Why you should buy the Fujifilm X-Pro 2 over the X-E4
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Good points but the X-E4 comes with Classic Neg, so no regrets.
My X Pro 2 has Nostalgic Neg too, thanks to Lightroom's hack where you delete a bit of text in a file. That and Classic Neg are both great. I am tempted by the XE4 to get CN in-camera but the EVF is the dealbreaker. Will probably hold out for X Trans 5 cams with me liking NN as much as CN - more flattering skin tones with it's softer tonal contrast.
@@blood_n_guts_murphy How to use Nostalgic Neg on X Pro 2 ? Thank you!
@@SaSa-on1bh you can enable it in Lightroom by deleting the name of a GFX camera from a file. Pal2Tech has a video about it.
@@blood_n_guts_murphyMay I have the link ? Thank you so much!
@@SaSa-on1bh ua-cam.com/video/UUce-04DoSM/v-deo.html
Buying old flagships is better than buying new entry-levels.
That's what I think.
Unless you're shopping for compactness.
Both are good and valid points
Hmm, so if you need a weather sealed camera then you should buy one, got it. Not sure what that has to do with the X-E4. That camera is Fuji’s smallest X-mount camera with their latest processor and sensor and a selfie screen. The XPro2 weighs 500 grams, uses a 5 year old processor and sensor, and has a fixed screen. No one is cross shopping the two lol.
im getting anxious with the microphone cord being stretched like that
Legends say, the more stretched it is, the better the audio
Great comment. As a long time Fuji and XPro2 user, it's really hard to beat the XPro2, and while the XPro3 offers (controversial) improvements, I'm hard pressed to justify getting it. For me, I'd love to have image stabilization, and because I'm always shooting in full manual, the exposure compensation dial for me is not very useful. Instead, I'd rather swap the fiddly and awkward ISO dial arrangement with the exp comp dial.
100% agree. I couldn’t justify the price of admission for X-Pro 3 (dura silver) so settled with X-Pro 2. I get the novelty of the screen on XP3 but to me it’s just a gimmick
Dear David,
I was scratching my head over buying a xpro2 or a xe4. The price difference is literally 100 bucks. Xe4 100 higher.
I decided to go for xe4 because:
1: tilted screen. Way more versatile doing street photography. X pro2 doesn’t have it
2: better auto focus. So important doing night street photography and just normal shooting.
3: better censor and processor. Took pictures way faster.
4: 100 gram lighter. Yes it needs a grip but I bought a leather case that has a little grip on it.
5: overall I pay 100 dollars more to get a new camera than buy a 4 year old used camera.
6: I don’t shoot at rain.
7: I like to shoot by looking at LCD than Viewfinder. I’m lazy.
8: touch screen.
To be honest, the OVF is good for super sun light condition, but still the magic of mirrorless camera is I got what I see in stead of I may not get what I see from DSLR. It just sounds counterintuitive that you may get shots with incorrect exposure photos because you shoot on OVF but hey the subject is gone.
Speaking of the 4 way, the funcwtionality of 4 way became motion gesture on touch screen. ( still prefer 4 way though)
Anyway, xe3 has been 4 years and it’s price is still at 60% of its original price, while xpro2 at its 50%. XE4 holds its value better than xpro2
Anyway, both are great camera. What really matters is the head behind the camera right? Haha
Thank you for you video again!
Cheers from China
I love this. Thank you for the detailed breakdown. You made some fantastic counter points to my video. And yes, the person behind the camera is more important than the camera itself. Enjoy the XE-4, tag me on IG @dlovisuals, I’d love to see some of your work!
@@dlovisuals i will! Just followed!
It’s a bit apples and oranges but I can see your point. I use the X-Pro2 still for personal work and it’s one of my favourite cameras. Decided not to upgrade to the X-Pro3 because in my use the X-Pro3 has some drawbacks. In terms of IQ there’s no visible difference between the 24MP vs the 26MP sensor. The difference is in read-out speed (video) and AF. For me not an issue. The X-E4 for me was a bit of a disappointment. A very underwhelming update of the X-E3. Fuji’s camera roadmap is anyhow getting a bit of the mixed bag. When you simultaneously offer 5-6 models around $800-1000 with very similar technology it starts to get really crowded...
Totally agree with you 100%. Most EVFs and LCDs struggle with bright sunlight and yet it barely gets mentioned. Certainly manufacturers don't talk about it. The OVF in the X-Pro2 is reason enough for buying it. But add in that it is more reliable than the X-Pro1 and it doesn't lag much behind the X-Pro3 in what it offers. It is still worth considering.
