The Fujifilm X-T1 was a high watermark for mirrorless camera design and has remained among my favourite cameras since its launch in 2014. Its video capture wasn't up to much and rival cameras were faster, but sublime ergonomics meant taking photos was an absolute pleasure and inspecting the...

Best-in-class ergonomics; Outstanding image quality; Capable 4K video mode

Burst and video autofocus could be better; A little slow in normal use

I admit that we took our time finishing our review of the Fujifilm X-T2. We bought the camera last September but then multiple other things kept pushing the completion of this full review to a later date.

Love this camera!! So many features! There is so much control you can go from automatic to manual shooting and everything is accessible from dials not buried in menus. I'm really happy to have jumped from DSLR to mirrorless!

The product is international version, NOT FOR SALE IN U.S !!! And may not covered by the manufacture warranty!!! And the box I received was also damaged somehow, but good thing is that the camera is good. Called the customer, no solution provided, and they even suggest me to buy a warranty?!!!!

The Fujifilm X-T2 comes packaged with an optional XF 18-55mm lens with an aperture of f/2.8-4. While it will cost another $300, it's completely compatible with this camera and will expand the zooming range efficiently.

The Fujifilm X-T2, that sits right in the middle of DSLR territory, is more than just a lightly updated successor to the X-T1

Camera is excellent. The other stuff that came in the package were ok. Most were not very useful. The external flash that came with it, didn't fit.The hotshoe was too big so I had to file it down for it to fit the camera. It was also just a regular flash and not a TTL flash.

Finally bit the bullet and got the X-T2 paired with a 35mm 1.4 and my goodness is it a great camera! Amazing picture quality with all the dials you could possibly want (they lock too!) This camera is not only easy but incredibly fun to shoot with.

When the X-T1 first came out, we were not too sure whether it was the flagship camera or just the DSLR-styled version of the X-Pro1. Now, it is clear that, with the unexpected enthusiast reception that the X-T1 received from the photographer community, Fujifilm now intends to have two flagship...

This is the second of three cameras from FujiFilm; this is an interchangeable lens camera that made a short visit to me courtesy of a Christmas In July event. Even after nearly two weeks of use I am still barely out of using Auto mode although it has accompanied me on a range of visits while out and...