When we reviewed the Fujifilm X-T10 compact system camera , we felt that its retro style was just right. Now Fuji has introduced the X-T20 which maintains that touch of retro appeal - and you can take that "touch" aspect literally, thanks to the addition of touchscreen controls this time around.

Exceptional image quality leads in its class; improved autofocus and operation compared to predecessor; great retro style; touchscreen controls; decent built-in finder and tilt-angle screen

Would still like a Pinpoint-style autofocus mode; are some cheaper competitors (Lumix G80 the prime example); no weather-proofing; one card slot (which is poorly placed

The Fujifilm X-T20 is a new mid-range compact system camera that's smaller, lighter and crucially a lot cheaper than the flagship X-T2 model. The X-T20 features a 24.3 megapixel APS-C sized X-Trans CMOS III sensor, 4K video recording, AF-C Custom Settings where you can choose from five AF-C presets,...

The X-T2 is one of our favourite cameras at the moment, and with the X-T20 Fujifilm has managed to distill many of these key features into a slightly more compact and affordable camera that's likely to hit the sweet spot for many photographers.

Rich and detailed images; Tactile controls; Excellent handling; Advanced AF system; Film simulation modes

Limited touchscreen control; EVF magnification; Battery life could be better

Announced at the press event in Kyoto on 19 January, the X-T20 is one of three new models that are being added to Fujifilm's portfolio in the first part of this year. It's a significant update to the X-T10 offering higher resolution, a reworked AF algorithm and the ability to record 4K movies while...

After testing the X-T10 a couple of year ago I fell in love with it and brought one as my walk around/take everywhere camera, so when the chance came to get my hands on the updated version, the X-T20 I was excited!

Fujifilm's X-T20 takes the design and handling of the X-T10, adds many of the 'guts' of the X-T2, and stirs until a very competent mirrorless camera emerges. It offers the direct setting controls found on nearly all of Fujifilm X-series cameras that make it a real pleasure to use.

Fujifilm's X-T20 ($899.95, body only) exudes style. The retro-chic mirrorless shooter is loaded with physical controls, sports a touch screen, and packs a top-notch image sensor backed by a strong autofocus system.

24MP APS-C X-Trans III image sensor; 8fps burst rate; 14fps with electronic shutter; Big, sharp EVF; Tilting touch LCD; Loads of physical controls; Film Simulation options; 4K video capture; Wi-Fi

Omits in-body stabilization and weather sealing; No dedicated focus select control; Shooting buffer could be larger; 4K footage suffers from rolling shutter effect

I bought this camera as a potential supplement or replacement for my Canon 5D Mark ii and assortment of expensive and high-quality lenses. The main reason I did was because I wanted something smaller that I could travel with more easily than my "big" camera and collection of big, heavy lenses.

And I mean that in a good way. I really like the little EM 10, have had three of them (not at the same time; I keep selling them and buying another. Maybe done with that...) I hated my A7 II so much I sold it at a loss, only 342 clicks in 6 months. Then I got into a "sell it!

This camera is well underrated. I have owned many DSLRs and needed something smaller that could produce good images. I was not disappointed with the results and quality this camera gave me. The XF 18-55 kit lens is as good as my canon L series glass.