Fujifilm X-A3-24.3 MP Mirrorless Digital Camera with XC 16-50mm F3.5-5.6 OIS II Lens, Brown

Although not as well made as their other cameras, this camera produces superb results from its 24 MP sensor. We purchased this as second body, as we use the X Pro 2 and XT 2 cameras, and the X-A3 shares the same lens mount and battery as those cameras. Pros: 1. Excellent jpg image quality 2. Light and small 3. Uses the same battery as the more upmarket cameras 4. X series lens mount. 5. Movable rear screen Cons: 1. Slow focus 2. No viewfinder, so difficult to see in the sun 3. Feels a little cheap Recommended

Nice camera for a starter

My daughter shoots Canon and I shoot Canon and Sony. Based on reviews, I purchased this for my wife for Christmas, who has been opposed to digital because she minored in photography in college 25 years ago and broke bread at the Alter of Film. She reluctantly started using and is now pulling it out for everything. Loves the sharpness, the skin tone quality, and the camera's ability to tackle different lighting conditions. Very nice, quality camera.

paid top buck for a camera that came in an open box does this mean I got a reconditioned camera I'm not happy feels like I got dumped on like I said not happy don't think I'm going to get any more high-end stuff from amazon not happy

This camera is awesome and a joy to use. I took this camera with me on my trip to South Korea and as a photographer, one of the things I loved most about it was the fact that it was light and didn't add weight to my bag when walking around and seeing the sights on long days (I also have a Nikon D3300 and as much as I love that camera, the weight of it becomes apparent really fast when walking around with it just for a couple hours). There's no need for me to list off specs here as you can read them in the product description but pictures come out sharp and colors generally stay true to their original. Video quality is great and the touchscreen feature was actually really helpful for me in when it came to auto-focusing (just tap the area you want to focus on and it's done). There are also lots of different shooting modes to choose from-portrait, nighttime, indoor, flower, and others-to suit whatever your needs are for your environment. It also has a built in interval mode for scheduling time lapses (no need to buy additional equipment for that). There are a couple things I did notice when using this camera. When recording video in a room, if you're recording yourself and there's no one else around, it picks up quite a bit of ambient noise which sometimes can drown out your audio if you're speaking for the video. To remedy this, I would recommend getting an external mic just to minimize the noise. Also, when switching the dial on the front to "M", I noticed that sometimes white pixels appear in the corners or outlines of my subjects. I'm not sure what causes this but such pixels don't seem to appear when I'm shooting in "S" mode. Again, overall it's a wonderful camera and I would definitely recommend it!