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First Look: FujiFilm X-Pro 2 Comparison
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ม.ค. 2016
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This is my first look comparison of the Fujifilm X-Pro 2 and the other Fujifilm X series cameras. If you have not already watched my full review of the X-Pro 2, you should probably watch this video first:
• First Look: Fujifilm X...
However, if you just want to see how the new X-Pro 2 compares with the existing Fujifilm X series cameras, against the Leica SL and the Ricoh GR, then this is the video for you. Please check out my written review on my blog, as well as on FujiLove on-line magazine.
Thanks for watching and happy shooting!
My review on Bigheadtaco.com:
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My review on FujiLove magazine:
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As a hobbyist who just bought his first Fujifilm camera I enjoyed the video. I appreciated that you included the little X-T10 since that is what I just purchased.
Fantastic comparo. This was very informative. Great job!
Very informative video thanks for great comparison
Very cool review. When you say it blows away the EVF in the X100T -which is something I want, it makes me think I should wait for the X100T follow on model and see what it's like. X-Pro2 in silver would be sweet. Oh and I was disappointed you you didn't compare it to your coffee mug on your right our left. :)
Great video! Really enjoy watching them~
Love the video, I've been watching all of yours to decide if I should pre-order the xpro 2 or maybe wait for the eventual XT-2 or whatever it will be (have the xt1 now). I noticed halfway through that you're wearing two watches, and I love it! Are they for a different time zones?
+Elliot Haney I just enjoy wearing two watches, but when I travel I do set with different time zones like the old school pilots use to do before the GMT watch or now with digital devices...
nice video.. mist have been hard to keep the wraps on this one for so long.. but, its finally here!
I think the x-pro2 has reestablished itself as the flagship x camera again.. for now at least.
I think the update to the relocated button locations and other added analog controls should add fluidity to the overall use of the x-pro2. definitely like having all the buttons on the rear to right side.
my biggest wishes that was answered with the x-pro2, improved hybrid vf with electronic rangefinder like the x100t and overall faster performance.
I'm surprised they didn't release 2 color versions, only black. would have expected a silver or even graphite silver option.. perhaps 6-8 months later, like the x-t1 with their graphite silver edition, maybe Fuji will release a graphite silver (or silver) editing later this year.
one slight disappointment, because the x-pro2 has an extra pin in the hot shoe for a non-battey powered accessory flash, I was hoping it meant it would include an accessory flash, especially with the price point.. like the x-t1.. but, hoped they would have a new design for the x-pro2, perhaps a small boxy ef-x20 looking style.. but, it doesn't appear to include one. too bad.
BTW, the x-pro2 will have hss flash.. at least with the new ef-x500. should be able to shoot up to the max 1/8000 mechanical shutter. but, its kinda big, it works, but not such a match design & aesthetics wise. i think better off with a nissin i40.. jas manual dials like the ef-x20 and relatively compact, about as big as i'd want to try and put on a x-pro2 body. you can get hss to some degree with the missing i40, I believe, but you don't get TTL.
not a deal killer, cause I've pre-ordered a x-pro2, but I was hoping they would have squeezed a tilt/flip screen, maybe even touch like the new x70, even if it meant bulking up thickness a tad.
so much to talk about this x-pro2.. I'll cut it here by saying I think this is a great camera and THE X camera I always wanted when the X-Pro1 was out over 2 years ago.. I'm glad it's finally here.
Nice watch combo ;)
Great video !
Thank you a lot BHT! All of your videos about the newly released Fujis are amazing and entertaining to watch!
Here comes my question: As I have read in one of your comments that the x100 line will soon be updated to meet the new x-pro 2 standards (which sounds... perfectly obvious!), do you think that the x70 is going to last for some time or is it going to be "left behind" with something like an x80 coming out quite soon after an x100p/200?
Thank you again for your service both on yt and on the forums! Btw, it is thanks to one of your videos that I chose my first Fuji months ago (nothing special, an XQ2 to carry all day in the school backpack with ease)!
Have a nice testing!
