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Product number | 971677 | |
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Manufacturer code | 16966957 | |
Brand | Fujifilm | |
Warranty | 2 years | |
Processing of your defect | Via Coolblue |
Suitable for photographer type | Beginner | |
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Camera usage situation | At home for family and friends, Professional photography, Recording, Sports photography, Vacation | |
Type of photography | All-round, Architecture and interior, Landscape, Macro, Nature photography, Portrait, Product, Recording, Sports and action, Traveling, Wild animal photography | |
Menu language | Dutch, English, French, German, Multilingual | |
Camera size | Small |
Lens mount | Fujifilm X mount | |
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Zoom or prime lens | Zoom lens | |
Maximum focal length | 33 mm | |
Minimum focal length | 13 mm | |
Compatible with lens filter | ||
Filter size | 49 mm | |
Type of autofocus | Contrast autofocus, Contrast detection, Phase detection autofocus, Regular autofocus | |
Autofocus included lens | ||
Image stabilization included lens | ||
Lens type | Standard |
Type of image sensor | APS-C | |
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Crop factor | 1,5 | |
Effective number of megapixels | 26,1 MP |
Image processor type | X-Processor 5 | |
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Photo file format | JPEG, RAW | |
Video file format | AVC/H.264, HEVC/H.265, MP4, MPEG-4, MPEG-4 AVCHD (H.264) | |
Audio file format | Linear PCM, MPEG 4, aac | |
Type of image definition support | Full HD (1080p), Ultra HD (4K) | |
Maximum fps in Ultra HD (4K) | 60 fps | |
Maximum fps in Full HD (1080p) | 240 fps | |
Maximum number of photos per second | 30 fps | |
IBIS | ||
Number of focus points | 425 |
Number of memory card slots | 1 | |
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Memory card | SD | |
SD memory card version | SD, SDHC, SDHC UHS, SDXC, SDXC UHS | |
Expandable storage capacity up to | 2000 GB |
Internal flash | ||
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Guide number | 3 |
Screen size | 3 inches | |
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Fully tiltable screen | ||
Touchscreen | ||
Number of pixels | 2360000 pixels |
Viewfinder | ||
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Viewfinder type | Electronic | |
Viewfinder size | 0,39 inch |
USB port | ||
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HDMI connector | ||
Type of HDMI connector | Micro HDMI Type D | |
Microphone connector | ||
Type of microphone connection | 3.5mm jack |
Built-in WiFi | ||
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Bluetooth | ||
NFC | ||
GPS sensor |
Power supply type | Rechargeable battery | |
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Battery technology | Lithium-ion | |
Replaceable battery | ||
Battery/battery capacity | 1,26 Ah |
Weight | 307 g | |
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Height | 8,3 cm | |
Depth | 4,7 cm | |
Width | 11,8 cm | |
Material | Metal | |
Color | Silver |
Water-resistant | ||
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Dust removal system |
IBIS
Our digital expert will help you, but it can sometimes make mistakes, like humans do.
According to our mirrorless camera expert
Create a retro color effect with little effort with the built-in Film Simulations.
With 30 photos per second, you can capture action accurately, like sports or playing animals.
In the F-Log profile, you capture a lot of detail in the light and dark parts of your image for more flexibility during post-processing.
The camera doesn't have a fully tiltable screen, so it's less suitable for vlogs.
This camera doesn't have image stabilization to help reduce motion blur.
IBIS
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Overall, this is a good camera. However, the camera has to suit you. I also notice that the kit lens is of lower quality than the one included with the Fuji XM5 (same price range, but with a few differences regarding the flip-out screen, buttons, and viewfinder/flash). Unfortunately, the photos I take with the XT30III are often less beautiful than those taken with my previous Fuji XM5. This is likely really due to the different kit lenses.
I also notice that the beautiful photos on social media were probably NOT taken with the XT30III's kit lens. Honestly, the difference in practice is likely comparable to, or even worse than, that of a "better" compact camera, because the kit lens simply does not deliver the expected quality and sharpness. (However, the kit lens is actually better than the one on the Sony ZV-E10 that I also owned, so relatively speaking, it isn't all that dramatic)
I also find that on the Fuji XM5, the exposure is easier to adjust with the dial on the back that can turn "endlessly" and where you see the "exposure" on the screen. With this XT30III, you have to turn a dial on top. Details, but in hindsight, the XM5 was more pleasant to use (except for the flip-out screen).
Perhaps someone else sees this differently.
The autofocus of the Fujifilm XT30III is unfortunately really substandard. The camera recognizes objects, and you can easily select one point for AF with the joystick. Yet, when photographing my dog or cat, I still often see the animal appearing out of focus. It's a shame, because when the dog or cat is in focus, the photo is really good.
Fujifilm's "recipes" are amazing. My favorite is the recipe that is set by default under FS1. This is customizable.
The battery doesn't last long, but I think literally every camera has this. However, I genuinely think it's great that this device can be charged via USB-C, meaning you could also charge it with an external power bank while traveling.
It is still a good camera, but one where, in hindsight, I think: I would have preferred a different one. Especially in this price range.
Points for improvement for a successor:
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LR van Dam
1 May 2026
Automatically translated from Nederlands
