Sensor
Fujifilm · X-Trans IV · 2019
X-Pro3
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Discover analogue charm with the X-Pro3's hidden LCD and titanium finish.
Resolution
26.1 MP
Stabilisation
No
Mount
X-mount
In short
X-Trans IV recipes work on the X-Pro3. Enjoy Classic Negative, Eterna, and more, but Clarity, Grain Size, and Colour Chrome FX Blue are not available on early X-Trans IV bodies like the X-T3 and X-T30.
Why it's the recipe body
The X-Pro3 is a photographer's delight, a harmonious blend of vintage aesthetics and modern technology. Its rangefinder-style body, with a titanium top plate, feels robust and luxurious in hand, offering a tactile shooting experience that invites creativity. The hidden LCD encourages you to shoot with intention, reducing distractions and immersing you in the moment. The X-Trans IV sensor brings enhanced colour reproduction and dynamic range, pivotal for those who love Fujifilm's film simulations. With the X-Pro3, you experience a tactile connection to your craft, reminiscent of the film days, fostering creativity and mindfulness with every shot.
The X-Pro3's X-Trans IV sensor supports a broad range of Fujifilm film-simulation recipes, including Classic Negative and Eterna. However, it lacks Clarity, Grain Size, and Colour Chrome FX Blue, features introduced with later X-Trans IV bodies. Additionally, white balance shift cannot be saved per custom slot, requiring manual adjustment each time you set up a recipe.
Released in 2019, the X-Pro3 continues Fujifilm's tradition of blending analogue style with digital innovation.
What it nails, what to watch
What it nails
- Hybrid viewfinder enhances composition.
- Titanium top plate offers durability.
- Includes Classic Negative film simulation.
- Hidden LCD fosters mindful shooting.
- X-Trans IV sensor boosts colour fidelity.
What to watch
- Lacks in-body stabilisation.
- No Clarity setting available.
- Grain Size can't be adjusted.
- Colour Chrome FX Blue missing.
What this body adds
SE
Sensor
26.1 MP X-Trans CMOS 4 BSI
PR
Processor
X-Processor 4
MO
Mount
X-mount (interchangeable)
VI
Viewfinder
Hybrid OVF/EVF with parallax correction
RE
Rear screen
Tilting hidden 3-inch LCD + sub-LCD
TO
Top plate
Titanium (Dura coating optional)
Recipes for the X-Pro3
All recipes
1981 Kodak
The nostalgic grain and warm undertones recall 1980s Kodak film. Ideal for video and cinematic captures.
Acros Negative
Monochrome tones with subtle grain and muted contrast. Ideal for capturing architectural details and urban life.
Agfa Ultra 100
Punchy colours and soft details create a calm urban aesthetic, perfect for overcast days and vibrant street photography.
B&W Negative
Gritty texture with strong grain and deep shadows for a timeless feel.
B&W Sepia
Infuse your shots with sepia tones and pronounced grain for a distinctly nostalgic mood.
Beware My Velvia
Intense contrast and deep hues make landscapes captivating. Suited for vibrant outdoor scenes.
Chrome Slide
Subtle warmth and nostalgia, where muted tones shine in urban settings under overcast skies.
CineStill 400 V2
Gentle grain and soft tones create a vibrant colour palette. Ideal for portraits with an urban backdrop.
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Classic B&W
Timeless Monochrome with Bold Grain and Depth
Fuji Negative
Subdued palette with fine grain and deep shadows. Perfect for serene portraits and studio settings.
Fujicolor 100 Gold
Dreamy, nostalgic feel with gentle grain and rich tones. Perfect for moody street and urban captures.
Fujicolor Analog
Dreamy shadows and subdued colours create a relaxed atmosphere perfect for overcast urban exploration.
How to add a recipe to your X-Pro3
- Access the menu and navigate to Image Quality Setting.
- Select Edit/Save Custom Setting to choose a custom slot.
- Adjust film simulation and settings as desired.
- Save the configuration to the selected custom slot.
Tips for the X-Pro3
- Utilise the hybrid viewfinder for flexible framing.
- Explore the Classic Negative film simulation.
- Use the sub-LCD for quick settings review.
- Experiment with different lenses for varied looks.
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Frequently asked questions
Which recipes work on the X-Pro3?
The X-Pro3 supports X-Trans IV recipes, including Classic Negative and Eterna. However, early X-Trans IV features like Clarity and Grain Size are not available.
Does the X-Pro3 have in-body stabilisation?
No, the X-Pro3 lacks in-body image stabilisation, so lens-based stabilisation or a tripod is recommended for steady shots.
How do I add a recipe to the X-Pro3?
Go to the menu, select Edit/Save Custom Setting, pick a slot, adjust settings, and save your recipe configuration.