Wow! Thanks for the lovely comparision. I really would like to know how it performs in dynamic range and low light. Just wish they had a full frame for the wide angles BUT battery life must be much better.
Nice informative video :-)I 've been a fan of Fuji and owner of the X-Pro1 for just over 2 years. Before that I was 100% into Canon SLR & DSLR. I'm thrilled to see that Fuji have finally released the X-Pro2 and really appreciate the fact that they have not changed its appearance. What I also like about Fuji is that they listen to their customers feedbacks and are loyal. The X-Pro2 is a blend of old school design incorporating the latest technology inside, what more could a 50 + photographer ask for :-)
Great videos today ! I was hoping you had them. The x pro 2 is calling my name but ouch that price ! Really interested in hearing your thought on the xe2s. I'm on the fence if it's worth getting or waiting for a xe3 or saving for xpro2
why are you wearing 2 watches?
Hi, great review. I was wondering by any chance you can do a compression between the XPRO2, XT1, Sony a6300 and OMD EM5ii? the AF, image quality, ISO, sensor size, video and other things.
Thanks Take! I'm curious as to why you're wearing two watches? =)
great camera! even better video!! thanks!
Great informative video. Do older models like the X-T1 get marked down once a newer model like the X-Pro2 is released? I'm looking to buy a camera and have been eyeing the X-T1 for some time...that was until the X-Pro2 was announced.
+Howard during the holidays there was some deep discounts on all of the X series bodies and lenses. The X-T1's price will eventually drop but not until the release of its replacement, or if the X-Pro 2's sales seriously effect the sales of the X-T1 and Fujifilm has overstock. Watch the pricing carefully in the next month or so.
Hey Taco, will you try the upcoming Pen F rangefinder style camera?
Loving the fast uploads ^^
+Alex Wu ha ha, fast on your end, but not so fast on mine :-)
+bigheadtaco
I'm actually looking to get an X100T soon for a Japan exchange in March (mostly street photography) - with the release of these new cameras, do you think we'll see an inevitable price drop within the next 2 months?
***** Fujifilm just did a big price drop in December so I don't think there will be another one anytime soon, especially on the X100T. In fact, due to the weak Canadian dollar, I'm surprised they haven't raised the price. The X70 is $799 US or $899 CAD. That's not a fair exchange. It really should be over $1000 CAD.
+bigheadtaco
Hey Take, i was waiting for your review of the X-Po 2 but i didn't excpect such a great and detailed review between all these cameras.I also like that you're giving your honest opinion about about everything no matter what.I think it really helps companys(leica,fujifilm,etc) to progress.
Question:What's with the two watches(you don't have to answer if you don't feel like it)?
appreciate your reviews. also like how you like so many cameras... you like the G7 and the SL and XP2
+William Knight thanks, yes I was and still am a huge gear nerd since the mid 90s. I would collect brochures and magazines and just study the specs. It's funny, I don't get the same thrill from viewing cameras on websites and videos. I'll be adding a 4th brand soon to my list of manufacturers. Thanks for watching and stay tuned...
Does the Xpro 2 have the microcontrast at the focus points like the Leica? very hard to get 3d pop if it doesn't. XT1 has a hazy feel look to the images.
This was actually a really helpful comparison. I had an X100S for a while and loved it, and I’m sure I’d love Fuji even more now that I’m more experienced. The X-Pro2 looks amazing - even compared to the SL, which is surprising. I’m sure I’ll buy Fuji again someday. (I shoot Olympus now.)
Do you think there will be a X-E3 this year? I really hope they won't let this down since I really love the rangefinder style and think the xpro is too heavy and too expensive
Thanks so much for your advice, where do I find your first video?
+Joaquin Andrade scroll down until it comes to the end :-)
Lovely review. Beautiful cameras, wish I can own all of them.
+pegasusltc328 alas, same as me. The Ricoh is the only one that's mine :-(
This was terrific, Taco. One question. Why are you wearing two watches? New style? :-) love it.
