Purchased the X pro 2 about 2 months ago, and for my style of shooting, (fast prime lenses) this baby rocks!

I still use and love the original kit and prime lenses with the X-Pro2 that I purchased for the X-E1

Olympus and Panasonic-Leica are producing a number excellent prime lenses, including Olympus newer f2.8 pro zooms

I’ve been a Fuji X-series fan since I purchased the original X-E1 years ago, along with a few nice prime lenses

I fully expect to use and love these lenses with any future upgrades

, this makes post process easier and the photos a tiny bit crisper4-Ergonomics- just perfect, I love shooting with this thing, great weight, feel, buttons, joystick, dual card slots, large buffer, I really like the ISO/shutter dial, the OVF is beautiful

It makes taking photos wirelessly very easy and fast to do

I love the hybrid viewfinder, and something about the design of the X-Pro has resulted in the camera taking some of the best photos I've ever made.

There are many camera's out there which can take great photos when used correctly and the proper work is done digitally but what really separates this camera is the ease of use and the amazing photos that come directly out of it.

Most cameras can take beautiful photos though, and the ability to do so isn't what makes this one special

The system is great and the lenses are tack shrp and crispy clean and works of art.

Anyways, have been trying to love the Sony system, trying out first the

Beautiful system - really feels nice in the hands - feels like a pro camera

I find the X-Pro2 & a few "prime" lens make a good travel camera system.

I was always a loyal Fuji customer because of their line, but their service record with me makes me a loyal customer that wants to write a good review for them

Above this, Fuji has consistently improved on this foundation with regular firmware upgrades that have dramatically improved performance over the years on issues like autofocus response (use it all the time) and 4K movies (never use it but glad it’s there).I have also had to have both a flash and this X-Pro serviced by Fuji

: I chose the Fuji because I preferred it, and came away with the 35mm f1.4, 16mm f1.4 and 50-140 f2.8 and a flash

I've dumped my everyday carry four pound Nikon set-up (D810/24-70) for a Fuji system that, at THE MOST, will top out at two pounds.

Above this, Fuji has consistently improved on this foundation with regular firmware upgrades that have dramatically improved performance over the years on issues like autofocus response (use it all the time) and 4K movies (never use it but glad it’s there).I have also had to have both a flash and this X-Pro serviced by Fuji

This big bad boy has fast focus, a great combo optical viewfinder, dual card slots and a great, well balanced body

The X Pro 2 has a solid, well-designed weather sealed body; it allows choice between optical and electronic viewfinder; it has a new larger sensor and image processor, with option to choose between 77 and 273 AF focal points; the X Pro 2 has excellent professional dials for exposure, shutter speed, and ISO with a front lever to switch between the optical and EVF; the useful joystick is useful for moving focal points (but a touch screen would be better); its menus are logical with options for customization; dual SD card slots; and you can add a well-designed optional handgrip

I own a handful of Fujinon lenses, including the 18-55mm, 23mm, 35mm f/1.4 and f/2, and 56mm (non-APD version).I prefer rangefinder-style bodies for aesthetic reasons, but the X-Pro2's body feels a little large in my small-ish hands; I think I prefer the size of the X-T1

In addition to their fine camera bodies and lenses, I also admire Fujifilm's commitment to it's users, by providing firmware updates to fix issues, and also to extend the capabilities of their cameras.

There is a reason why I can pick up my Canon 7d or 5D3 and both bodies feel almost like clones.

They also upped their build quality, coming from a Fuji Xt1 and Xe2, I can say that the Xpro 2 has a much better improved build than the rest of the pack

The camera also has a terrific build quality, its very solid and the weather sealing is much appreciated

Nevertheless, the camera feels very refined: the build is solid, the controls fall nicely under my fingers, and the haptics are spot on (the exposure compensation dial, in particular, has the perfect amount of resistance).I moved from the X-T1 to the X-Pro2 for three primary reasons: the 24 megapixel X-Trans III sensor, the ACROS film simulation, and the 1/8000 shutter speed

This camera has made me feel more confident out shooting I would encourage people wanting to get this camera to just get it

This makes exactly the same quality file, but you don't need a photo vest to show you're cool when shooting

Eventually, upgraded to the X100s and waited for years for the update to the XPRO line as the X-T1 while widely lauded, was not the shooting style I loved with Fuji

, this makes post process easier and the photos a tiny bit crisper4-Ergonomics- just perfect, I love shooting with this thing, great weight, feel, buttons, joystick, dual card slots, large buffer, I really like the ISO/shutter dial, the OVF is beautiful

Excellent image quality, brilliant hybrid viewfinder, ergonomically a huge improvement over all of fuji's past cameras.

Enter the X-Pro2, and I can have the same fantastic image quality for about half the weight

This bothered me as I wouldn't be using the main feature of this camera

It feels like a nice quality tool thats just the right size, weight, and specs.

Beyond the stellar image quality, here’s what stands out for me:First, the rangefinder format with an optical viewfinder is really nice

You can do all kinds of customization, and I love the viewfinder on the left - my preference

Excellent image quality, brilliant hybrid viewfinder, ergonomically a huge improvement over all of fuji's past cameras.

I love the hybrid viewfinder, and something about the design of the X-Pro has resulted in the camera taking some of the best photos I've ever made.

The viewfinder is very good at everything it sets out to do

The bad- the optical viewfinder is worthless

The evf in it is also super unreliable- but not for focusing

The EVF doesn't play very well with sunglasses compared to the X-T10

The EVF is great, and I have not more than glanced at the manual to be able to get awesome results.

The EVF is amazing and hits focus fast (much faster than the X-T1).

This bothered me as I wouldn't be using the main feature of this camera

Enter the X-Pro2, and I can have the same fantastic image quality for about half the weight

This film simulation for JPEGs is dominating my images left and right.

The images come out WAAAAAY to cold

The BW film simulation is out of the world, and I am getting fabulous images at home with the 56 mm lens, no fiddling with post processing.

It's grown on me, and like I said, I love the feel of it in hands, but also continually disappointed me

Combines the classic feel of a rangefinder with a multitude of modern technological conveniences.

That said, I can still easily hold it with one hand, and I appreciate its solid feel

It's grown on me, and like I said, I love the feel of it in hands, but also continually disappointed me

The files are really great and the feel is dead on