Hello again! Izzy at Digital Goja
showrooms and here I have two of
Fujifilm's most popular newest versions
of their mirrorless cameras: The X-T2 and
the Fujifilm X-PRO 2. If this video
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Well again, we have the X Pro 2 that came out
in January of this year, one of
Fujifilm's flagship cameras and then
what do they do? They also upgrade the XT
line in July and come out with the
X-T2, very similar,
they're both again their flagship
cameras. They both have a 24-point
3-megapixel x-trans CMOS sensor, that
means it can capture tremendous detail.
They both are weather-sealed, both can
shoot up to 8 frames per second. This
one, which is their XP Pro lineup, comes
with the hybrid view finder, where you
have the capability of having an optical
and an electronic view finder and you can
even switch it so that you have inlay
based on the type of millimeter lens
you're working with and helps you with
your focusing. They both have a three
inch size screen, they're not touchscreen
but they do give you a little bit more
detail on this one, this one is almost 2
million dots compared to 1.04 million dots
on here. Now the big difference is, this
guy does have the articulating screen so
I can actually swivel it and angle it to
my liking.
Again, not a touch screen, don't keep
complaining about that, Fuji wants to
maintain this design because they've had
better results with the weather sealing.
Very nice size screen, but it does not
articulate.
They have very similar dial set up and
Fuji is world-renowned with giving you
actually dial so you can do your
settings. So you can set your aperture on
the lenses if you choose to and you have
your separate shutter speed dials on top
of the camera and even your exposure
compensation. They went a little bit further
and they gave you a separate dial on the
X-T2 for your ISO. Some people have
complained that could have been used for
something else but no, honestly I think
it's a nice setup, very well-thought-out.
You have the x-series lenses available,
this one of course was stepped up to a
4k video capability, full HD on the x-pro 2
some people said well you know why
doesn't this do it I think it has to do
with a heat sink built up in here that
allows you to dissipate the heat that's
going to be an issue with all cameras that
are recording now in 4k but the beauty
of Fujifilm is they gave you a new
software update, this is version 2.0
on you owners of the X-PRO 2, so that
means they gave you the same amount of
focusing points that you have on its newer
brother 325 focus points, which are again
accessible with the little joystick that
they put back here.
I really like that feature, I sometimes
prefer it better than using the
touchscreen to be able to control your
focus points, much faster focusing I
believe, again, mode allows you really
improve tracking and continuous focusing,
you do have a little bit more customized
system in the X-T2 when it comes to your
focus tracking but all-in-all both of
them are going to allow you to do very
fast action shooting the X PRO 2 now
has with the new software update the
capability of working with Fujifilm's
new flash that's going to be coming out the
EFX500 which has wireless TTL and the
new high-speed sync. Speaking about high
speed, they both have mechanical shutters
that allow you to shoot all the way up
to 1/8000 of a second and again at
eight frames per second
these guys are not going to leave you in
the dust when it comes to doing fast
action photography. Beautiful lenses here,
I happen to have their 18-55 standard
kit lens which is considerably better
than most kit lenses out there believe me and
here you have the 23 mm 1.4 Fujifilm
is very renowned for their prime lenses.
They are state-of-the-art, again
Fujifilm cameras have been around for
quite a while and they've brought it to
a new plateau now in the world of
mirrorless did in the world of
mirrorless digital cameras. So if you are
in the market for a mirrorless APS-C
camera take a closer look at the
Fujifilm X-Pro 2 and the Fujifilm X-T2
camera.
Happy shooting!