Fujifilm X-T20 Review

The Fujifilm X-T20 is a midrange SLR-styled mirrorless camera that slots between the X-E2S and the flagship X-T2 in Fujifilm's lineup. Built around a 24-megapixel APS-C X-Trans CMOS III sensor without a low-pass filter, it delivers the company's signature image quality straight out of camera, a strength reviewers consistently praised. The X-T20 shoots 4K video and features a 3-inch touchscreen, a 0.62x magnification EVF, and the Fujifilm X mount with its wide lens ecosystem. It lacks in-body stabilization, so you'll rely on optically stabilized lenses when shooting handheld.

Reviewers found the X-T20 highly compelling for its blend of capable autofocus, burst shooting, and excellent color rendering. The compact, retro-inspired body draws frequent compliments for its compact footprint and tactile appeal, though its small size may not suit everyone. At $899 for the body, it offers much of what makes the X-T2 appealing in a more accessible package, making it a strong pick for enthusiasts who value Fujifilm's film simulations and handling over the latest autofocus or stabilization tech.