This morning, Fujifilm revealed its new camera and the successor to the four-year-old Fujifilm X-T30 II — a camera that spent a long time on our roundup of the best mirrorless cameras. That’s right: the Fujifilm X-T30 III is here. As with other recently launched Fuji cameras, I attended a product briefing where I got to spend three hours with the latest addition to the X-T lineup. And I won’t lie, I was expecting Fuji to reveal maybe the successor to the Fujifilm X-T5, or even the long-rumored X-Pro 4 — what I wasn’t expecting was the X-T30 III, only because I thought the X-T50 was the X-T30 II’s replacement.
But I love being proven wrong (sometimes… rarely), and having spent a short time with the X-T30 III, I’m slightly enamored with it. It handles beautifully (like its predecessors), it looks stunning and retro (like its predecessors), and it takes gorgeous photos (... like its predecessors). The 26MP sensor from the X-T30 II and accurate color reproduction alongside 20 film simulation recipes make for a formidable snapper. Oh, and it’s extremely easy to use too, so it’s fit for purpose as both a family-friendly camera for casual photography and an enthusiast's tool.
