JJC EF XPRO2G (Fujifilm Eyecup)

I've been OVF curious for a very long time. I even bought a used X-Pro1 at some point, and an X100T at another. But somehow it didn't click. In both cases, my main problem was misfocusing due to parallax error: I'd be focused on something faraway, then put the focusing rectangle on something small in the foreground. It would confirm focus, with a green rectangle on my target, yet be focused on the background, due to the parallax. Thus I had given up on the OVF, as unsuitable for my photography. ...

I've been OVF curious for a very long time. I even bought a used X-Pro1 at some point, and an X100T at another. But somehow it didn't click. In both cases, my main problem was misfocusing due to parallax error: I'd be focused on something faraway, then put the focusing rectangle on something small in the foreground. It would confirm focus, with a green rectangle on my target, yet be focused on the background, due to the parallax. Thus I had given up on the OVF, as unsuitable for my photography. ...

After a foolish misstep away from Fujifilm I was really looking forward to getting my X-Pro2. It seemed like it would suit my immediate style and some of my favourite photographers use it and let's face it, it looks cool. As it turned out I just couldn't get on with it. The main issue was the viewfinder and if the rest of the camera is great I wouldn't know. I didn't get to find out as the viewfinder problems constantly got in the way. It seems trivial to point out that a higher viewfinder ...

After a foolish misstep away from Fujifilm I was really looking forward to getting my X-Pro2. It seemed like it would suit my immediate style and some of my favourite photographers use it and let's face it, it looks cool. As it turned out I just couldn't get on with it. The main issue was the viewfinder and if the rest of the camera is great I wouldn't know. I didn't get to find out as the viewfinder problems constantly got in the way. It seems trivial to point out that a higher viewfinder ...

Un boiter particulièrement réussi et bien pensé ! J'adore il a tout ce qu'il faut, de plus on l'a bien en main, son poids est tout à fait correct. On se l'approprie assez rapidement pour des choses relativement simples, par la suite il faut potasser le guide afin d'identifier tous les boutons et possibilités. Pour ceux qui possèdent déjà un appareil photo Fujifilm, ils ne seront pas trop perdus car on retrouve la logique propre à Fuji dans la conception générale des programmes, ... Un très bon appareil destiné aux passionnés de la photo ainsi qu'aux professionnels.