+Scott Sherman thanks. 2 watches is old school. Airline pilots flying multiple time zones would wear two. Many watch nerds wear two as well. Look up Nicolas Hyek, former head of the Swatch Group. Famous for wearing up to 6 watches at a time :-)
Like to see how using leica glass works on the xpro2. I use voigtlander lenses on my xpro1 and the focus peaking is something to be desired since it only has one color. Can you make a video using non fuji glass on the xpro2.
Weird question, but why are you wearing 2 watches at the same time?
Fatfaso He's a gadget guy, for sure! ;)
I just noticed too hahahahaha.
GMT
He’s doing overtime lol.
Hello bigheadtaco, I see you love your plan shirts, you have 2 of them on set, Just curios, why are you earring 2 watches? Great review by the way, I've been thinking a lot about the Fuji XPro2, Olympus OM-D E-M1 or the new Pen F, and now about the Sony a6300 with all its auto focus technology and the new G Master lenses. What would you do?
+Joaquin Andrade bang for your buck the Sony A6300 is the best system. The Pen F is not bad but the EM1 is a better camera. The X-Pro 2 is the most powerful of the bunch but the most expensive. If you get into Fujifilm you won't be disappointed with the lens choices.
Hello again bighead taco, thanks so much for your response, I'm always watching your videos, I get so inspired by you that i'm even thinking about starting a you tube channel, I don't own any fancy camera equipment to do reviews, but just to talk about my photography experience over the years and about the cameras, lenses and lighting I've used in the past. Any suggestions? Thanks.
+Joaquin Andrade just start, that's all I have to say. Go look at my first video. I basically just talked out loud about what I wanted to do. You will never achieve anything by talking or thinking about something. Just do it, fail or succeed. In fact, failure is a good learning tool If you're always right and you never make mistakes, it probably means you're not growing or learning. go for it and happy filming!
Great comparison!! Comparing with a Leica, I wish you had make it vs the Q, which I think is more alike the X-Pro2. Regards!!
What's the name of that small flash do you have a link
pkilla617 Fujifilm EF-X20 compact flash
I used to think the mirrorscope of x100 and xpro is strange because when using the optical finder, i cannot really see the depth of the field and when using the EVF, there's no necessarily to open a window in the body of camera......even now i don't know the design of x100 and xpro is good or not...
sir, why u using watches on your right and left hand?
+David Tang thanks bro, lol
Take - How does the X-Pro 2 feel in the hand compared to the X-Pro 1? The X-Pro 1 always felt light and hollow. Does the X-Pro 2 feel better in the hand? Thanks!
+wolfywho the overall feel is similar, although the ergonomics are better. The grip is bigger and the button layout is more logical. However, the overall feel is very similar.
+bigheadtaco - Thanks for your speedy reply, Take. I look forward to holding one in my hand.
I love the leica but the cost hurts bad. I also like auto foucs when I need it. look for your future comparison
What is your opinion about the Fuji forgotten son X-E2 become the X-E2S?? and about the firmware update for X-E2?? Thank you, Great Video!
+Ricardo Wijaya I don't know much about what's happening as my main focus was on the X-Pro 2 and X70. I will find out in the next few days if I want to review the X-E2s or not....
Been waiting for this day for a long time!! Excellent review Take. I'll be selling my X100T and buying the Xpro2. Fuji guys spoke about being able to fire off the Xpro2 just like a DSLR. I found this a real problem with the X100T and I missed a lot of shots because of that. It is one of the main reasons why I'll be selling it even though the image quality is great. I still use my Nikon D3 and love the fact that it will take a picture exactly when I want it to. I was just wondering what your thoughts were about this issue. Also, how does the Xpro2 compare to the Leica Q?
+Stephen Gatley I understand what you are saying about mirrorless technology. I have had to change my shooting style accordingly, however there have been many instances where I've lost that decisive moment purely because the camera did not react quickly enough. When shooting street photography this really is not acceptable and that is why I got very excited when I watched Fuji guys review about the response time of this camera. If what they say is true, then this could very well be my ideal camera.
+Manzur 007 the top DSLRs will still shoot faster than mirrorless for now. I have not done a back to back test between the X-Pro 2 and a top DSLR, but my guess is the DSLR will be quicker still. Mirrorless is catching up, and the X-Pro 2 is pretty quick. I'm sure someone will probably do a proper speed test soon. As for the Leica Q, it's a very different camera. It's really hard to compare unless you're just talking about sensor and AF speed.
