Fujifilm X-Pro 3

It's camera and lens release season again, due to the recently cancelled CP+ show – while the show fell victim to the coronavirus, many of the cameras and lenses scheduled for the show are already announced and more are coming soon. Hopefully, the...

The X-Pro 3 is the most “Fujifilm” in philosophy of any camera I have ever used, and it is a camera that makes you want to go out and shoot with it. It's not perfect, nor will it probably serve as anyone's only camera – but it is a wonderful addition to...

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One reason why Fujifilm has clinched and held onto a piece of the mirrorless market from the likes of Nikon, Canon and Sony is its ability to provide a camera that reminds us of the way we used a film camera.Years ago, Fujifilm started the trend of...

Meet the Fujifilm X-Pro3! As we covered in this news here, this is Fujifilm's latest rangefinder-style flagship camera, and it comes with the 26.1MP X-Trans CMOS 4 sensor and X-Processor 4 first seen in their X-T3.Perhaps the most striking change is...

The X-Pro3 is an intentionally divisive camera, but one we think will hold a certain appeal for some photographers.Read moreSample galleryThe X-Pro3 gains the 'Classic Negative' film stimulation. Check out examples of it and more in our hardy samples...

If you're prepared to embrace its quirks, the X-Pro3 is shaping up to be one of the best street photography cameras you can buy. It's a strong stills performer, and features like the hybrid viewfinder and ‘hidden LCD' give it a unique (if polarizing)...

Of all the X-Series cameras, it's the niche Pro line-up that absolutely makes the most sense for taking a design risk: to hide the LCD screen, giving the Pro 3 an even more film-like retro appeal in a digital form. How about that for standing out from...

But where the X-Pro2 had a magnesium alloy body, the new model switches instead to solid titanium panels top and bottom, a material that Fuji tells us is seven times as durable as stainless steel, but with half the density. (We understand that the rest...