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Fujifilm X-T2: photographed, captured on the videotape and finished well on eBay, the 'leak' is complete

This time Fujifilm has chosen evil people that will receive test his new camera before the official launch, the new Fujifilm X-T2, in fact, not only has appeared several times in the picture and has already been put up for sale on eBay, but now it also shows in a video.


The new co-flagship of the Japanese brand will surely bring a dowry of the new products presented on X-Pro2, but will encompass the reflex-like format that has made the success of the first model. then we will find again an electronic viewfinder of a generous size, but it will be news on the front of the display, which from the pictures seems to use a new hub system, similar to that adopted by Pentax for its flagship full K-1 frame. Novelty should also be on the front of the ferrules, with a concentric wheel to that of the times dedicated to the choice of the reading mode and a metering for the selection of the shooting mode concentric to that of the ISO sensitivity. Apparently it archived the end, but little practical solution of the double concentric ring for times and ISO that has not convinced of X-Pro2.

Seeing the status of the project is not likely to miss a lot the presentation, then we should have all the details of the new X-T2 in the coming weeks.

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