I'm an X-E1 user and I recently broke the EVF on the camera. I plan to get an interim X-camera and wait for the X-T2. I have a small budget so I'll buy the X-T2 after it's been released for a year when prices have gone down.
I usually do street and travel photography, with a few moving subjects shots such as the Disneyland parade(daytime and nighttime). I have noticed that my X-E1 has had trouble keeping up with focusing at times. The majority of my shots have been landscape shots which usually involves exposure bracketing and panorama stitching in Lightroom.
My pick of the X-pro1 is because of the many reviews I've read about its excellent built and feel in hand. Also the hybrid viewfinder would be an interesting addition from my experience using the X-E1. But at a similar price point I can consider the X-T10 instead.
At about 40%extra I can also buy the X-T1 which is obviously a capable camera, but at a pricier point. Which camera would you guys recommend me to get?
+ChingLong Tzee the best bang for your money is either the X-E2 because of the new firmware update and the X-T10. The AF is faster and more accurate than the original X-Pro 1 and X-E1 and so is the EVF.
thanks, and by the way, the bag on the background seems pretty nice. What brand is it?
ChingLong Tzee It's an Ona bag.
Does the X-PRO2 have HDMI video out for external recording?
(ps: were you testing a 2nd watch too? LOL)
+Paul Szilard the two watch thing is basically a functional thing that turned into a fashion thing :-). As for video HDMI output I did not test it but I will once I receive my production copy. Many features are disabled on pre-production because the software has not yet been finished so I rarely test certain complicated features. Stay tuned!
Would you consider the X-Pro2 with the 27mm as pocketable?
Nope. X-E3 with a pancake, which is pretty compact, but still not pocketable.
@bigheadtaco does Fuji still cheat in ISO ? Before comparing the SL and the Xpro2, make sure to have them at the same exposure settings.
+Said Azizi yes I did that, plus the 1/3 stops with Fuji and 1/2 stops with Leica also made it difficult to make sure exposure was exactly the same. I shot Fujifilm at 2/3 stop ISO higher versus the Leica at the same exposure. I used the 35mm Summilux on the Leica, and the XF 23mm f/1.4 on the Fuji. Also there is a 1.5x stop factor with a cropped sensor, so I made sure there was equivalent DOF as well. The funny thing was the biggest difference I noticed was the rendering of the lenses, more so than the difference in the sensor.
+bigheadtaco Alright then. I don't think however that the 1.5x crop has anything to do with the exposure unless you want to achieve similar images on both cameras and talking about the lenses, the 35 Lux alone cost more than the XPro 2 and 23mm combined :D The Lux wins hands down i guess
***** the crop does not effect the exposure, but it does effect the depth of field. You not only have to add 1.5 x crop factor to the focal length, but the effective depth of field is also 1.5 x stops. So a wide open 23mm f/1.4 on a cropped sensor camera will not get the same shallow depth of fields as a 35mm f/1.4mm at f/1.4 on a full frame. The 23mm in effective DOF field will be closer to f/1.7. This however does not effect the actual exposure. This is why an iPhone with a 1/3.2" sensor shot wide open at f/2.2 still has a very deep depth of field, probably equivalent to f/16 on a full frame camera.
Can you please suggest, compatible lenses to use on the XPro-2 like the Canon 50 f1.2 or 85 f1.2 with autofocus? Are the fuji lenses the only ones?
+Chris Iclickyou at this time you can not mount a non-Fujifilm lens and still get AF, as far as I know.... if you buy the X-Pro 2, I would recommend their XF35 f/1.4 (works out to 50mm equiv) or the XF56mm f/1.2 (works out to 85mm equiv) instead.
Thank you. Currently I shoot 5dMiii with all the right bling; however when not using it professionally the camera and one lens is heavy. So I am hoping to get the best "pro" equivalent without the weight, to use mostly with family and travel. I like the Xpro2 it feels right but thinking of the lenses etc..
