Fujifilm XA3 vs Fujifilm XA2If you like this video please support me on Patreon! Thank you!https://www.patreon.com/user?u=9417987I want to make better videos!Thanks for watching! Please SUBSCRIBE for more videos.Fujifilm XA3If you're looking for a selfie-friendly mirrorless camera, then Fujifilm's new X-A3 is right up your alley. Featuring numerous improvements over its predecessor, the X-A2, the X-A3 includes a higher resolution APS-C CMOS sensor and additional selfie-friendly features. It's more than simply a fun selfie camera though, as it combines a newly-developed 24-megapixel sensor with an improved autofocus system in a compact, user-friendly body. The X-A3 strives to be a perfect entry point for photographers looking to get into the X-series without spending a lot of money.The Fuji X-A3 has a retro-inspired, classic appearance which is designed to appeal to a younger generation while still presenting something familiar to more seasoned photographers. The top cover, front plate and top dials are all made of aluminum and the front of the camera has a newly-designed faux leather texture which now covers less of the front of the camera and gives the Fuji X-A3 a slightly different look than the X-A2 of 2015.Looking at the top of the camera, the layout is the same. There's a mode dial, command dial, on-off switch, shutter release and function button. There is also a hot shoe centered on the focal plane between the built-in flash and the top dials/buttons. On the mode dial, there are Advanced SR Auto, P (program), S (shutter speed priority), A (aperture priority), M (manual), C (custom), Night, Sports, Landscape, Portrait Enhancer, Scene Position and Advanced Filter shooting modes available.Moving to the back, the camera still lacks an electronic viewfinder, something we criticized about the X-A2, but its 3-inch 1,040k-dot touchscreen LCD has been improved with a slight resolution boost over the 920k-dot screen of its predecessor, and it allows 180 degrees of tilt versus the 175 degrees of the X-A2. Based on input from photographers, Fuji employs a slide and tilt mechanism for the rear display that allows users to see 100% of the display when it is tilted 180 degrees. The big new feature for the rear display is that it is now a touchscreen, offering touch autofocus, touch shooting and touch zooming capabilities.The Fujifilm X-A3 remains fairly compact, weighing 12.0 ounces (339 grams) with the battery and memory card included. This is a 0.3-ounce weight reduction compared to the X-A2. The X-A3 has gained a minuscule 0.4 millimeters in height and is otherwise the same size as the X-A2. Minimum depth is 1.2 inches for the X-A3 versus 1.3 inches for the X-A2, and yet again this is a very small difference.Fujifilm XA2The Fuji X-A2 feels designed for both new, step-up photographers as well as more experienced ones who expect additional physical controls. And though it lacks the fancy X-Trans sensor of higher-end Fuji cameras, the image quality is rather impressive at both low and higher ISOs. All in all, despite some notable drawbacks and performance issues, the Fujifilm X-A2 balances very good still image quality and decent performance with a great price point, and when all is said and done, makes it a great entry into the Fuji X-system and their excellent family of lenses.Pros:Very good image quality; Great high ISO performance for its class; Very good optical performance from the kit lens; Decent battery life; Very good value for the money.Cons:No built-in EVF; Slower than average full autofocus shutter lag in testing; Sluggish continuous AF for stills & video; Mediocre burst speeds; Limited dynamic range with JPEGs; No remote control with Wi-Fi.Back in late 2013, Fujifilm introduced the X-A1, a new entry-level point for its X-series mirrorless interchangeable-lens camera line. At the start of 2015, it followed up with the updated Fuji X-A2, a closely-related camera that sports some very worthwhile upgrades.And as in recent Fuji models, the X-A2 now sports the company's Classic Chrome film simulation. There's also a brand-new kit lens, an updated version of the previous 16-50mm optic with improved image stabilization capability. Battery life, too, looks to be improved and is now rated at some 410 frames on a charge.Tags:Fujifilm XA3 vs Fujifilm XA2, Fujifilm XA3 vs Fujifilm XA, Fujifilm XA3 vs Fujifilm X, Fujifilm XA3 vs Fujifilm, Fujifilm XA3 vs, Fujifilm XA3, Fujifilm XA3 test, Fujifilm XA3 review, Fujifilm XA2 vs Fujifilm XA, Fujifilm XA2 vs Fujifilm X, Fujifilm XA2 vs Fujifilm, Fujifilm XA2 vs, Fujifilm XA2, Fujifilm XA2 test, Fujifilm XA2 review, XA3 test, XA3 review, XA2 test, XA2 review, XA2 vs, XA3 vs, worldphotomagazine, camera comparison,

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