Gianluca82

@UncoyDP If you do not have an accont set 6400 ISO for both, low light, central position of the frame.

@Karroly Set 6400 ISO for both, low light, central position of the frame. Do you really see the images of the X-t2 better?

@Karroly I still do not understand if I see the same images ...
HIGH LIGHT https://imageshack.com/a/img923/7687/yG3M66.png
LOW LOGHT https://imageshack.com/a/img923/1774/2WGL2H.png

Then the X-T3 is perfect. In a fairly lighted room (not completely illuminated) you will have remarkable results. So we agree.

I struggle to understand. Which of you uses 12,800 - 25,600 or 51,200 ISO in bright light or with the subject fully illuminated?

My eyes see that the X-T3 files are much better in poor or weak...