Hello again, Izzy at Digital Goja
showrooms. And today we're going to take
a look at the newest Fuji mirrorless.
This is the Fujifilm X-T2. This is the kit
with the 18-55 F2.8-4.0 R LM OIS,
mouthfull. Let's take a closer look at this
beautiful mirrorless camera. If this
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Now this is their newest version in there APS mirrorless line.
It's a 24.3 megapixel APS-C
X-Trans CMOS version III sensor with the
newest X Processor Pro engine. It has a
beautiful electronic 2.36 million by
.77 OLED viewfinder and the
screen now has a three-way tilting
system. It's not a touchscreen note, but
it does give you the capability of
tilting at a different angle so it's
great for a close-up shots or crowds or
macros, again you can monitor it
composing with the electronic viewfinder
or the rear LCD, depending on what you
prefer. And again, it has that .77
magnification with that high resolution
so it gives you a nice crisp image, it
allows you to have a clear view even
with a refresh rate of 60 frames per
second, which can bump up to a 100
frames per second depending on the kind
of action you're doing. It's a 3",
again, tilting LCD. Now this guy does
internal 4k video with F log gamma and
of course they enhanced the recording
capabilities because of the F log gamma.
It gives you flat picture grading
editing capabilities for later on and of
course it also has HDMI output to
support 8-bit 422 signal, so that even
gives you almost like film stimulation,
film simulation, in your video capture.
This guy gives you built in Wi-Fi, so
that mean
with the appropriate app you can control
your X-T2 or pass your images onto your
favorite tablet or smartphone. It has a 325
point hybrid AF system and they now
incorporated in your battery this is
their NP-W126S, this version has a
higher milliamp and I think it has to do
with the fact that of course now we're
bumping it up all the way to full to
ultra HD video, the 4k. And again I keep
trying to touch it, it's not a
touchscreen, but nice bright screen
I mean this guy is beautifully clear,
and again, the fully articulating
screen has a really nice feature and now
you have this when you're doing portrait
shots or close-up macros, that's a
fantastic feature that they added on
here. Again, nice and movable, but it's not
a touchscreen but that's a really nice
added benefit, and you have the automatic
sensor that switches over to the to the
viewfinder when you want to look through
here. Incredibly fast focusing, I mean
this has that little focusing switch
here, this little joystick design, this
little guy allows you to move your
focusing points at will. And, this kit comes
with the 18-55, this one is the lens
that allows you to actually set your
aperture here on the barrel if you
choose to.
So you still have a clickable ring here
so you can set your F-Stop and you also
have your image stabilization with full
time manual focus. So, for you videographers
that prefer doing your focusing
manually you can do so and even if you
want to tweak for still imaging. I like
the fact that it has still that retro
design where you can set your eyes so
your shutter speed, even your exposure
compensation, all on a quick
advancement. I mean it's not menu-driven
there's a lot of us photographers that still
prefer that. Remember, this is fully
weather sealed, so the body is great for
shooting in harsh environments.
Remember you also have the dual SD slot
and it actually works with UHS-2 cards
and UHS-3, but only on one slot and
remember that this lens is not your
typical kit lens this is a very
well-constructed 18-55, again with the
image stabilization and it starts out at
2.8 so it's rather fast. Being a variable
aperture it still does the job for you.
It comes with the new NP 26S battery
and the wall charger which does work
with a cable and I mean there's a lot of
companies that still do that and I've
understood the reason some of us prefer
the plug in wall wart. Their excuse is, this
way it's true, you might run into travel
situations where you won't be able to
plug this in or you won't have enough room,
this gives you the capability of
extending it out. It is universal, it
works from 100 to 240 volts but this one
is a USA product so it does have the USA
plug. Again, the 18-55 lens comes with
its own proprietary lens hood which is
fully reversible so you can carry with
you at all times and not misplace it
that's a great feature, I love that when
they do that and it works with a
standard 58mm diameter filter
size so that you can go ahead and find
some really popular UV, CPLs and ND
filters on the market. And of course you
get the Fuji legendary strap which is
very retro, actually they even give you a
mounting attachment so that you don't
damage the material on the sides
here and of course the little pop-up
flash that you just attach on and of course
they now are getting into larger flashes
and more manufacturers are offering
flashes for the X-T2. So again, if you're
in the market for a new mirrorless APS-C
camera that does high-speed shooting
and also ultra HD video take a closer
look at the fuji X-T2 and also be on the
lookout for my next video on this which
will
go into the more popular asked questions
about the fuji X-T2. Happy shooting!