Fujifilm vs Fujifilm

Last update on: March 6th, 2019

Since its announcement in early 2015, the X-T1 has been one of Fujifilm’s most popular cameras. It is for this reason that the company released a smaller version one and a half years later – the X-T10 – that was priced more attractively despite having the same the image quality and autofocus performance as the X-T1.

When the third generation of X series cameras was revealed in January 2016, it was only natural for Fujifilm to embrace the same strategy. This time it took just seven months for the brand to announce the X-T20, a smaller version of the flagship X-T2 that once again has the same performance as its older sibling but comes at a more attractive price.

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Updated on: March 6th, 2019

A few weeks ago we shared our in-depth comparison between the Fujifilm X-T1 and X-T2, but if you are interested in Fujifilm’s latest flagship, there is another contender worth talking about: the X-Pro2.

Released in January 2016, the X-Pro2 warmed the dancefloor by showing off a new sensor, relevant improvements to autofocus performance, a more robust build quality and enhanced functionalities. The X-T2 came later in July to refine that new technology, and even went a step further by adding more advanced video capabilities that brought it to the same level as the competition.

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Updated on: March 6th, 2019

The X-T1 played a significant role in boosting the popularity of the Fujifilm X series, and so its successor, the X-T2, was naturally the most awaited camera from the brand this year. Indeed, people were more excited about its arrival than that of the X-Pro2, which gave us a sneak peek at the performance we could expect from the X-T2 since they share the same sensor and autofocus system.

Given the two-year gap between the X-T1 and X-T2, we were all hoping for many improvements and happily this is the case. With the X-T2, Fujifilm released a camera that feels and handles much better than its predecessor in many ways, though some of the differences are less obvious than you might think.

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