Also I never see any issues with the 2, whereas many 3 owners have had to return their cam for various defects (often the OVF or LCD). As a traveller it just feels like too much of a risk.
I 100% made one of those "I got an ____ in 2021" videos but good to know I made the right choice of picking up the X-Pro2 this past month! Great video - you've got a new subscriber 😊
It’s such a good camera!
I have been saying that for a year. X-Pro 2 is the best available Fujifilm camera for street and daily life photography! 👌📸
Yesss! 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Bruh. Are you using a C-Stand as a Mic Stand?!
Yesssir 😂
Not to mentioned they got rid of the front mode dial and the rear dial. Plus oddly placed Q and joystick. I love my XPro2, it is still amazing in 2021.
Right!? X-Pro 2 is the GOAT
Totally agree! Made my choice on x-pro2 with 35mm F2. Arriving on monday, super excited.
The 35mm f/2 was my first lens. It’s such a good little lens
@@dlovisuals also, does lensmate thumb grip make a huge difference on x-pro2? Never held an x-pro camera in my hands, so wondering if it's a big deal.
@@fokas.automotive4768 I have a thumb grip made by some rando brand off Amazon but my buddy has the LensMate one and it does help because the spot where your thumb goes has a rubber grip to help you better grip it.
I sold my xt30ii for the xpro2 and man this APSC camera is old, but a dream in usability. I also love the analog hybrid range finder and the fact that I can crank the ISO and for some reason the noise of the xpro2 looks fantastic. And absolutely right the four buttons knob on the back is a breath to navigate the camera. With the newer models it’s a true pain… the xpro2 has everything it needs, feels much more like shooting analog, It reminds me a lot on my days behind my canon ae1… fuji could have stopped at the xpro2. The xpro2 is also a great example for the fact, that ot doesn’t need more resolution on the sensor… the color rendering is just wow….😮 absolutely happy….
why did you sold xt30ii in the first place?
what photography do you do the most?
I am currently searching for fuji camera and considering new xt30ii, e4, used xpro2.
@@mafib1 …don’t understand me wrong the xt30ii is a great invention specially given all its features in a small housing. If you want something for everyday. It’s the xt30ii. For my taste the digital possibilities in the xt30ii are just too much, and the accessibility to them takes too long - for street photography. I know range finder cameras from a very young age on, my uncle is a Leica fanboy, and I was shooting RFs at the age of 12 to 14 when he stayed for visits. For me, the pure EVF wasn’t what I expected. In other words, when I restarted my hobby in the digital age, I had wrong expectations…
@@beyourself9162 hey,
thanks for your reply :)
Nice to know someone else's perspective.
This is a really great take on XPRO vs XE4!
I’d love to pick your brain on the following…
I’m having a hard time with deciding on a new Fuji body, struggling with GAS, but also feeling like I want a new and/or third body.
Right now I’m shooting on an XT3 and an X100V. Love both. I shoot studio portraits and headshots, personal branding photos and the occasional family session. I used to shoot engagements and weddings, but now it’s almost entirely portrait work.
I have fallen in love with the rangefinder style of the X100V, and I am eyeing the XPRO 3 and the XE4. If I get the XE4, I can keep my XT3.
I’m having a hard time deciding if I should sell my XT3, and get an XPRO 3, keep the XT3 and get an XE4, or just wait and save for the XPRO3 and have three cameras (XT3, XPRO & X100).
I’ve also considered the XT4, but I don’t do video, don’t care about IBIS and I just don’t see the upgrade.
I like to work very minimalist, and I only have a handful of lenses.
I would love your thoughts as to what you would do in my shoes.
I’d say keep the XT3 because it is a workhorse camera plus the newest firmware gave it the same autofocus algorithms as the XT4. Personally I’d wait and save up for the X-Pro 3 because it is also a workhorse camera that will pair great with your XT3 for paid work and change lenses on a rangefinder camera. X100V is a great everyday camera.
@@dlovisuals thank you David. That’s my gut instinct. Even if it takes me a while to save up, the XPRO3 will likely be the best choice. And my XT3 can be a trusty backup.
Totally agree. I’ve got an xe2 and when they removed the directional buttons and replaced with touchscreen, I said no thanks. I like my buttons. Also the viewfinder eye cut just keeps getting more shallow, very annoying. The xe4 no longer has the focus mode switch or grip. Fuji is not moving in the right direction. I will be getting an x pro 2 next.
