Name: X-Pro2
Brand: Fujifilm
SKU: 1150
Rating: 4.3 (39 reviews)

4.3

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Consumer ratings:

4.3 / 5

also very capable at both stills and video capture
Two very good cameras in this class
very good stills cam and a superb video cam

Lightroom can t do when re-processing the RAW files
it lacks controls
lack of availability of pro APSC glass

Sensor type: CMOS III
Image sensor format: Advanced Photo System type-C (APS-C)
Sensor size: 23.6x15.6 mm
Effective pixels: 24 Mpx
Max resolution: 6000, 4000 px
Lens mount: Fujifilm X
Autofocus: Continuous Auto Focus, Face detection, Single Auto Focus, Tracking Auto Focus
Screen size: 3 in
Touch screen: no

Fujifilm X-Pro2 - Pros & Cons

also very capable at both stills and video capture
Two very good cameras in this class
very good stills cam and a superb video cam
a cam that works always
great
fast and sharp
Video quality improves substantially as well
includes more functionality and comparable image quality
The autofocus system itself has been improved
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be comfortable and satisfying to handle
exposure is accurate and eyes stay focused
high resolution means that clarity is excellent
Footage is recorded smoothly and with good detail
Colours are accurate and pleasing on the default Standard/Provia
solid and well-built
The videos also achieved very good results in our noise tests
The dynamic range results are very good
all parameters are quickly and easily controlled
overall color reproduction is excellent
camera can keep up with fairly fast moving subjects and deliver sharp results
camera's AF system was quick and sure
its control response is fast and crisp
feels sturdy and very well-made
The controls are also laid out well
Both color and white balance were also exceptional
excellent performance and beautiful aesthetics
extremely well
feeling solid and well-built
The Hybrid Viewfinder is an superb technological achievement
The joystick is slight sharp yet quite efficient to use
it is comfortable and shows focus well
Visibility is good both indoors and outdoors
The display is extremely sharp and bright with a good refresh rate
a battery-compartment door which is very solid
Fast and smooth
The night photograph was excellent
looks
feels and performs very much like a classic DSLR
speedy processor and faster auto
smaller and more capable camera
better ergonomics and build quality
excellent
Very solid and feels terrific in the hand
brilliant
fast
compact and takes lovely images
OVF worked surprisingly well
small
compact and ideal for street
Links and / or examples are highly appreciated
make it easy to shoot compelling lifestyle images
Amazingly quick and accurate autofocus
looks great and has a reasonable price tag
great light camera with superb IQ
Fujifilm needed to create an out-and-out replacement
sharpness
clarity and colour reproduction in
The screen and electronic viewfinder are both improved
faster
more accurate
The sensor in this camera performs very well
it and the lens were fine-amazingly
camera comes with a solid metal body with a refined handgrip
image quality is excellent and the hardware under-the-hood
great hardware and superb software
The performance generally has improved a lot as well
still images looked great
Shadow detail was rich and images detailed
The controls are impressive too
the AF performance got better with the right settings
the AF speed has improved significantly
Good Great layout of controls
almost everything is improved
feels well-balanced in the hand
X-Pro2 is very well built
dual-purpose shutter and ISO dial is an interesting design compromise
handsome
handsome camera
magnesium body feels very solid and ready for real adventure
The design is very simple and minimalistic like
AF performance of the X-Pro2 is excellent
perfect mix of performance and image quality
The camera is very simple and straightforward to use
option and it enhances the tactile experience
it works well
image quality The new sensor and the new processor are a welcome upgrade
It is really helpful in low light situations
well-balanced and designed to deliver excellent results
Colours are lovely
natural and depending on the profile selected you get
AF system became much more polished and reliable
image quality is great up to 6400
and usable up to 12
focus peaking works great with vintage lenses
sports better autofocus
more flexible video codecs
and
wonderful colors with excellent dynamic range and images are
enthusiasm is always appreciated as well
good eye and a decent piece of equipment
It has incredible dynamic range
EVF size in the XT1 is far superior
new improved DR is perfect for travel and landscapes
- Nice shots also
pleasant and interesting to read
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superb and inspiration to get out and shoot
XT1 is beautiful
Great photos as well jr050680
feels good to have in your hand and to hold to your eye
more than enough resolution
dynamic range and high-ISO capabilities
the newer sensors are great for jpeg shooters
The focus peeking and focus confirmation tools are great
fast and reliable and to deliver good quality images
s well thought out
organised and easy to learn
combination is smart and easy to use at the same time
The colour reproduction is amazingly neutral
AF-C is much faster and more reliable for continuous shooting
autofocus works very fast and also the continuous shooting speed
EVF more useful for showing frame coverage
It also works really well in low-light conditions
Improvements to the control layout and menu design will
smoother gradation
deeper blacks and better rendition of textures
The adjustment works well with both the EVF and OVF
robust and weather-sealed
mirrorless camera space has improved by leaps and bounds
Details are crisp
autofocus is quick
smooth and steady
Fujifilm has some very good primes in its lineup
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improves handling in the field and makes the camera easier to work with
The resulting menu system is easier to navigate and is more logical
improvements are great
the handling is superb with really fast operation and auto-focus
LCD improvement is very nice now featuring a
the quality is still great and the file sizes are
it will work great
easy to adjust on the fly
smoother gradations
deeper blacks
and vastly improved low light shooting
grain quality does appear to be quite good
improved response times
faster autofocus
less noise
and better colour reproduction
focus is quick and accurate
It s pretty good
and it works
it works great
making it more visible and easily accessible when needed

