I switched to the fuji x system after picking up an x100f last year. I made the decision to sell my Nikon D750 with a full lens array to pick up the X-T3 and a couple of prime lenses. So far I am not disappointed. It is super fast at focusing and so much fun to shoot with. The quality is great and I am shooting more than I did with my heavy DSLR gear.

Have been and am still a Canon user but wanted a smaller camera to walk around with to take images of granddaughters in action, plus building and people in everyday activities.  
Still learning the menu system and where to place my fingers to avoid the various buttons, but this camera is meeting my expectations and then some.

I have he’d it for about a week.  I am still going through the process of exploring its capabilities.  Just shot a baptism in a dimly-lit church.  The eye-face AF worked seamlessly.  I am extremely pleased so far.  I have yet to evaluate is landscape capabilities.

I fell in love with Fujifilm after messing around with the X-Pro 2 and decided to sell off all of my Canon gear, settling on the X-T3 as a replacement. I am completely in awe of this camera: its performance in low-light, snappy auto-focus, discreet size, electronic shutter and excellent image quality make it the total package for shooting in almost any situation. 


Perhaps the most important feature of the camera is its size. Paired with a lens like the 23mm f/2, the X-T3 is nearly pocket-sized and that alone makes you want to take this camera out with you everywhere.


If you have any apprehension about picking this up, dont.

I love this camera.  It did take some time to get used to (and Im honestly still figuring things out), but it absolutely blows what I was using out of the water.  Im very satisfied with this purchase and cant wait to use it more!

This was an upgrade from my Fujifilm XT-1 and I really like several of the improvements over that camera body. One is the lock on the ISO dial.  The XT-1 did not have this so I frequently  inadvertently changed my camera mode when I made an ISO adjustment. Now I don’t have to worry about that. Also the shutter response and burst rate is much faster so it does a better job at capturing action pictures. Overall, I am very glad I made the upgrade.

I got it with my main focus on video and it hasnt disappointed :)
Its video quality both on 1080 and 4K is excellent and AF is very good. The embedded color profiles are very useful if you want a fast camera graded footage and the flexibility of the F-Log is very high for those seeking full control over grading.
10-bit internal is a charm!
In stills Im very well pleased with the colors, DR and high-iso performance of the camera, the AF is almost on-par with Sony @ eye AF, which is to say, its indistinguishable unless at the most demanding of situations with erratically moving subjects.
Its vertical grip is a must-have IMO as it drastically improves the feel of the camera with its deeper grip and the 3 battery capacity makes it very useful for long shootings.
Ergonomically it fits like a glove, I had a very fast break-in period coming from Nikon and it is by far the most customizable camera Ive ever handled.
The cons are the lack of IBIS and the lack of top-LCD, meaning Id love to see this performance in an X-H1 style body .

After coming from the Miranda Sensorex II, to the Olympus OM-1, to Nikon 8008s, to the EOS 5D, to the Olympus EM1, this is the one camera that includes all of the features I loved on all those cameras into a compact, lightweight system. It has a myriad of options which allows you to tweak it as you like with the newest of features, down to the simplicity of a manual camera of old. The addition of some of the best video options out there, makes the X-T3 a truly all-rounder in the classic style of tradition film cams, with cutting-edge tech at a fantastic price.

Ive had the X-T1 and X-T2. The X-T3 is worth the upgrade. Its got everything I want in a pro-level camera, and Fuji mirrorless is the only way to go. Read the specs. You cant beat it.

This camera has so many features crammed into this little body, and for such a low price tag. It’s like the opposite of what canon does, by stripping out features on their lower priced options. The kit lens is very high quality too and does not feel like a cheap plastic kit lens that I was used to from other brands.

If you’re thinking about getting this, just go right ahead.

Battery life is not so great, especially if you’re used to canons larger batteries like I was, especially if you shoot a lot of 4K video, so I’d definitely recommend picking up an extra battery or two, or getting a usb power bank from anker to power it all day long.