I recently bought a used X-E2S and am loving all the buttons and customization. I’m mainly a stills/landscape photographer, so I don’t need the video and burst mode shooting capabilities of more modern cameras. A flip screen would be nice, though.
Badass! I bet you got a great deal on it
@@dlovisuals Yes, I got it cheap, so this purchase was a no-brainer for me.
I love the XE2 too, was going to get an XE2S too, but they are extremely similar so may try the X Pro 2 instead, maybe the weight will be cool with the awesome looking new 27mm.
@@blood_n_guts_murphy x-pro 2 is so worth it in 2021
Amen! And, last but not least, you get not only proper buttons, but also a proper lcd display on the back, where it belongs, not hidden under a makeshift film back just to ape Leica. Fuji has a great product - just believe in it!! Great camera.
Great point! The X-Pro 2 is still a beast and better than the X-Pro 3. Spending close to $2 for a gimmick is not worth it IMO
Great video! I think that since Fujifilm had already slated to axe the X-E line and then brought it back, they really just brought the name back with a camera that has a different philosophy than the original X-E. I think it is targeting a completely different crowd now, which for me is disappointing, but for some new users might be great.
Def agree with you. It’s great for beginners and enthusiasts and if you want something a little more rugged, there’s plenty to choose from 🙌🏻
Yep the XE4 is more like a budget ICL X100, whereas the first two were solid mini X Pro 1s.
Two card slots, weather sealing, Bulit-in grip, Four way button controls, Optical view finder ....and id add good footprint option for any larger lenses and still compact. The Xpro2 is still the camera I'd choose. I owed this myelf on release and sold to fund other kit (Then really missed owning it). This video has helped the desision to return to the xpro2 over inseatd of the 3 or XE4.
I found the last new X Pro 2 6 months ago for just a bit more than the XE4 and there is no competition. One is a pro body, solid and premium. The other isn't anywhere near that. I haven't regretted not buying the new body for a second. Both have too small an EVF for me, so I will probably get a Pro 3 or used Leica CL next. You can shoot with both eyes open with the CL which will probably be the clincher. Fuji have made good EVFs but only centrally like on the XT3.
this is the importance of clever innovation and lineup that follow it. trust me. the only camera that will survive full frame barrage from canon, nikon and sony are: xpro,x100,xt (dunno, i think after the release of zf this model will crushed) and gfx. why is that: the answer is leica. fuji should focus on those 3 lineup. i sense leica like hardcore fan for those camera. i plan on either get: xpro2/4 or x100f this year/ next year after i got z6-2/3 dunno
I mean, if compact size is important, X-E3 is still a viable option, and it's only going to be cheaper.
I like shooting in the rain so the lack of weather sealing on X-E3 is deal breaker for me.
500-600 dollars. Heh. I wish. The market has caught on to some of these cameras. I think the reality of the x-pro3 kind of pushed the prices of the x-pro2. Can’t touch one for less than 850.
I’ve seen heavily used X-Pro 2 cameras pop up on Adorama during the 2020 holiday season go for around that range. Just keep an eye out if your looking for a bargain
I agree with what you are saying, but you are really comparing apples to oranges. The x-pro cameras and the other slr-like cameras are intended for different people. You either love the rangefinder camera flavour, or you like the slr camera flavour. You can compare specs all day and the newest design will always win in terms of sheer technical ability. I have an X-Pro 2, upgraded from an X-Pro 1, and my next step forward will be an X-Pro 3 when prices secondhand drop into my budget. Oddly, I also have a Leica M9, which I use alongside the Fuji. That makes me the oddball old-timey nostalgia freak? No, I just like things that work very well.
Fair points all around. Love having these discussions in the comments.
Agreed it's a bad ass camera. I'm so glad I moved from Lomo , Canon AE-1 , and old stool polaroid to this... it took 25 years and good digital convincing. Having learned it... so great! There is still a lot of things to do with this bad boy... even digital back to analog.... with more control. Fun stuff...
I bought one of those Russian turret viewfinders that mounts on the shoe that has 4 little lenses. I didn't expect that it would be so crystal clear. I expected an aged piece. Have to say, it looks bad ass sitting on my XM-1...
That sounds badass!
Hi - You made the comment re the OVF and you can not always see the LCD or EVF on some cameras and with the X-Pro 2 you have the OVE to shoot with. Well I agree and disagree. Why? Well I own a X-pro 2 and quite frankly when looking through the OVF on a bright day with harsh light, It IS OFTEN VERY DIFFICULT to see the exposure settings in the OVF. That said, yes it is a great camera.
