I have used this camera for a wide array of subjects including but not limited to events, travel, wildlife, portraiture, street, and architecture. I have found it to excel in all of those field with wildlife being the weakest point due to native Fujinon lens selection.

I made the jump from a full frame Nikon and I don't miss it. It's everything I was hoping it would be.

The case with which I had the most pleasure since the Nikon FE2. All essential settings are at hand, quality is at the rendezvous and performance. I also love a completely silent electronic shutter. Small, light, I take it everywhere with me ...

I'm a pro-level shooter who has moved away from very capable but HUGE Nikon DSLR systems. At first, I jumped into a Mirrorless Sony A7riii - but returned it because the colors were wonky, gargantuan uncompressed RAW was the only file option (about 80MB+ each), and the images looked way too digital...

"Having shot many weddings with the XT1, I was excited about getting the XT2. I was lucky to walk into Henry's on the day of the XT2's release (when the store first opened) and purchase the only one they had in stock that wasn't slotted for a pre-order.

The X-T2 is the most full-featured camera Fujifilm has ever made, with a best-in-class user experience.

Excellent design; Fantastic image quality; Advanced 4K video; Significantly improved autofocus; Optional grip boosts power; performance

Lacks internal stabilization; Phase-detect AF doesn't work with all lenses; Some menu options are confusing

Nice camera

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...

Fuji sent a warning to the DSLR market with the release of the X-T1 back in 2014, and the X-T2 is here to stamp its mark on the professional photography market and dish out some more killer blows to DSLRs.

Previous experience might have led you to expect the X-T2 to be a DSLR-shaped variant of the X-Pro2. This hasn't proved to be the case, with Fujifilm pulling out all the stops to address the system's two significant weak points: autofocus and video.

Excellent image quality in both Raw and JPEG; Superb JPEG color options; Direct controls give engaging shooting experience; Reassuringly solid build quality; AF point joystick speed up operation; Greatly improved autofocus; especially in terms of tracking; Dual hinged rear screen suits both stills...

JPEG noise reduction can sometimes over-smooth skin detail at very high ISO; Camera's full AF capability only available with a subset of lenses; Subject tracking; while good; is not dependable enough for professional use; AF performance drops significantly in low light; Phase detection region is...