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a new ACROS film simulation with ISO-controlled film grain.

automatic pixel mapping (to map out dead or hot pixels).

faster hybrid autofocus with improved predictive capabilities, a larger phase-detection area and more focus points (either 7 x 11 or 13 x 21 focus points, including either 7 x 7 or 13 x 13 phase detection points).

dual SD card slots (slot 1 supports UHS-II).

a low-vibration 1/8000s mechanical shutter with 1/250s flash sync that is rated for at least 150,000 shots (supplemented by an electronic shutter with 1/32000s).

The optical viewfinder that now supports focal lengths up to 140mm

an Advanced Hybrid Multi Viewfinder (featuring a diopter adjustment dial) with two optical magnifications and an electronic rangefinder option.

weather-sealing with protection against rain, dust and freezing.

an improved user interface with a new menu structure (including a custom My Menu with up to 16 entries) and better dials and controls (such as the front command dial and the dedicated joystick to quickly move the autofocus frame or zone).

100% faster sensor readout (resulting in better AF tracking performance, a reduced blackout time of only 150ms and a fast 85 fps EVF refresh rate).

improved ISO performance that’s about one stop better than the previous generation.

a much faster processor (X-Processor Pro) that offers improved image quality, better noise response and better dynamic range.

a new 24.3 MP X-Trans CMOS III sensor (Sony-built with 14 bit readout) with no anti-aliasing filter.

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However, it’s a different story on the inside (click here for full camera specs and here for more than 150 straight-out-of-camera and Lightroom RAW conversion sample images).

At first glance, the X-Pro2 looks just like its predecessor.

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You can now pre-register with this link, so my publisher can send you an email as soon as there’s an update about when and how to (pre-)order your personal copy at a discount of 40%.įour years after the introduction of the X-Pro1, Fujifilm is finally ready to open a new chapter in their book of mirrorless cameras. Update: My book on the new Fujifilm X-Pro2 will be available this summer from rocky nook (eBook and print edition). Oktober 2016īy Rico Pfirstinger First Look Review: The retro-styled X-Pro2 kicks off Fujifilm’s next generation of enthusiast X-series cameras, based on a state-of-the-art 24.3 MP X-Trans sensor and a much more powerful processor. At first, everything seems strikingly familiar, but a closer look reveals that quite a lot has changed.Ī Fujifilm X-Pro2 after a few days of light use

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