X-T2 is a very good camera too
That it is. I gravitated to the X-Pro 2 because of the rangefinder design and when I had the X-T1, it felt like I was using any other Mirrorless camera in the market.
@@dlovisuals I sold the x-pro1 and kept the x-t1
Badass!
@@dlovisuals I still have an x-e1
Just ordered and Xpro2 and MHG-xpro2. Excited to have it. I like that it can be a personal and professional camera for my needs. I have an XH1 which is great for pro work but for personal it stays home in favor of other bodies like the XT1, XS10 and XE3.
Good video and good points David. I used to have an X-Pro 1 and loved it. Kinda wish I still had it. I got an X-T2 these days, but am thinking it might be time to get an X-Pro 3. I'm going to sub and look forward to checking out more of your videos.
I changed from a xpro 2 to a xe3 no regrets , it’s got apertures shutter speeds and iso and exposure compensation it’s all I use and it’s lighter can’t see any image quality difference
For me it would be the weight/screen. I have a xt4 and xe3 and having those two cameras made me relize I missed the flip screen I used to have with the xt10. I will be getting the xe4 as a everyday camera. The only downside for me is the weather sealing because I am in Portland Oregon. But for me it will always be my third / everyday camera anyway. So, if it dies, it dies. It’s just meant to take photos.
Hey. Thanks for the video! I have offers x-e3 and x-pro2 at the same price. Does the x-e3 have absolutely no advantage other than a slightly better screen sensor and better video? Or is the video no better?
Thanks ... Excellent talking Points .... Just traded My EX2s for The Xpro2... I can't wait!
Yessss!
Is it a disadvantage for X-Pro2 not having a built in flash?
When shooting street, I don’t use flash because I like to be discrete. If I am shooting an event, I use a flash module because they produce better results than a camera’s built in flash
I can’t find the xpro2 anywhere for that price. I’ve been looking for weeks
"Fully weather sealed" is pushing it a bit. They are advertised as "weather resistant." Good luck with that. I have an Xpro 3 and just bought an Xpro 2 because they are so cheap. They are still still great.
I used my x-pro 2 in heavy rain about a week ago and it’s totally fine.
I even bought an X-Pro 1 🥳
@@michel559 badass!
@@dlovisuals yeah I really love it. Excellent condition for half nothing, there is something about its simplicity of use. Yeah it is a bit slow, EVF isn‘t the best, but it is plenty workable. Got the 35/1.4 and 18/2 with it. Tried the newer 23/2 on it, wow different camera. Way faster.....so I might go ‚fujicrons‘ going fwd. not sure yet though but AF is way faster and I love their shape.
Cheers from Switzerland
@@michel559 fujicrons are so good. I have 35mm f/2 and 90mm f/2 (not sure it counts as a Fujicron lol. Thanks for stopping by!
I cant find the Xpro-2 under 900 bucks!
I got mine thru Adorama, used, last holiday season.
I think the are dumping the D pad on the more entry level cameras to differentiate them from the more expensive models, Canon cripple hammer style.
😆
oh hey! i accidentally found your youtube channel! I'm a follower on IG! great stuff man!
Fujifilm make great film style cameras. But the tendency to put less buttons in their new cameras is terrible. One more thing, that I cannot understand: photography is made on the basis of 3 parameters: aperture, shutter speed and iso. Aperture ring we have on the lens, shutter speed dial we have on the camera body. No ISO ring, but we have exposure compensation ring! Who needs it? When Fuji engineers understand, that there must be iso ring instead of exposure compensation. I think then a lot of people will say say big “thank you” for Fuji.
OVF works with that big ol’ lens you got there?
Yep
The RP is weather-sealed though, just so you know :)
Love the XE-4 my fav and best camera
I got an X10 a while ago dirt cheap, really love that little beauty - and got into the range finder thing again after a very long time.
Considering an X-Pro1 though, simply because my mainline is Panasonic/mft and I use the Fujis (also got an X-T1) exclusively for photography - and the price tag.
Would you definitely suggest the X-Pro2 over the X-Pro1?
If you can find a X-Pro 2 I’d pick over the X-Pro 1. For one it has weather sealing, while Xpro 1 does not. The XP2 has 24mp vs 16mp, dual card slots, slightly better battery life (380 shots vs 300), phase detect AF vs contrast detect, 8fps vs 6fps and Max shutter of 1/8000th vs 1/4000th.