Chris Iclickyou The Fujifilm prime lenses are top notch, as many pros who do not need full-frame images use and enjoy. I write for an online magazine called FujiLove Magazine. You will see many working pros using the Fujifilm X system.
bigheadtaco Thank you. I love the camera, frankly I wanted for only Monochrome use ! If Fuji did a RAW monochrome file, this niche would convert many.
Hi!
My question is a bit off topic, but here it is)
Is it worth of buying Epson R-D1/x/s today?
I'm a rangefinder fan, and i've got couple of kiev and zorki cameras, always wanted a digital rangerfinder camera but I can't efford myself a leica SL and even M9 due to their price.
What would you recommend me? Go for X-Pro2?
Looking forward for your answer :)
+John Connor if you get the X-Pro 1 or 2, you will get optical viewfinder as well as an electronic one, the later being superior due to its newness. However, since the sensor is smaller than the previous 35mm standard, there is a 1.5X crop factor. This means a 50mm lens has the same angle of view as a 75mm lens. There are some adapters that are suppose to correct for that, but I have yet to test them to see how effective they are. If you want the cheapest full frame digital mirrorless camera, the original Sony A7 is probably your best bet. There are tons of adapters available to mount almost any lens.
thanks)
but still, what's your personal opinion about Epson R-D1/x/s? just a toy?
John Connor The R-D1 is pretty cool and collectible. I would consider having it in my collection if I had a decent collection of M mount cameras. As a photographic tool it would definitely be a 'toy' meaning I would not take it out to take serious pictures, but just as a novelty.
So I have same opinion. It's a pitty that digital cameras get old so quickly. For example my Leica D-lux 4 today is not high performance camera (if campare with today's premium compact cameras) unfortunately. Even X-Pro2 will become a "toy" or an artifact in future :)
Technoligical progress does not stand in one place.
Thank you for your reviews. Good luck with your chanel, man :)
First of all, I love your videos and how you express your passion for photography. Can you tell us something about battery life, even if it is a pre-production model?
Greetings from Germany
+Matthias K. thanks for watching. Since it's the same battery as the other full body X series cameras, you're going to get similar performance. The only thing is that since it has the option of shooting in optical viewfinder mode, you will probably save on batter life versus a camera like the X-T1, which relies on an electronic viewfinder and LCD. I do not have the specs of power consumption on the X-Pro 2 due to the higher resolution sensor and perhaps power-hungry processor, but perhaps when I receive my production model in a couple of weeks. Thanks for watching and for your question.
+Matthias K. From dpreview: Battery life
350 OVF
250 EVF
Here:
"The battery life in high performance mode is the same as with the XT1"
jonasraskphotography.com/2016/01/15/the-fujifilm-x-pro2-review/
MrChomiq awesome! Thanks for the info and link. Much appreciated!
Thank you :)
Wouldn't it have been a fairer comparison with the X100T to compare the X-Pro2 with the 23mm f/1.4 lens with the X100T and its 23mm f/2 lens alone? That would change the relative weights and the relative image qualities.
+Rodney Topor yes and I will make this comparison when I get the full production soon. My point is that the 50mm equivalent is a pretty popular focal length so I was just comparing, but just for fun :-)
Just wish they'd make a chrome version of the X Pro2
What flash is that?
Fujifilm EF-X20 flash
Nice video. I can always get the latest Fuji camera information from your channel. I have Xpro1 and Nikon DF, and I think Xpro1's JPEG output is better than DF because of Fuji's film simulation. Now I cannot wait to buy Xpro2.
+Ray Zhou X-Pro 1 still has amazing image quality, especially when it comes to portraits and skin tones. The new X-Pro 2 is basically full-frame quality and will compete very well against DSLRs in terms of image quality. Thanks for watching and happy shooting!
+bigheadtaco Then why do you love Leica jpegs over X-Pro2 ? The important question is : Which one is sharper ? I will be waiting for the comparison video.
