Dpreview aprueba con matrícula de honor a la Fuji X-T3

Pues ya está, han hecho su propia GH5

Muchas virtudes y muy pocos pelillos a la mar. Lo entederéis todo si leéis detalladamente los 13 capítulos del análisis completo, pero si no os apetece perder varias horas con ello este resumen ejecutivo igual ya os vale para haceros una idea.

Así que os pongo un par de cosillas en plan mensaje subliminal, y va que arde.

Pros:

• Excellent stills image quality in both JPEG and Raw
• Impressive 10-bit 4K video capture
• Traditional dial-based controls with good level of customization
• Fast, configurable autofocus
• Rapid shooting with decent buffer
• Option for separate stills and video exposure settings
• Effective eye detection system (though not up to Sony Eye AF standard)
• Eterna color mode great if you don’t want to have to grade your footage
• 10-bit Log capture (even at 60p) great if you do
• Includes both headphone and mic sockets
• Bluetooth makes connecting to a phone easier
• Viewfinder nicely detailed
• Dual-hinged screen is highly versatile
• USB charging is convenient

Contras:

• Slightly higher noise levels at very high ISOs than its predecessor
• Some lenses can’t take full advantage of X-T3’s AF speeds
• Very quick to drop to a slower, darker preview mode (presumably to save battery)
• A tripod or gimbal is needed to get the best of the camera’s video
• No way to quickly toggle Face Detection
• No non-face subject tracking in video

Esta es la hiper mega tabla de la verdad, ojo al video.

Y ya está, ahora si os atrevéis, esta es la paliza completa en:

• 1 Introduction
• 2 What’s new and how it compares
• 3 Body and handling
• 4 Operation and controls
• 5 First impressions
• 6 What’s it like to use?
• 7 Image quality
• 8 Dynamic range
• 9 Autofocus
• 10 Video
• 11 Conclusion
• 12 Sample gallery
• 13 Specifications