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The following opinions have been automatically translated with Microsoft Translator. | Fujifilm X-E3 Pros: Dimensions, Weight of the camera body and F2 lenses, Handling, customisable "Recipes" Cons: Almost nothing for his category. The battery life, but the game/strength being small. Opinion: I state that it is necessary to leave your own opinion for the "colleagues" of Juza, since it is a portal that helps us photographers a lot both technically and creatively. The X-E3 that I bought used, is a little gem that makes you want to photograph using your head... As other users have written, the excellent combination with the XF F2 R WR series lenses, well built and with a good quality/price ratio, make it a small discreet and portable kit everywhere. It goes well with the so-called street photography, with reportage, portraiture, and even landscapes where you have to trek lightly. It has a great resolution for most printing needs, even on A2 and more it holds up well. It performs very well at high ISO. If you get the hang of it, it's a very fast camera, but one that makes you think before every shot. For work I use Canon FF with bright zoom lenses: they are at least 1.5 Kg/2 Kg on the arms even all day + backpack etc. With the XE3 and a fixed F2 such as the 35 or 16 F2.8, etc. less than 500 gr!, in the 2 Kg you can carry all the kit with you. It is also aesthetically beautiful and has a good feeling of solidity to the touch. A few spare batteries are obligatory. They did well to remove the built-in flash compared to the XE2, you don't feel the need. Some friends tell me that compared to the later XE4 it has better grip, in fact Fuji has "shaped" the grip again with the XE5. Highly recommended car! sent on October 24, 2025 |
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