Fujifilm X-E3: A camera that can serve both amateurs and professionals

Manual mode is pretty accurate and offers a lot of control, provided, of course, you're comfortable with manual controls

The Fujifilm X-E3 (Rs 70,999, body only) mirrorless camera, despite being built with a plastic and metal body, looks and feels solid. The review sample was paired with a 35mm lens (Rs 42,999), which also had an aperture ring. The clickable control rings are easy to use and, in combination with the 3-inch touchscreen display, offers plenty of wiggle-room for customisations.

I went out one afternoon and clicked a lot of pictures in auto mode, simply because it was so easy. The jpeg results were outstanding — punchy colours and detailing, as well as life-like skin tones; at high ISO settings,