Lightroom can t do when re-processing the RAW files
it lacks controls
lack of availability of pro APSC glass
Nikon alone is disappointing regarding DX lenses
it lacks on the video end and pure speed
lack of controls would be the con
infamous waxy skin tone problem at high ISO has also been eliminated
feature-adding firmware updates
camera system is only as good as its lenses
Autofocus has been a weak spot in the Fuji X system
The battery performance here is poor
the LCD screen beneath the viewfinder is neither touch-sensitive
Full-Frame Mirrorless Camera
Telephoto Lens MISTAKES that Spoil Travel
The exaggerated contrast lines are visible in our portrait shot
luminance noise factor remains on a very low level
The hair structure looks a little over-sharpened
a pop-out LCD screen
No tripod or extra lens filters
the X-Pro2 is still slightly heavier than its predecessor
spare NP-W126 Li-Ion Battery
A built-in flash is still not included
there s no 4K recording capability
the power switch and exposure compensation dial are prone to moving accidentally
it s fixed rather than tilting and it s not touch-sensitive
it can be a little awkward to use
Continuous autofocus still lags behind competing DSLR cameras
requires a relatively slow shutter speed
averaging right around 2800 line widths per picture height
High frequencies will still produce some discoloration
ISO 100 is only available when shooting JPEG
Fuji has struggled to master across its entire lineup
lack of 4K capture and an external microphone input
it s bulky and heavy for a CSC
wide-angle shots are partially obscured by the lens
too soft on all dials which causes frequent accidental changes to parameters
Shutter-Speed and EC dials
Reaches shutter-speeds longer than 4 seconds
Allows external flash units to be attached
The display is unfortunately not always Exposure-Priority
Pro2 has no built-in flash
more noise appearing in the image
this is no ordinary optical viewfinder
there's no cable supplied in the box
no built-in ND filter
impossible to convert back from dng to raw
get 300 shots on a single battery charge the camera is pretty much useless
loss of the tilt rear screen
film needs to looks scratchy
dusty and faded
No camera is perfect
it does not cost you a cent more
really missed the tilting screen
missed the dedicated switches for drive and metering modes
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the camera does not feature a touch-screen
no sign of battery grip it's only grip
it's a little bit weak in fact
Not perfect of course
the camera never missed a shot of its own accord
the slower it is
LCD screen takes up a fair amount of real estate
the front of the camera is still very devoid of controls
3in LCD screen cannot be pulled away from the camera in any way
appetite for a refresh was very obvious
the ISO 100 setting is JPEG only
not a camera that captures social-media ready images
camera's sensor is exposing the image
noise finally starts to creep in
sluggish performance while attempting to capture fast-moving objects
the rather absurd placement of the ISO dial
lack of 4K or an external mic input
sluggish when tracking moving subjects
lack of mirror box
no mirror box in the first place
ISO dial
a throwback to film cameras
misses in terms of the auto-focus
the camera has a confusing menu
smart string lights
would at times fail to even focus under similarly dim conditions
that detail loss and chromatic noise became
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don't have to sacrifice an arm and a leg
Auto white balance has issues with tungsten lighting
only the extreme ends are left out
A tilting screen can also not be tilted
bracketing mode is still limited for HDR
lacks is sensor stabilization
lack of a proper front grip makes this more difficult to achieve
you can only record video on SD card slot
Fuji did not give up
upgrading usually goes away after upgrading to the new camera
it is an eyesore
Some images are slightly cropped and on some of the images
There is no additional cost to you
the sound of the shutter gives a resounding thunk without being too loud
lack of stabilisation is pertinent in stills photography
badly to get this cam
fuji prime lenses do not have image stabilization
little Fn button they put on the front
hot shoe is a bit different
no longer limited to using Jpeg only at the high ISO settings
the second Hand models are not around the Corner to try out unfortunately
X-T1 with vintage lenses
too expensive
XT2 quite cheap on the used market now
X-Pro series cameras
the new Lightroom CC doesn t have those
optical low pass filter
there is no indication of the central focus point whilst recording
A bit more technical
neither movable nor is it a touch screen
the X-Pro 2 is expensive at $1700
no smartphone is required for wireless recording security on a PC
Raw shooters are likely to find them a bit limited
ISO sensitivity is not included
getting upset at you for taking up all of the storage space
camera isn't really built to work alongside heavy lenses
mirrorless camera that is a bit outdated
find a Fujifilm X-Pro 2 available online
DSLRs still have a lot of value
Many modern cameras cannot only take still pictures
feedback is often incomplete
inconsistent
and biased
Measurements and pricing do not include easily detachable parts
larger sensors tend to be more expensive and lead to bigger and heavier cameras and lenses
and stock clearance sales often push the camera price considerably down
the wheel cannot be used to switch between ISO 25
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Auto-focus does not allow you to select specific focus points
Does the camera come with an external battery charger
mode is not available in other cameras
Fujifilm system unfortunately does not offer real wireless TTL
no dedicated movie button
no headphone jack for monitoring audio
pointlessly over-sized exposure compensation dial
mirrorless cameras suffer from lens scarcity to some degree
some of the actual option are in slightly confusing places
it lacks a certain premium/retro finish
Cameras will only work with the memory cards listed for each model
the lens or camera body has a build in stabilizer to compensate those
there is no way to use either of thoseFunctionalityI'll start with charging the battery
no built-in flash
lags behind more noticeably is in video capture
Optical viewfinder not well-suited for telephoto lenses
In-camera battery charging is not supported
Fixed LCD doesn't support touch input
No manufacturer is immune to the occasional bad lens
no creaks or points of flex anywhere on the camera body
price tag still seems a bit steep
Fujifilm again has been asleep at the wheel
lack an aperture ring
camera is draining some of the battery to charge its internal battery
AF Illumination is a bit buried in menus
frame lines are still inaccurate when using manual lenses
that also do not include an OLP filter
Photometry settings are disabled
poor app design
RAW file processing could only be done in-camera
the body is also weather resistant
no gain in image noise)
Does the Fujifilm X-Pro2 have Weather Sealing
lack of anti-alias (Low-pass) filter
have built-in Wireless
it doesn't have a headphone port though
electronic shutter may cause rolling shutter / jello effects
Format can t be added to MY Menu
It s again a bit more spongy
losing three Fn buttons
The Dial Lock Release is quite a bit more spongy
it s a bit of a pain

