Those are the full X-E2s specs:
– 16MP APS-C X-Trans CMOS II sensor
– Image processing engine EXR Processor II
– Intelligent hybrid AF that the moving object tracking performance improved significantly
– EVF is 2.36 million dot organic EL. Magnification 062 times. Time lag is 0.005 seconds
– Silent electronic shutter of the fastest 1/32000 seconds
– Wifi. Remote control shooting
– Improved grip
– It weighs 350 grams
– Video Full HD 60fps
– In continuous shooting AF tracking 7 frames / sec.
– Five types of auto bracketing mode
– Eight of the advanced filter
– 11 types including the classic chrome of the film simulation mode
– Digital split image, focus peaking
– Pop-up flash
– Than the intuitive longer and GUI
– Interval for time-lapse photography timer
– ISO sensitivity up to 51200
– Exposure compensation +/- 3EV
– The battery is NP-W126. The number of remaining shots is 350 sheets
The camera will be announced along the X-PRO2 on January 15!
via Digicameinfo.
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16 mpix, 7fps. So, still not quite a6000 in resolution or performance. Would sell at $350. Fuji will price it at $700+, guaranteeing no significant sales.
i would like x-t2 for $350.
Saving 24mp for the X-E3? Now that the X-pro2 get’s 24mp all 16mp sensor are obsolete…
“– Than the intuitive longer and GUI”
Now that’s the feature I’m looking forward to!
A few years back, I thought Fuji was the most interesting of the mirrorless brands. However, it seems like they’ve innovated far less than any of the other brands. They do have the best set of low light primes, I will give them that, but other than that, their cameras shoot mediocre video, there’s no IBIS, there’s no touchscreen, weather sealing is very here and there, etc.