Fuji X-Pro2: List of first reviews, hands-on videos and pictures

[Leon_B.]

Hello everybody,

I've started a collection of the first reviews, which can be found on the net. Please leave a comment if you have further recommendations.

 

Articles:

• First Look: Fujifilm X-Pro2.
• Fujifilm X-Pro 2 First Impressions Review
• Fuji X-Pro2 review with 20 high res sample images
• This is a detailed review of the Fuji X-Pro2
• The Fujifilm X-Pro2 Review
• Retro through-and-through: Fujifilm X-Pro2 First Impressions Review
• From Leo to Revelation | Journey with the X-Pro2
• How Fujifilm's cameras and lenses are Made in Japan

Further interesting articles:

• How Fujifilm's cameras and lenses are Made in Japan.
• What does the X-PRO 2 mean for Fuji addicts!?
• Take a Peek Inside the Fujifilm X-Pro2
• Going Pro: We interview Fujifilm execs in Tokyo

 

Fuji X-Pro2 Picture Collection:

• Andreas Jordan from fotoMAGAZIN had the chance to test the Fuji X-Pro 2 and shows pictures from St Peter's Basilica
• Great landscape shots by Dave Kai-Piper
• Black and white shots by Jonas Rask
• Image collection by Rico Pfirstinger
• Preview: FujiFilm X-Pro2 Beispielaufnahmen on dkamera.de

Videos auf Englisch:

 

 

 

[karin.gottschalk]

 

 

On Assignment: Mum for Fuji

http://strobist.blogspot.com.au/2016/01/on-assignment-mum-for-fuji.html

 

A Miss

 

• Eye Relief. And to clarify, this is a miss for me, personally. It is the only caveat I would give to someone considering an X-Pro 2, and it applies only to eyeglass wearers. (Like moi, natch.)

 

The viewfinder is tight with glasses. Yes, it has a variable diopter (dial-in kind) and that in iteslf is a big progression from the X-Pro 1. Usable with glasses, yes. But a tight squeeze. And worse, in Tokyo I saw on public display the (rejected) prototype X-Pro 2 that included a physical lens-dialing diotper that would have given me sharpness and eye relief. 

 

I crumpled into a ball on the floor. (Why...)

 

We strongly considered it, explained a nearby engineer. But it was too easy to change the (physical lens-dialing) diopter inadvertantly as you pulled the camera out of your bag. So we went internal.

 

Oh. (sniffle... snot...) Okay. 

 

So, a miss for me—and a caveat for you, if you wear glasses. But I understand. Mostly.

 

[CRAusmus]

Can't figure out how to imbed the video...Sorry...

 

https://vimeo.com/153364907

 

There is one image shot at ISO 51200 that looks phenomenal in my opinion...