When Fujifilm launched the X-T50<\/a> last year, no one was sure what would happen with its aging X-T30<\/a> lineup. The company just answered that question with the launch of the X-T30 III<\/a>, boosting the speed and improving autofocus of the last model, while adding a film simulation dial seen on other recent models. It’s very light for travel or street photography, but has some powerful features like 6.2K video and subject-detect autofocus, all at a reasonable price.<\/p>\n The original X-T30 first arrived in 2019 and was replaced in 2022 by the X-T30 II that was more of a mild update than an all-new camera. However, the X-T30 III has a number of key updates that bring it in line with other recent models like the X-M5<\/a> and X-T50. It does have the same 26.1MP X-Trans sensor as before (with a 1.5x crop compared to a full-frame camera), but now uses Fujifilm’s latest image processor that doubles image processing speed and significantly improves video capabilities.<\/p>\n