I've had the X-T3 for a little over three years now. I think it's a fantastic camera. I did lots of research and shopping before deciding upon the X-T3. It seemed to be a a camera with great performance for the price. I got mine barely used with the 18-55. I have acquired two lenses since, the XF56(version 1.0) and the XF90 f2. I got both of them barely used at great prices. I also love to shoot with my vintage lenses. I have some Canon FD lenses(28 f2.8, 50mm f1.8 and 135mm f3.5), a Pentax 50 mm f1.7 and two from my 1980s Ricoh film camera. The X-T3 is well-built. I carry it hiking all the time. And, I love its versatility. I've used it for landscape, hiking, street, sports and portraits. And, as an amateur, it's still more capable than I'll ever need.
Yeah I like the X-T3. Still use it for weddings. I find the AF better than the X-H2 in some circumstances. Sure the X-H2 is faster but it also loses focus faster, like an F1 out of control, whereas the X-T3 is a little slower but when it locks on a subject, it sticks better.
I bought my used XT3 in late '21. It had 48,000 actuations on it. I use it every week, or almost every week, and if i upgrade to another fuji body at some point in the future, i don't believe i will sell the XT3. I would prefer to keep it, if only to look at it every now and then, and remember the camera that got me started in photography as a hobby. It's bullet proof, totally reliable, and with the battery grip is a beast of a camera. Enjoy yours Radu.
Another great clip Radu🎉I agree with you that it's the pinnacle of Fujifilm photo cameras and when I played with Fuji I really, really liked Eterna. Can't wait for your review of this camera🍻
Thank you for the video. Excellent timing. I have just impoverished myself with an impulse purchase of an XT3 of of eBay. I am thoroughly looking forward to getting my hands on it.
@@1kwordsThey are indeed are made of metal but a pretty thin one (still thicker than the newer x-t5). If you do little bit of searching around the internet, you can find lot of sellers are selling the top and bottom replacement parts
I've had the X-T3 for a little over three years now. I think it's a fantastic camera. I did lots of research and shopping before deciding upon the X-T3. It seemed to be a a camera with great performance for the price. I got mine barely used with the 18-55. I have acquired two lenses since, the XF56(version 1.0) and the XF90 f2. I got both of them barely used at great prices. I also love to shoot with my vintage lenses. I have some Canon FD lenses(28 f2.8, 50mm f1.8 and 135mm f3.5), a Pentax 50 mm f1.7 and two from my 1980s Ricoh film camera. The X-T3 is well-built. I carry it hiking all the time. And, I love its versatility. I've used it for landscape, hiking, street, sports and portraits. And, as an amateur, it's still more capable than I'll ever need.
Great video I enjoy the xt fuji. I have only tried the X-T5 looking to make some content on some of the older fuji gear soon.
Yeah I like the X-T3. Still use it for weddings. I find the AF better than the X-H2 in some circumstances. Sure the X-H2 is faster but it also loses focus faster, like an F1 out of control, whereas the X-T3 is a little slower but when it locks on a subject, it sticks better.
I bought my used XT3 in late '21. It had 48,000 actuations on it. I use it every week, or almost every week, and if i upgrade to another fuji body at some point in the future, i don't believe i will sell the XT3. I would prefer to keep it, if only to look at it every now and then, and remember the camera that got me started in photography as a hobby. It's bullet proof, totally reliable, and with the battery grip is a beast of a camera. Enjoy yours Radu.
Another great clip Radu🎉I agree with you that it's the pinnacle of Fujifilm photo cameras and when I played with Fuji I really, really liked Eterna. Can't wait for your review of this camera🍻
Thank you for the video. Excellent timing. I have just impoverished myself with an impulse purchase of an XT3 of of eBay. I am thoroughly looking forward to getting my hands on it.
You will love it. As do I, it's a fabulous piece of equipment!
@@1kwords your videos had inspired me to go Fuji. Cheers mate,
The body of the camera is weather sealed magnesium alloy,not plastic
You weren't paying attention. I said I thought the top and bottom plates were plastic, not the main body. And they are.
@@1kwords I believe you are wrong about that. The top and bottom plates are not plastic.
@@1kwordsThey are indeed are made of metal but a pretty thin one (still thicker than the newer x-t5). If you do little bit of searching around the internet, you can find lot of sellers are selling the top and bottom replacement parts
@@StylusDrop I believe you are correct...