What’s Changed? The Fujifilm X-T30’s updated 26.1MP X-Trans CMOS 4 sensor and X-Processor 4 engine combine to give you image quality and operation speeds on par with the X-T3. It’s a marked improvement over the Fujifilm X-T20, which itself was no slouch in the image quality department.

26.1MP X-Trans CMOS Sensor. The X-T30’s X-Trans 4 sensor boasts a back-illuminated design and a randomized pixel array that promote high image quality throughout its normal ISO range of 160-12,800. In addition to facilitating exceptional low-light use, the X-Processor 4 Engine also supercharges operation speed. Image processing, startup time, shutter lag, and general navigation have all been greatly reduced, while maximum continuous shooting increases to 30 fps.

UHD and DCI 4K Video. The X-T30 isn’t just a fantastic still camera; it also has a range of video capabilities. You get internal UHD and DCI 4K30p with 1080p120 video recording for super slow-mo, and you can record clean, uncompressed HDMI output with 10-bit 4:2:2 color. You can handle color in post using the F-Log Gamma or by choosing from any number of Fuji’s film simulations and grain effects.

Phase-Detection Autofocus System. This camera’s 425-point phase-detection autofocus system provides fast, accurate performance in a wide range of lighting conditions down to EV 3. Improved face and eye-detection autofocus maintain accurate tracking when you’re shooting portraits from the front or side, and face- and eye-detection AF work in AF-C mode.

Touchscreen LCD and OLED EVF. The 3.0-inch, 1.04m-dot rear touchscreen LCD features a two-way tilt mechanism for a better view. And there’s a wide 2.36m-dot OLEDelectronic viewfinder with 0.62x magnification that remains blackout-free even when you’re shooting up 30 fps. The EVF includes a Sports Finder mode, which marks a 16.6MP sensor-crop area so you can monitor your subject’s movement just outside the shooting frame.

Ergonomics and Build. This camera’s top plate includes a shutter speed dial for direct adjustment, a mode dial, and an exposure-compensation dial that lets you select +/- 3 EV in 1/3 steps. A command dial position expands that range to +/- 5 for more control. Front and rear command dials integrate a push function, you can assign a range of settings to the function buttons, and you get a joystick for quick autofocus-point selection. The magnesium-build body is sealed to protect against dust, moisture, and the cold. The X-T30 is powered by an NP-W126S battery and boasts a UHD-I compatible SD-card slots.

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