Strong feature set ; Tiny and light body ; Rugged build and handsome design ; AF appears to work well

LCD is less flexible than others ; Viewfinder magnification is only 0.62x ; Grip is a little small ; No sensor-based image stablization

With so much of the X-T3 squeezed inside a smaller, lighter and more affordable body, the X-T30 looks a strong contender in the mid-range mirrorless market. With so much focus from other corners on full-frame systems, the X-T30 also has fewer direct...

Excellent image quality ; Crispy 4K video ; Compact body ; Lots of controls to hand

Tiny rear buttons ; Not much for larger hands to grip

Versatile, compact, powerful, stylish and not insanely expensive – Fuji’s all-rounder really is a little wonder

Sharp 4K video ; Good eye-tracking autofocus ; Fast shooting speeds ; Great ergonomics

No in-body stabilization ; Single memory card slot ; Middling electronic viewfinder

At $900, the X-T30's closest rival is the Sony A6400. The latter has superior face- and eye-tracking and features like subject-tracking and animal eye-tracking that beat the X-T30. However, Fujifilm is catching up to Sony in this area, and I think the...

($900 body only). With its fully articulating LCD, 11fps (vs. 8fps on the X-T30 with mechanical shutter) and no time limit on video recording, the Sony a6400 is the better option if you plan to do a lot of filming, and if you want a more standard...

Excellent image quality ; Powerful and effective autofocus ; Traditional exposure controls ; Small size

No in-body stabilisation ; Placement of Q button

The X-T30 has a couple of handling quirks that are practically inevitable in a camera this small, and it has no in-body stabilization, but these are the only faults we can find in a camera with superb external controls, a great 26.1-megapixel sensor,...

Excellent image quality ; Crispy 4K video ; Compact body ; Lots of controls to hand

Tiny rear buttons ; Not much for larger hands to grip

Versatile, compact, powerful, stylish and not insanely expensive – Fuji’s all-rounder really is a little wonder