@@dlovisuals "phase detect AF" - that's the word. Well, not so much going out these days, so saving should be a breeze 🤣
@@SarahJaeckel lol there you. Keep an eye on Adorama or b&h photo. I’ve seen them get used X-Pro 2 bodies pretty frequently
I had the XPro1 and then the XPro2. The XPro2 is definitely superior, and if you plan to shoot extensively, is your better bet. At the current used price point, it is a very, very tough camera to beat in terms of handling, features, etc. especially if you are into the rangefinder/street photo genres. There was something unique, however, about the XPro1, and other long time XPro users have mentioned this. There was just a certain feel and image characteristic that crept through now and then. That being said, the XPro2's features beat nostalgia any day, and remains one of my most favourite cameras, so much so that I've skipped buying the XPro3 (unless I find one at half price - ha ha ha), and will consider a future XPro4 instead. If the XPro2 had image stabilization, it would probably still be my main camera for ALL kinds of shooting.
@@edwintam2349 Thank you very much. I considered getting the x-pro1, especially for those "soft" and "somehow unique" features. Well, let's see, as it is still just a hobby (even if I got plenty of training and the fitting educational background to step up) I will maybe get the x-pro1 first to get what is about (or not). Nevertheless, as it seems, I won't lose a dime reselling it.
As if I ever would have sold a camera I own :-)
I'd rather get the X-E3 over the 4 though I miss that D-Pad!
The d-pad is life!
@@dlovisuals Great presentation BTW. SUBBED!
@@Clodrock thank you so much!
0:25 thank you, finally someone said this :D
It’s true 😂
I agree about loosing buttons and dials not the best move but I guess they are filling a gap for a simple to use camera I got the XE2 first and tale end of last year added the old XE1 for its unequal sensor as fitted in XPro1.
X-Pro 2 is bigger and heavier, it defeats the point of looking at the X-E series which is an X100 that can change lenses. A *new* X-E3 is currently HALF the price of the X-E4 and that is what people should be looking at. Nothing against the X-Pro 2 except size and weight, I just don't think it and WR is what most X-E buyers are looking for.
X-E3 still presents the similar issues that I have with the X-E4. Smaller and lighter doesn’t mean it’s better. The same goes for bigger and heavier, it’s all about finding the camera that works for you. For me that’s the X-Pro 2 and for others it might be the same or any other Fuji camera. My needs are different than your needs and their needs
@@dlovisuals
I didn't say it was better. It is aimed at those wanting the X100 in a ILC body.
A NEW X-E3 is way cheaper than both.
@@fredbloggs545 🤷🏻♂️
Fuji has put its focus on GFX. The new x series cameras and lenses seem to just be a money making trick.
If the prices of GFX cameras and glass keeps coming down, i wonder if it’s going to stay niche or become more mainstream like FF and APS-C for the average consumer/prosumer?
I guess I like the 70-300mm, a worthy upgrade of my favorite Fuji lens, 55-200mm.
man.. i wish i could find a xpro2 for about $700 range in canada.. sigh.
I feel ya man.
I've got a Fuji x-t10 that I mostly use with vintage lenses.
Badass! Which lenses you rocking?
@@dlovisuals I really like the old Konica AR mount lenses. I have the 40 1.8, 50 1.4, and 135 3.5. I also have a 7artisans 25mm 1.8 and just ordered an xc 35mm f2
@@Irontalyn that’s a dope setup. I currently have the XF 16-55, 35 f/2, and 90mm f/2. I absolutely love 137mm for street photography, it’s so good!
@@dlovisuals The 135mm becomes like a 210 so I don't use it a lot but the other lenses I like. I am glad to be getting the 35 f2 though because I have missed autofocus and the 50mm field of view is what I use the most.
@@Irontalyn 35mm f/2 is my go to when I just wanna grab the Xpro with one lens and not bring anything else.
Just bought an Xpro2 and it’s a little slow at autofocus even though I have new lenses. I wonder if there is a firmware update?
I know they recently release a bunch of new firmware for their cameras, including the X-Pro 2. Def look into updating it
Do as David said for the lenses too. And make sure you are on boost mode. I am a stickler for focus speed but find it fine with the 18mm f2 and 35mm f1.4. Center spot focusing is the fastest.
