It’s truly a beautiful camera, in my opinion. It doesn’t have a rangefinder mechanism, but the hybrid optical/electronic viewfinder sports a large front window, and the classic dials of the Fuji X-Series interface cement the retro look. The center of the camera is covered in the classic black leatherette to add even more to the retro styling.Ĭoncerning that styling, the X-Pro 2 truly looks like a classic rangefinder. Fuji has also added weather sealing, such that it should hold up to shooting in light rain when using a WR designated lens. There are no creaks or points of flex anywhere on the camera body. The metal top and bottom plates are single piece items, with no seams to be found. The X-Pro 2 is solidly constructed of magnesium alloy, and Fuji’s done a great job putting together a package that feels tight and very high quality. If you were to quickly look at both cameras, you’d be forgiven for failing to notice any differences. The X-Pro 2 stays true to the original styling and construction of the X-Pro 1. I am not a videographer, so my reviews concentrate on the still imaging capabilities of a camera. I review products on how they act for me as a photographic tool. There are plenty of other sites that cover those. You won’t find lens charts or resolution numbers here. If you’re not familiar with my reviews, I review from a real world shooting perspective. I was excited to get my hands on the X-Pro 2, and after running it through its paces the past two weeks, I’m excited to tell you about it.
#Fuji full frame 2016 series
While the exterior of the camera looks very similar to the original X-Pro 1 released in 2012, the X-Pro 2 has the first all-new image sensor for the series and a host of new features, most of which center around the controls of the camera.
#Fuji full frame 2016 update
Fuji fans have been waiting for an update to the original X-Series interchangeable lens camera for a long time, and Fuji has seen fit to update quite a bit with this new rangefinder-styled flagship. After four long years, it’s finally here: the Fuji X-Pro 2.
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