Rage Studios posted a short video where they compare the color rendition of the Fujifilm XT3, the Canon EOS M50, and the Sony A6300.
Needless to say that here at CW we firmly believe nothing can beat Canon’s color science.
Kai and Look are now Boke Bros, and they review what in their opinion was the best and the worst of the photography industry in 2018.
Spoiler: they say the Fujifilm X-T3 is the best camera of 2018, and here at Canon Watch we fully agree on this.
Tony and Chelsea Northrup share their camera predictions for 2019. All brands covered, all models discussed.
No big surprises since most stuff has already leaked, here and on our trusted sister sites Fuji Rumors, Sony Alpha Rumors, Mirrorless Rumors, 4/3 Rumors, Nikon Eye, and L Rumors.
[via Mirrorless Rumors]
Tony & Chelsea Northrup gave 1,500 photographers a blind poll and had them pick the image with the best color in several different scenes, including portraits in different lighting and outdoor photos. Which camera do you think got the most votes when it comes to color science?
Fujifilm X-T3 at a glance:
Here at Canon Watch we like Fujifilm cameras a lot, and the Fujifilm X-T3 seems to be exactly what we were expecting. A great camera.
Photographic authority DPReview reviewed the Fujifilm X-T3, and they seem to be very fond of it.
From the conclusion:
The Fujifilm X-T3 is arguably the best stills/video camera on the market right now. More expensive full frame cameras will offer better still image quality and cameras with in-body image stabilization will be easier to shoot video with, but nothing offers this balance of image quality and movie capability in a single package.
Even better, the X-T3 does both things in a way that makes them enjoyable. The X-T series has already established a fan-base of photographers with its traditional, dedicated-dial interface but, while this can also be used for video, we’d recommend using the (still fiddly) Movie Silent Control mode if you’re switching back and forth, since it allows separate exposure settings for each style of shooting.
With the X-T3, you get excellent JPEGs with some of the industry’s most attractive color options, access to an extensive selection of dedicated lenses, only now with improved autofocus and class-leading video. Crucially, none of the video features get in the way of its excellence as a stills camera. Read the review here…
Fujifilm really did a lot if not everything right with their mirrorless cameras, starting with the lens ecosystem. While we prefer Canon’s color science we agree that Fujifilm’s color science is very good.
The Fujifilm X-T3 is just a really great mirrorless camera, and before wasting your money on excessively expensive full frame mirrorless systems we’d recommend you have a look to see if the Fujifilm X-T3 fulfils your needs. Most likely it does.
Fujifilm X-T3: B&H Photo | Adorama | Amazon
Fujifilm X-T3 world-wide order links:
America: B&H Photo, Adorama, Amazon USA, Amazon Canada, Canon Canada, Canon USA
Europe & UK: Amazon DE, Amazon UK, Amazon IT, Canon IT, WEX Photographic, Canon FR, Canon UK, Canon DE
DPReview TV posted a 14 minutes video where they compare Canon’s EOS M50 with the Sony a6000 and Fujiflm X-T100. Chris and Jordan walk you through the pros and cons of each camera to help you make the best decision for your needs. And the winner is…the EOS M50 (most well rounded entry-level MILC)!
Enjoy.
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