Fujifilm’s X-Pro camera is still regarded as one of the best image capturing devices on the market, but it looks like it will soon be replaced by its successor, the X-Pro2. This new model surpasses its predecessor in all regards, as it comes with a 24.3-megapixel X-Trans CMOS III sensor complemented by a brand new X Processor Pro imaging processing engine.
Other highlights include an intelligent hybrid 273-point autofocus system and a reliable weather-resistant body made out of magnesium. Speaking of the camera’s body, it was sealed in more than 61 places in order to ensure that dust, moisture or cold temperatures would not damage its components in any way. The focal plane shutter flaunts a speed of 1/8000, and it is complemented by a 3-inch 1.62m-Dot LCD monitor. Since we’re talking about a modern camera, it makes sense for it to be equipped with WiFi and with a pair of SD card slots, both features being highly appreciated by enthusiasts.
This new Fujifilm product will set you back $1,700, which is a bargain, all things considered.
