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February 2016
(88%)
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288 Reviews
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The editors liked
24Mp XTrans CMOS III
Traditional exposure controls
New minijoystick controller
The image quality is excellent even at high ISO speeds. The outstanding quality of Fujifilm lenses is almost enough to justify the purchase of the camera. The classic aperture ring/shutter speed knob selectors is how it should be done.
The editors didn't like
Rear screen fixed rather than tilting or articulating
Low battery life in High Performance mode
Limited appeal for videographers
The camera is unnecessarily large and heavy. It is heavier than the XT1 which has the same size (lower resolution) APS sensor. And placing the viewfinder at the extreme left of the body makes for awkward handling. And the LCD doesn't swivel. In 2016?
Unmatched Viewfinder Quality, Excellent image and video quality, Solid Metal Build,
ISO Slider is awkwardly placed, No tilt or touchscreen, Average battery backup
The X-Pro2 comes off as the perfect successor to the X-Pro1, with improvement visible in every aspect. It is an absolutely stunning premium camera that has rightfully earned its place as the flagship model of the company's X-Series. With tons of features...
Great layout of controls, Excellent image quality, Autofocus is much improved, Hybrid viewfinder adds an extra dimension
Auto white balance has issues with tungsten lighting
There's little doubt that the FUJIFILM X-Pro2 is capable of holding its own against other heavyweights, like the Sony Alpha 7R II, the Nikon D810, and Canon EOS 5D Mark III. Its resolving power (the ability to capture details) is great, and in some cases...
Wide range of customisable controls, Brilliant hybrid viewfinder, Excellent image quality, Handsome, pro-quality build
No 4K video, No in-body stabilisation
Despite these drawbacks, the X-Pro2's image quality, build quality and control setup impressed me so much that I'd recommend it to anybody seeking a camera for street photography. It's beautifully built (and built to last), timelessly stylish and performs...
Abstract: Fujifilm's new camera barrageFujifilm has just had quite a major launch in conjunction with their celebration of the 5th anniversary of their X-series cameras, and no less than four cameras were announced, along with a new telephoto zoom lens and a new pr...
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Published: 2016-04-04, Author: Wilson , review by: techgoondu.com
Abstract: It has been a few years since we last saw the Fujifilm X-Pro1 and during that time, the Japanese company has introduced various models including the X-T1.Looking at the specifications alone, I would have thought that the X-T1 would have been dubbed the X-...
Published: 2016-03-07, Author: Marcus , review by: digitalone.com.sg
The X-Pro2 is certainly a most impressive camera. It addresses all of the faults of the X-Pro1 and brings performance that easily surpasses the X-T1 while adding needed interface upgrades to a camera that just feels right in the hands. In terms of image q...
Great layout of controls, Excellent image quality, Autofocus is much improved, Hybrid viewfinder adds an extra dimension
Auto white balance has issues with tungsten lighting
The X-Pro2 is certainly a most impressive camera. It addresses all of the faults of the X-Pro1 and brings performance that easily surpasses the X-T1 while adding needed interface upgrades to a camera that just feels right in the hands. In terms of image q...
Abstract: THE STRAITS TIMES DIGITAL EDITOR'S CHOICE Camera stands out for image quality, ability to toggle between film simulation modes The Fujifilm X-Pro2 is the successor to the four-year-old X-Pro1, which has garnered a cult following. The X-Pro2 features t...
If you cannot afford to buy a Leica rangefinder, the Fujifilm X-Pro2 is the next best thing. You don't have to sacrifice an arm and a leg...
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Published: 2016-02-14, Author: Wilson , review by: techgoondu.com
Abstract: It has been some time since Fujifilm, on the back of the success of the X100 professional compact camera, launched its first APS-C X-Tran sensor mirrorless system. The X-Pro1 did the unthinkable then, marrying the workings of a rangefinder camera with mod...
