Once the news hit the web, some FR-readers wondered what happened to the firmware update, that DJI promised to deliver for the DJI Ronin-S to finally support Fujifilm cameras.
As you can see above, DJI confirmed on Twitter, that that engineers are still working on it.
Imaging Resorce has now added their weather sealing test to their Fujifilm X-T3 review, with excellent results!
They give it a rating of 4 (with 1 being the worst and 5 the best)
Their conclusion:
Overall, the Fujifilm X-T3 seems to be very well-sealed against the weather. It passed our standard 35-minute “heavy rain” test with flying colors, and whilst its touch screen didn’t work when wet, its eye-detect EVF sensor worked throughout. Beyond that, it stood up to just under 40 minutes of the same soaking the day after, impressive given that its gaskets would already have been pretty wet from the first day’s test. And even after this extreme soaking, it returned to full functioning after just overnight drying.
Bottom line, the Fujifilm X-T3 has very good weather-sealing, and we’d have no qualms about using it for short intervals in heavy rain, and for longer periods of time in light rain or drizzle.
There is a difference between being weather sealed only on paper or in real life, right Sony? (video below) ;)