Fujifilm X-Pro2 - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Screen size	3 in Best: Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W710 Screen size: 6.7 in
ISO maximum	51200 Best: Pentax KP ISO maximum: 819200
Effective pixels	24 Mpx Best: Hasselblad H6D-100c Effective pixels: 100 Mpx
Max resolution	6000 x 4000 px Best: Leica M11 Max resolution: 9528 x 6328 px

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Fujifilm X-Pro2 - Full Specifications

Sensor type	CMOS III
Image sensor format	Advanced Photo System type-C
Sensor size	0.93 in
Effective pixels	24.0 Mpx
Image ratio w:h	1:1 3:2 16:9
Max resolution	6000 x 4000 px
Other resolutions	4240x2832 3008x2000 6000x3376 4240x2384 3008x1688 4000x4000 2832x2832 2000x2000
Processor	X Processor Pro

Lens mount	Fujifilm X
Magnification (Crop factor)	1.5 x
AF assist (auto-focus assist light)	Lamp
Focus adjustment	Auto/Manual
Contrast autofocus	yes
Contrast adjustment	yes
Saturation adjustment	yes
Brightness adjustment	yes
Autofocus in recording mode	yes
Focal length multiplier	1.5x
Autofocus	Continuous Auto Focus Face detection Single Auto Focus Tracking Auto Focus
Auto Focus (AF) lock	yes
Manual focus	yes
Number of focus points	273
Max number of AF points (incl. assistant)	77
Image stabiliser	Lens based only
Phase detection autofocus	yes
Number of AF points (contrast)	325