+GKhanKutar sharpness is overly emphasized since there is lens sharpness versus the sensor's ability to resolve that sharpness. The Leica glass is probably the sharpest lenses out there but with a few quirks. Along with lens sharpness, there is sharpness across the entire image field. There is also light fall off, distortion, and even the way a lens renders colours. Some cameras overly sharpens images in-camera, which actually is destructive processing, especially on jpegs. The Fujifilm JPEG colours are great, but the noise reduction smudges certain details, like blades of grass and skin tones. What people should be looking for in a lens is the balance of sharpness, colour rendition, distortion correction (which is now typically corrected in-camera), light fall off, etc. I think we have to think of the balance and combination between lenses and sensors. Both Fujifilm and Leica does a good job at making sure their lenses work well with their cameras.
Hi Taco! thanks for your answer. I know lenses are so important to get sharpness but we need to get answers with these recents lenses and bodies. So I think , you should compare SL camera jpeg and raw with Fujifilm X-Pro2. People wants to know how Fuji new camera can give sharpness when you compare High price tag camera. Also in this link, you can see the iso performance of new sensor. I find it very nice even it is pre-production model and just jpegs.
www.flickr.com/photos/ricopfirstinger/
+bigheadtaco www.flickr.com/photos/ricopfirstinger/
I shoot medium format digital primarily along with large format BW film, but I want something light, easy, quick to grab and I am torn between an A7RII with 35/2.8 and an XPRO2 with 35/2... I don't think I need the FF for what I want out of this, casual work, street work, images from daily life. My other formats are pretty formal.
+Daniel Duarte both great cameras. Although there are lots of differences between the two cameras and their approach to photography, this is the main difference to me: Fujifilm cameras are built by people who are photographers and cater to the ergonomics and aesthetics of the old film cameras. Sony cameras are built by technologists who create some of the most advanced cameras on the market, but do not have the same level of understanding of a photographer. I'm generalizing, but this is the overall feel I get between these two brands. If I was a working pro and needed the best tech, it's definitely Sony. If what I want out of my camera is inspiration and motivation, 100% Fujifilm.
any diff in image quality produced by a XT1 + 56mm f1.2 and XPRO2 + 56mm f1.2? low on budget and i think i might just get a XT1 instead of xpro2 if not much difference in image quality. BY THE WAY if i shoot a lot of portraits should i get 56mm 1.2 or the new 16mm 1.4?
Hi Shin,
Between the older X-trans sensor and processor versus the newer combination in the new X-Pro 2 is quite significant. Not only 50% more pixels (16mp vs 24mp) but also a better algorithm to deal with skin tones, grain and improved film profiles. However, there's absolutely nothing wrong with the older sensor and processor. You don't always need the latest and greatest and the X-T1 can still produce very high quality images.
+bigheadtaco I checked and since the price range of xt1 + 56mm is similar to a Sony a7r ii, do you think the image quality produced by xt1 is on par with full frame sensors like the a7r ii? I'm not sure if it's worth to get the xt1 since it's close to getting a full frame camera like Sony a7r ii. Advice me please
Shin Chan if you are looking for the right balance of image quality and price, you can't beat the Sony A7 series. Pound for pound you will get better image quality per dollar with the Sony system. As for lenses, unless you get into the G master series, the Sony lens line up is just average, if not mediocre. When you buy into the Fujifilm X series camera, you're buying into an ecosystem. Build your dream kit and see where you end up.How much is the Sony G Master 85mm f/1.4 lens? If you're buying the A7 body, you should be buying lenses that will fully utilize the sensor too, so using the kit zoom lens or some third party lens won't really be the same. A balanced kit would be buying the Sony A6000 series body and a decent Sony prime.
I was wondering if its better to get a good lens like 56mm 1.2 or the 35mm 1.4 coupled with cheaper old sensor found in fuji xpro1/XT1? i can't afford the xpro2 and i think i would prefer the body of xpro series. Or would getting XT1 better than xpro1? Also, would you mind explaining to me about 'bokeh ball' shots and how to achieve them? is it more evident in 56mm or the 35mm (whats the difference between these two lenses?) as i dont know which lens to get. Beginner here trying to take good bokeh ball portrait shots.
