000s whereas the X-T3 at 1/1100s, but you can see the result minute 12:01 here. The difference is substantial, but again, take the test with a grain of salt.
Also williamchua is testing the Fujifilm X-T3. Apart from wonderful images he shared in his blog post here, he says that “high ISO noise control is better than the X-T2“.
CONCLUSIONS: Of course no conclusion can be taken, since only the RAW files will tell the truth. But if I should take one based on JPEG comparisons shared so far, I’d say there is no difference at lower ISO, but at very high ISO the X-T3 is better than the X-T2. But only RAW will tell the truth.
Keep in mind that these are handmade sketches, so the proportions could be minimally off.
However, this is a rumor site, and we are here to have fun, so I matched the sketched Fujifilm GFX 50R mount with the one of the Fujifilm GFX 50S. I consider this comparison 95%+ accurate.
If you like months of breaking rumors exclusively for you here on fujirumors.com, then feel free to join the big party on September 25 at 07:30 AM New York time. There will be…
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TheCameraStoreTV published their full Fujifilm X-T3 review. No IBIS, could have battery life, but for the rest it’s a solid camera. Check out the video down below or directly on youtube here.
And now to the lock-ups.
Dylan Goldby has tons of great things to say about the Fujifilm X-T3. Especially the autofocus is excellent. He was convinced and pre-ordered one right away.
However, he experienced lock-ups. Check out the video above or on youtube here. In his follow up video here, he says Fuji is releasing a fix via firmware update.
We already reported, that ZedProMedia also experienced lock-ups, but only when his X-T3 was attached to the battery grip. Using the X-T3 body only, ZedProMedia said the camera was “rocksolid“. In Dylan’s case it happened with body only.
BigheadTaco also said he didn’t experience any lock-ups.
Keep in mind that most you see is pre-production stuff, and in part some bugs are to expect while developing the final firmware. But let’s hope that once the Fujifilm X-T3 hits the market, the X-T3 will be bug free… and if not, at least Fujifilm has a great firmware update history ;),
Take a look at it… you could find out some interesting little things, like the fact that the Fujifilm X-T3 can work in condition between 14 to 104°F, whereas the other 3 cameras listed here go from 32 to 104°F.
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