Fujifilm has just announced the new X-T30, following the release of the successful and powerful X-T3. It has the same sensor+processor combination of the X-T3, but the similar body of the previous X-T20. If you were a fan of the X-T10 and X-T20, then you’ll love the new X-T30. The biggest change you’ll notice is the addition of the joystick but removal of the D-pad. Although Fujifilm insists that using the touch screen will compensate for the loss of the D-Pad, on the new X-T30, it might actually work out. The new LCD is more responsive and quicker. Even the touch+drag AF point selection while using the EVF on the X-T30 is very fast and accurate. Here is a quick list of the key features of the new X-T30: -26.1MP APS-C X-Trans BSI CMOS 4 Sensor -100% Phase Detection (2.16M-dot) with 425 AF points -Back-side illuminated sensor design with base ISO 160 and reduced rolling shutter -X-Processor 4 with Quad CPU (3 times faster than previous processor) -Blackout Free 30fps in ES (electronic s
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