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It feels like a nice quality tool thats just the right size, weight, and specs.
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The camera also has a terrific build quality, its very solid and the weather sealing is much appreciated
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Fast forward to the Google Pixel, I was happy taking pictures with it, I couldn't imagine a smart phone having such capabilities, but alas, most of the time I got good pictures, but I always regretted not having better quality
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Great form factor, excellent build quality
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Quality of the images is amazing and the ease of use is great
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Beyond the stellar image quality, here’s what stands out for me:First, the rangefinder format with an optical viewfinder is really nice
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Couple that with top end picture quality, and we have a winner
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one of the cards should fail (something that's only happened to me once).In sum, the Fujifilm X-Pro2 provides a very refined experience: a solid and evolved physical package that produces beautiful image quality
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Oh, and excellent build quality.
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Excellent image quality, brilliant hybrid viewfinder, ergonomically a huge improvement over all of fuji's past cameras.
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Enter the X-Pro2, and I can have the same fantastic image quality for about half the weight
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This bothered me as I wouldn't be using the main feature of this camera