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Fujifilm X-T30 II vs Fujifilm X-T30 III

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The X-T30 II wins 1 of 2 scored specs (battery (cipa)); the X-T30 III wins 1 (max video). The X-T30 II isn't sold new at the stores we track.

1 WINSBuy it if you want: battery (cipa).A small, light APS-C body with a viewfinder and 4K 30p video, a good fit for travel and street shooters who do not need stabilisation.
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1 WINSBuy it if you want: max video.
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Size, to scale

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Outer sizes are exact, from the makers' dimensions. Shapes are drawn by us to show each body style; the dashed circle is the lens mount at its real diameter.

  • Fujifilm X-T30 II118.4 × 82.8 × 46.8 mm · 378 g
  • Fujifilm X-T30 III118.4 × 82.8 × 46.8 mm · 378 g

Where they differ

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X-T30 IIX-T30 III
PRICE & SCORE
PriceNot sold new$1,000
PHOTO
AutofocusWhat the camera recognises and tracks automatically, and how dark it can get before focus struggles (lower EV is better in low light).People · down to −7 EVPeople, animals, birds, vehicles, aircraft, trains · down to −7 EV
VIDEO
Max videoThe highest video resolution it records internally.4K6KBEST
Best 4K frame rateThe fastest 4K frame rate. 60p and above lets you slow footage down smoothly, and 120p gives 5× slow motion.4K 30p4K 60p
Crop at 4K 60pWhether 4K 60p uses the full sensor width. A crop makes your lens act longer, so wide shots get harder.No 4K 60p1.18x crop
Rolling shutterHow fast the sensor reads out, measured in lab tests. Slower readout bends fast-moving subjects and quick pans in video and electronic-shutter photos; under 10 ms is very good.—21 ms · 4K full width, DPReview
Colour depth10-bit records far more colour detail than 8-bit, so footage holds up when you grade it. Worth it if you edit video.8-bit 4:2:010-bit 4:2:2
Log profileA flat picture profile that keeps highlight and shadow detail for colour grading later.F-LogF-Log2
Raw videoRaw keeps the most image data for editing, at much larger file sizes. Some cameras only record it to an external recorder.NoneRAW over HDMI (12-bit, up to 6.2K)
Open gateRecords the whole sensor area, so you can crop the same clip to both widescreen and vertical video.NoYes
BODY & HANDLING
Battery (CIPA)Shots per charge on the CIPA standard test, using the rear screen. Real-world numbers are often higher.390 shotsBEST315 shots

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