Shooting modes	Auto Manual Program Scene
Camera shutter type	Electronic Mechanical
Minimum shutter speed	30.0 s
Maximum shutter speed	1.0 s
Maximum shutter speed (electronic)	1/32000 sec
Shutter priority	yes
Aperture priority	yes
Manual exposure mode	yes
Exposure compensation plus	5
Exposure compensation minus	-5
Expousure compensation steps	1/3
Auto exposure lock	yes
AE EV steps	1/3 1/2 2/3 1 2
Continuous shooting	yes
Self-timer delay	2 10
AE frames	3
WB Bracketing	Yes
Subject / scene modes	no
Flash sync speed	1/250s
Built-in flash	no
Flash modes	Auto Forced ON Redeye Reduction Slow Sync Suppressed
External flash connection	Hot shoe
Flash metering system	TTL
External flash	yes
Continuous drive	8.0 fps
Self-timer	yes
Metering modes	Multi Center-weighted Spot
Manual settings	yes
Self-timer options	2 10
Speed (JPEG)	8.0 fps
Speed (RAW)	8.0 fps
Exposure bracketing	0.3 - 2.0±EV

Built-in microphone	yes
Microphone type	Stereo
Speaker type	Mono
Voice recording	yes
Audio system	Stereo
Supported audio file formats	PCM

Weight	15.7 oz
Width	5.53 in
Height	3.26 in
Depth	1.81 in

Power source type	Battery
Battery life (CIPA)	250
Battery life (max)	1.33 h
Battery technology	Lithium-Ion
Battery capacity	1260.0 mAh
Battery voltage	7.2 V
Number of batteries supported	2
Start-up time	4000.0 ms

Timelapse recording	yes
GPS	no
Orientation sensor	yes
Languages support	Multi

ISO	100 200 12800 25600 51200
ISO Auto	yes
ISO minimum	200
ISO maximum	51200
Boosted ISO minimum	100
Boosted ISO maximum	51200
Maximum image resolution	6000 x 4000 px
White balance presets	7
White balance modes	Auto Custom modes Fine Fluorescent Incandescent Shade Underwater
Custom white balance	yes
Supported image file formats	RAW
Photo effects	Black&White Negative film Sepia
Image stabilizer	yes
Image stabilization type	No
Supported aspect ratios	1:1 3:2 16:9
Uncompressed format	RAW
HDR	no
AEB/HDR support	yes

Screen size	3.0 in
Articulated LCD	no
Screen technology	LCD
Display aspect ratio	3:2
Screen dots	1620000
Touch screen	no
Live view	yes
Viewfinder	Electronic Optical
Viewfinder screen size	0.48 in
Viewfinder coverage	92.0 %
Viewfinder resolution	2360000.0 px
Viewfinder magnification	0.6 x
Dioptre correction	yes
Diopter adjustment (D-D)	-4 - 2
Eye relief	0.63 in
Separate info display	no
Second display	no

Maximum resolution	1920 x 1080 px
Video recording	yes
Recording resolutions	1280 x 720 1920 x 1080
HD type	Full HD
Supported video file formats	MOD
Max resolution (highest frame rate)	1920 x 1080
Max frame rate (highest resolution)	60.0 fps
Max frame rate (regardless of res.)	60.0 fps
Motion JPEG frame rate	60.0 fps

Body type	MILC
Body material	Aluminum-magnesium
Colour of product	Black Black,Graphite Graphite
Anti-dust system	yes
Environmentally sealed	yes

Compatible memory cards	SD SDHC SDXC
Maximum memory card size	256.0 GB
Dual memory card slots	yes
Memory slots	1
Storage types	SD SDHC SDXC
Camera file system	DPOF Exif 2.3

micro-HDMI	yes
HDMI connector type	Micro
USB connector type	Micro-USB
USB version	2.0
Headphone port	no
Microphone port	yes
Wireless	Built-In
Supported WiFi types	IEEE 802.11b IEEE 802.11g IEEE 802.11n
Remote control	yes
PictBridge	no
NFC	no
Wireless network (Wi-Fi)	yes
Bluetooth	no
Firewire	no

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