Landscape, Travel and Street Photographer based in Berlin
Fujifilm X-E3 is a compact rangefinder style member of the X-Trans III family. Together with X-T2, X-Pro2, X-T20 and X-H1 it shares the Fujifilm's own (although based on Sony architecture) 24mpix sensor. This is of course an X-Trans sensor with different (to industry standard) layout of color pixels and as such should not be bundled with new Fujifilm XA cameras which, although share the same mount and pixel count, have completely different sensors.
In this post I will try to show you what the differences between the small Fujifilm X sitsters is. At this point the 2 lower price offerings with the X-Trans III sensor are the Fujifilm X-T20 and Fujifilm X-E3. Both of them cost below €1.000 for a body, making it more or less half the price of the X-Pro2 or the X-T2.
Like probably any photographer out there who is not a Fuji shooter, I was curious about the system and how it compares to what I currently use (I own a Sony A7II with a collection of „cheaper“ lenses). Fuji as a system really stands out from the bunch, not only in how their cameras are …
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As I am writing this review, the Sony A7 mk II almost approaches ist 3rd birthday. In the meantime Sony managed to release the mk II versions of A7s and A7r, the mighty A9 but also A6300 and A6500, RX1R2, 2 versions of their RX10 and RX100 as well as RX0, but still every information …
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