Fujifilm X-E3

Wonderful design ; Great image quality ; Strong lens ecosystem ; 4K video ; Great value

Lacks some direct access control ; No tilt screen ; No internal stabilization

With a higher resolution sensor, faster processor, much-improved autofocus, 4K video, and a sleek new design, the X-E3 is the true upgrade to the X-E2 that we’ve now been waiting years for. It’s a beautifully made, easy to use, and technically...

Supports Bluetooth in addition to Wi-Fi connectivity ; Faster AF-C tracking in zone and tracking modes ; Introduces Touch function to activate pre-assigned functions ; Smaller and more compact than existing X-E-series models

Top-plate Fn button can be knocked when adjusting exposure compensation ; Data port is USB 2 and micro-USB, rather than USB 3 and Type-C ; Doesn’t handle particularly well with large zoom lenses ; Fairly short battery life

Those who choose the X-E3 are unlikely to be disappointed with their decision. It’s a sound mirrorless camera that puts in a highly respectable performance.

Slim design. Excellent image quality. Speedy focus. 8fps burst shooting. Integrated EVF. Solid control layout. Crisp touch LCD. 4K video. Wi-Fi.

Omits in-body flash. Not weather sealed. No in-body stabilization. 4K footage shows rolling shutter effect. Display doesn't tilt. Pricey.

The Fujifilm X-E3 is a lovely little camera. It delivers strong image quality, right up there with other cameras that use the 24MP APS-C image sensor format, and won't leave you wanting for focus or burst speed. It's ideally suited for photographers...

Rich and detailed images ; Tactile controls ; Refined handling ; Decent AF system ; Film simulation modes

Limited touchscreen control ; Battery life could be better ; Fixed display

Fujifilm might have shrunk the camera, but it hasn't sacrificed performance. The X-E3 is everything you'd want in a compact-sized mirrorless camera.

The company has priced the X-E3 at Rs 70,999 in the Indian market without any included lens, and the cost of the camera is pushed to more than Rs 85,000 depending on what lens one buys. The X-E3 plays on the strengths of Fujifilm by offering that...

Small and lightweight ; Great autofocus ; Cracking image quality

Screen is fixed rather than tilt-able ; Can feel a bit imbalanced with larger lenses

A smaller, lighter and cheaper X-Pro2, the X-E3 delivers some excellent results with very few compromises

It's very commendable that you can now obtain essentially the same image quality from all of Fujifilm's current mirrorless cameras, with the exception of the cheapest X-A3 model. Every camera from the X-E3 and X-T20 up to the X-Pro2 and X-T2 share the...