Just waiting for the xh2 🤷🏾♂️
same here worth the wait I'm sure
Let’s see what else Fuji got planned this year
I've had an X-Pro-2 for years now. It's been a love/hate relationship. Never found much use for the optical viewfinder but it's nice to have I guess. Biggest complaints are the retro-BS combo shutter speed/ISO dial, battery life, and no IBIS. I prefer to shoot in full manual and I like to adjust my ISO on the fly. This camera is just a pain to use like that. It's a street and travel camera... period. With a better sensor and IBIS, if the X-E4 was weather-sealed I'd be tempted. FYI I've never had a Fuji camera (including the Pro-2) that didn't need the optional grip. After 5 years the attraction is wearing off and I'm giving serious consideration to the new Canon mirrorless system and dumping Fuji altogether.
I shoot on a Canon R6 for work and love RF glass. It is however, expensive but so worth it
Una pregunta, con la x-pro2 puedes transferir los JPG al celular con la aplicación Fujifilm Cam Remote?
Si, puedes transferir los jpeg al celular con la aplicacion
@@dlovisuals muchas gracias por la información. Un saludo!
I buy what I need and or like. not what you like.
I’m a UA-camr, you MUST buy what I like because that’s how the industry works nowadays. Gear over Skill 🤷🏻♂️
@@dlovisuals lol
People keep making comparisons between the xe4 and every other fuji camera rather than comparisons between the other 3 cameras in the xe line. That's how you know the xe line of cameras were slept on. The xe4 makes perfect sense when compared to the other xe cameras. I'd take one over an xpro2 in a heartbeat. If you're buying an xe camera, you more than likely have determined that you don't need weather sealing, dual card slots, ovf or a sizeable grip. The funny thing is 99% of my shooting is done with film rangefinders and yet I never use the ovf on my x100v. I might have to give it a try after watching your video though.
Fair points! And you should totally try the OVF on the X100V. It’s so handy in bright environments
Great video. Fugi ruined the xpro3 by removing the d-pad and including a "goofy" LCD screen. They should have kept the d-pad and included an LCD similar to the x100v. Being what it is the xpro2 is great choice.
Yeah I don’t get the removal of the D-Pad. They even did it on the GFX-100S. The screen on the X-Pro 3 is the most hipster thing I’ve seen since Leica lol
X-E4 looks way too fidgety.
Got the graphite edition with the matching 23 f2 for $800. A steal for what it can do
Holy shit that’s a steal! Legit want one just for the color lol
Where? I bought the graphite body only for 1100
@@ipablo16 was a lucky eBay find
Badass!
Nothing crazy has happened this year?
Exactly, nothing crazy has happened...yet
@@dlovisuals Attempted coups of major world powers don't count? We really have redefined what we consider as crazy...
Admitted it created some great photo ops :)
Did you make a review video on the X-E4 without ever shooting on the X-E4?
Doesn’t everyone do that?
@@dlovisuals I guess we watch different channels 😅
...and the XPro3 over the XPro2
You bad GAS influence!! Maybe someday ill get fuji.....
Gooood!
Even if I had the money I don’t think I’d get the x100v because of the missing d pad. I need that shit man. Anyways, I need to spend more time with my xpro2, I’ve been using the100f a lot lately
I’m on the verge of buying x100f or xpro2 graphite....could you please advise on your expert...ergo, battery, evf and AF etc thanks
X100F and X-Pro 2 share the same sensor and battery. I personally prefer the ergonomics on X-Pro 2 because it has better grip. The grip on the 100F feels too slippery. EVF on both cameras isn’t super bright. As far as autofocus, it’s about the same between both cameras. Also the X-Pro 2 is weather sealed so if you plan to shoot in rain, then that’s a better choice. I hope this helps!
Nah. X-Pro 2 and 3 are big bricks...they feel enormous and clunky. Why complain about a camera being different? Myopic, pointless review. Also could live without the foul language.
Because theres no Optical view finder, weather cealling in E4? Kidding?
What’s cealling?
@@dlovisuals No offense but it's obvious he meant sealing
@@dlovisuals
Can you type Korean as well as John Cho can type English? If not, don't take the p!ss out of his second language skills.
Besides the fact that you make numerous errors during your piece you're also completely ignoring the fact that the X-E4 has a new sensor that totally blows the X-Pro2 away. The XTrans4 sensor is mind blowingly good and, believe it or not, almost as good as the Leica Q2 (and Leica Q2M). Getting hold of this sensor at around $800 makes all the downsides evaporate...
Swear more
Fuck yeah