Underneath that retro design, the X-Pro3 shares the same processor and image sensor as the X-T3 from 2018, a 26.1-megapixel X-Trans IV CMOS APS-C chip mated to Fujifilm’s X Processor 4.

One of Fujifilm's most iconic mirrorless cameras is about to get a head-turning update. On Friday, Fujifilm confirmed it's developing a new version of the X-Pro called the X-Pro3 and shared a ...

The X-Pro3 has a titanium exterior—making it one of the most durable Fujifilm bodies ever—and comes in three different colors: classic black, DR black and DR silver. Here is what else is new about the ...

The Fujifilm X-Pro3 will go on sale in late Fall 2019 for $1,800 in black, or $2,000 in Dura Black or Dura Silver. About. Engadget Masthead About our Ads Advertise Licensing FAQ RSS Feed.

The rest of the X-Pro3 looks very similar to the X-Pro2, but with the expected upgrades to the tech first introduced in the Fujifilm X-T3.That includes the 26-megapixel APS-C sensor and quad-core ...

Early this morning Fujifilm announced the X-Pro3, a camera that has the technical guts of an X-T3 with a body design that feels like you’re shooting with an analog camera.The X-Pro3 has a hidden LCD ...

For the X-Pro3. Fujifilm is also adding two new Film Simulation filters with its Classic Neg. option, and a new Monochromatic Color filter that can add warm or cool tones to standard black-and ...

The standard black Fujifilm X-Pro 3 will go on sale on November 28 for $1,799.95. Two weeks later, on December 12, the Dura Black and Dura Silver versions will be available for $2,099.95 each. Authors ...

The real reason the Fujifilm X-Pro3 feels truly retro is the viewfinder. Most mirrorless and compact digital cameras use an electronic viewfinder, which is essentially a tiny screen.

Yet, the Fujifilm X-Pro3 has been discontinued, and fans are still waiting on an X-Pro4. But if there’s one thing that I hope Fujifilm brings to more cameras, it’s the X-Pro3’s strangely ...

This one choice is what makes the X-Pro3 extremely niche and suggests Fujifilm built the camera very specifically for street photographers. The X-T4 wasn’t without its own design upgrade.

While the overwhelming majority of cameras used these days are digital, Fujifilm still sees value in their analog predecessors. That’s why the company is encouraging photographers to go back to ...