Image QualityĢ4mp sensor The jump from 16 megapixels to 24mp happened for me when I started shooting with the X-Pro2 in October. The top plate of the camera near the shutter release button is now clutter free.
Video button What video button? It’s gone and now the video function is on the Drive wheel where it belongs. You can still set the multi selector to Focus but the joystick is by far the fastest way to select any of the hundreds of focussing points available. Once I got used to it I was really pleased I made the switch and now the joystick feature is on the X-T2 as well. I had been using the four buttons that surround the OK button from day 1 with the Fuji X system but reluctantly I switched to the joystick. Joystick When I first used the X-Pro2 I didn’t want to change the way I set my focus position.
#Fuji full frame 2016 iso
I used 1/250th second at f/5.6 and ISO 200. Carole was shot in Lausanne in Switzerland using the Fuji X-T2 and 35mm lens.
I’m now less fingers and thumbs and I shoot with the X-T2 is a more fluid process.Ġ6. It seems I was not alone because the X-T2 dials have a new design and locking system. The X-Pro2 doesn’t suit this way of shooting either because although it’s great having the ISO control on the top plate it is an equal faff to change the ISO on the fly. I then set the shutter speed to suit my lens choice, 1/250th second if I’m hand held with the 56mm lens and 1/500th second with the 90mm lens and then I use the ISO to fine tune and tweak exposure. I set the aperture where I want it, often wide open at f/1.4 or f/2. When I was shooting with my XT1 cameras with my eye to the viewfinder I often found myself changing the Drive dial setting by accident when I changed the ISO. I change the ISO a lot because I often use it to trim my exposure on the fly. This is a really big deal for the way I work and here is the reason why. The knobs can be locked or unlocked in any position and the little white indicator shows at a glance if the dial is locked or not. Knobs The knobs and their locking mechanisms on the Fuji X-T2 camera are superbly designed and made. Fuji X-T2 at the top and the Fuji X-Pro2 at the bottom showing the ISO dials.
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