Fujifilm currently has a solid lineup of APS-C mirrorless cameras to suit pretty much any type of photographer, and a few months ago, it added a new model to its roster that might just be its best offering yet. We're taking about the Fujifilm X-T3, which is a followup to 2016's X-T2.

Weather-resistant and rugged body; Exhaustive feature set; Great performance for stills and video; Decent battery life; Dual SD card slots

Metering dial can be tricky to use; Tracking in videos is limited to faces; Clunky smartphone app

Another 2018 show-stopper, the X-T3 noticeably improves on its predecessor in nearly every way. Packing a brand new 26.1MP APS-C BSI sensor and fast X-Processor 4 configuration allows for some amazing feats.

Fujifilm was kind enough to lend me an X-T3 unit for a month in November, and I was selfish enough to ignore their emails to return it for the past two months. Yes, the X-T3 is so good I wish I could keep it forever.

FUJIFILM X-T3 Review – I remember my childhood days like it was yesterday. My parent had a FUJIFILM camera (you know, the kind that used a film roll) and they entrusted me with it.

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Excellent 26.1 megapixel sensor; High-speed burst modes; 4K video at 60fps; AF coverage over full image area

Very sensitive to touch input; No in-body stabilisation; Could use a bigger buffer

This product is very popular among its users for a number of reasons. It is much-loved for its compact body capable of supporting various lenses according to the user's choice. Although working with the manual focus is a struggle overall, it is a great compact camera.

A large sensor gives a good low-light performance; Equipped with OLED viewfinder to display the shots; Offers the liberty of changing lenses according to the demand; 4K video recording functionality is helpful in shooting HD videos; Weather-resistant body design can withstand any harsh condition

Manual focus is a bit tricky; Relatively higher noise levels; Slim design can make it feel unbalanced with large lenses