Abstract: The Fuji X-E2 is very much an evolution of the popular Fuji X-E1. It has the same great look and feel, which hearkens back to the rangefinders of yesteryear.The bright OLED viewfinder looks great on the X-E2. It’s bright and high resolution at 2.36 mil...
Abstract: Fujifilm announced its point-and-shoot XQ1 and its mid-tier X-E2 earlier this month as two products that help expand its popular X Series. This past week, Fujifilm attended PhotoPlus in New York City, and lucky for us, they brought bot the XQ1 and X-E...
Abstract: While the resolution remains the same, the employs the newer 16.3MP APS-C X-Trans CMOS II sensor that we first saw in the X100S. So not only does it feature the clever and unique X-Trans pixel array that eliminates the need for an optical low pass fil...
Extremely low image noise up to ISO 6400, Superb dynamicrange, Good sharpness at low ISO, Very reliable metering, Fast autofocus, Natural rendition of image colors, Very good automatic whitebalance, Excellent EVF, Plenty of direct controls, Instant video
ISO 800soft from noisereduction, Unusable ISO 25600, Below average shottoshot speed, Not ExposurePriority, Slow continuous AF, EVF and LCD lag continuous drive, EVF diopter easy to accidentally change, Short batterylife, Soft aperture detentsWith all curr
The Fuji X-E2 follows the X-E1 with another unique X-Trans CMOS II sensor with 16 MP and no anti-aliasing filter, this time adding fast Phase-Detect autofocus on-sensor.The X-E2 delivers image-quality that rivals APS-C DSLRs. Noise-levels are impressively...
Abstract: 1. Introduction2. Specifications3. Body and Design4. Body and Design5. Operation and Controls6. Features7. Summary and First Impressions Fujifilm X-E2 First Impressions Review October 2013 | By Andy Westlake Tweet Based on a pre-production Fujifilm X-E2...
Abstract: There was a time back in the mid-1970s — around about the era of the Canon AE-1 — when photography was simple. Automatic exposure made taking good pictures easier than ever before, and cameras were getting cheaper by the day without sacrificing design or...
Electronic viewfinder takes a little time to get used to, $1899
Fujifilm X-E2Fujifilm, www.fujifilm.com.auPros Excellent build and image quality; built-in Wi-FiCons Electronic viewfinder takes a little time to get used to$1899ReviewsMirrorless cameras are rapidly becoming the most popular form of photography today, an...
Abstract: Cameras Digital Life News Technology News DateFebruary 6, 2014 (0) Read later This 16.3-megapixel mirrorless, interchangeable-lens camera has an APS-C-size sensor with the low-pass filter removed to improve sharpness. There is a 75mm LCD, w...
Image quality is excellent, right up to ISO6400. The high-ISO, low-light performance is brilliant, so even though it has an inbuilt flash it will hardly ever be needed. The kit lens is mechanically and optically outstanding.
The fixed LCD is a disappointment. Swivelling LCDs are so useful that omitting one at this price is regrettable. And the SD memory card cannot be accessed when the camera is on a tripod, which again is unusual for a highclass camera
Our pal N, a fastidious photographer whose work includes photographing concerts, is buying the X-E2. He is a Nikon man from way back but is prepared to get into a new system, even though there are only a few lenses and they are expensive, because of the h...
EVF builtin, 920,000dot LCD, Faster responses, Improved AF system
Fixed screen, No touchscreen, Advanced Filters are 'JPEG only'
Although the upgrades made with the X-E2 may not be immediately attention grabbing, there are around 60 of them, and for those familiar with Fuji's X-series they are significant, making the new camera faster to use than the model it replaces. The screen a...