+bigheadtaco
Is the xpro2 autofocus faster than the xt1 or 100t?
+Cash Miller yes it is, and with more focus points spread out wider, depending on what type of focus you want to do (eg. subject tracking), it can also be more accurate
+bigheadtaco thanks for the reply. I can't wait to get my hands on this camera. But the price is going to be a challenge with my wife!! Hahaha
But are the iso settings really the same or does Fuji or SONY say 800 and maybe the actual iso is less etc. Manufacturers play games with these iso things - at least according to DXO and others - something to consider - maybe compare histograms and set them to match
+John jon Fujifilm's ISO rating seems about 2/3 over, so their 1600 is more like 1000 and 800 is more like 500 compared to other brands.
So that would seem to imply that Fuji may not have lower noise if Fuji 1600 is really only 1000 then it should have lower noise if the other guy is set to 1600 and it is actually 1600ish.
+John jon depends on the cameras you are comparing. When I compare ISO between brands I make sure the exposure is the same as well (eg. 1/500th at f/8). Each brand is slightly off and remember that each camera can even read the scene differently. It gets even trickier when dynamic range enhancing software is applied. This is why shooting RAW and matching the exposure is the best way to guarantee equivalent light levels. This issue even existed in the film days, for instance Tri-X was really ISO 320 even though they claimed it as ISO 400. I find Ricoh and Leica read scenes very similar and give the same exposure reading. Sony and Panasonic reads scenes slightly different but not necessarily because they're cheating on ISO.
I'm thinking to buy one XPro1 used at nearly 330€ used. I'm a Sony a6000 user, but I am wise enough to not be a fanboy. I like to shoot with all my cameras, even with my old and rusty Zenit TTL and Oly OM-1 [not omD]. I own also an X100s, and with it I have a love-hate relationship. Some things are amazing (colours in jpegs, grain ~ note that I said grain and not noise ~ the way that it passes unobserved and unhearded, the glorious 35mm equivalent aspect ratio) but other things for me are not so good (autofocus isn't usable even in good light, I always shoot manual, the battery life is bad, and the portability/pocketability isn't so good). For everyday use I'm thinking to buy a 1" camera (rx100 or g7x), but I'd like to try the XPro1 because I think it'll be fun to use, and maybe with so much budget friendly price I think it's worth a try. Also the Fuji lenses are the dream come true for a Sony user like me, where all the lenses are not so good in grabbing light (the new 35 1.4 is for full frame, and it is by no mean cheap). After all this talking my question is: what lens can I grab at a good price for the XPro1? It's worth it?
I'm also thinking to sell the X100s and buy an X70.
+Paolo Pino The X-Pro 1 has worse AF than the X100S, so I think you will be very disappointed. The image quality is great though, having the original X-trans sensor without the waxy skin issue. If I may suggest the X-E2 or X-T10 as your first Fujifilm ILC body and then perhaps in the future upgrade to something more powerful. Buying into the Fujifilm eco-system is great as the lens selection is fantastic, especially for those who like to shoot with prime lenses.
Loving the back up flannel in the back lol
gotta have the back up, you never know!
Really random question. On my xpro2 I noticed the diopter dial to be a bit wobbly and it rattles a bit. Was wondering if it's supposed to be like that or if I should get it checked out? Sorry for the random questions Take, I know you are very busy.
The 2 thumbs down were probably from hardcore Leica fans. Btw you look like you're giving us the finger @18:47 haha.
+bovver wonder I get thumbs down all the time. I'm use to it. Japanese and many Asian cultures use the middle finger for pointing. My mom would always tell us it makes sense because it's the longest finger...
+bigheadtaco Japanese culture is awesome! Btw, like you, I'm very interested in the X70. How is the battery life from your experience? DPR sample photos aren't that great but I've seen other jpeg samples and the lens is stellar. Looking forward to your review of the camera.
bovver wonder I can't say much on the X70 because it was pre-production, but it's the same battery as the X100 series and X30 camera. This means buy a backup and use an external flash if you like using flash.
What lens hood do you have for the 35mm ƒ2?
+Daniel Anez it's the optional hood that you can order from any Fujifilm retailer
it is soooo much better than the one included. I can't seem to find it. Do you happen to know the actual item name? I would love to have it. Specially because I will probably be using it on the X-Pro 2 and it will look even better :P
***** it's called the LH-XF35-2 lens hood. You can find it on Amazon or directly from Fujifilm
Camera looks fantastic, hopefully won't be priced ridiculously when it hits the stores.
I get the same feeling when I go from my m240 to the X-T1, they feel super cheap in comparison. Especially when it comes to the small details I think Fuji kind of sucks at that, they're slowly getting better though!
Thanks for comparison) Q: Why do you need 2 watches on both hands?:))
+Антон «ФОТОТОХА» Забельский many reasons why I wear two watches, but mostly just because I like watches as much as a fashion statement than a time-telling tool
+bigheadtaco Got it!) thanks for fast reply)
i thought one of the selling points of Fuji X series was that they did not compromise in term of pro vs consumer when it came to sensors. It was supposed to be one sensor for all, but now they are going to to have a sensor for pro's and one for non-pros? hopefully they dont start making "pro" lenses and "non-pro" lenses....
+flexwheelr the X-Pro 2 is a brand new camera and the technology is moving forward. When the original X-Pro 1 came it, it was clearly a 'Pro' oriented camera, and certain lenses, due to their price, was clearly meant for pro use. However, Fujifilm has never dissuaded non-pros from buying their pro oriented products. In fact, their pricing reflects this ability to create pro-spec products while still allowing them to be accessible to everyone. I believe Fujifilm should create different lines of lenses. The term 'pro' doesn't have to be used, but like they did with the XF35 f/1.4 and XF35 f/2 WR, they should have different series of lenses and clearly distinguish these lines from one another with a consistent feature set. I hope this helps.
two watch fashion?
it is like two view finder on a camera
Would have made more sense to compare X-Pro 2 with 23mm f/2 to X100T without any teleconverter.
At the time of making this video, the XF 23mm f/2 WR was not yet available.
@@bigheadtaco and that you think now about xpro2+23f2 vs x100f ?
@@evgeniy_zakharov I say X-E3 + XF23mm f/2 R WR versus the X100F, unless you need a leaf shutter system. Most I talk do never use the OVF so X-Pro2 is not important for those only using EVF.
On my X-pro2 with 35mm f2 lens (only one I tested) there's a one click difference on the diopter between the EVF and OVF. Fuji says they are aware and this is normal. $1700? REALLY? This is something they could calibrate with firmware (body or lens) but they say they'll won't look into it unless they get a lot of complaints. Check yours. If you have the issue let's accommodate them with a campaign to Fuji Support. This needs to be fixed!
that's an odd one. Nope, nothing on mine, but maybe my eyes aren't as sensitive.... I'll ask around to see if anyone else has noticed. Thanks for bringing this up
Why does he have two watches?
Shame you didnt bring a pentax q s1 only for size comparison xD
+Zvaigzne Alcerreca (coyot3) ha ha, good one.
+bigheadtaco Is there a similar and better battery for this camera? :( thanks
David Varela I typically don't advise 3r party batteries, even though the prices of OEM batteries are usually a rip-off. Some brands put chips into their batteries that the camera has to recognize. I know, sneaky, but OEM does tend to perform better than 3rd party ones.
Non weather seal is a feature 😂
Thx a lot, very helpfull ! best regards from switzerland, fotowalo.ch
The comparison with the X100T is stupid. Not in general but the way you compare it. "Look, this smaller and lighter camera becomes bigger and more heavy when I put stuff on it." Uhm, well... yeah. It does. Why are you using it like that? That doesn't make sense at all. Ever thought about that?
only crazy people wear two wrist watches, bro
Love your videos but stop it with the click click lol
I have a ton of FUJI LOVE, however I'm furious over them following suit such as Cell Phone companies; Having the technology while a previous model was released, however they choose to hold said technologies for another expensive model! I find this to be UTTERLY AND DESPICABLY ABUSIVE!
Like your review. Interesting and professional!