Mirroless enthusiasts have been eagerly awaiting this camera, so is the Fujifilm X-T2 a DSLR killer? Ever since Fujifilm announced its first model in the X series in 2011, the system has been evolving at quite a pace. The number of interchangeable-lens cameras in the X series now stands at eight models, and there's a healthy range of 19 premium XF lenses to choose from - a far cry from the three optics that were initially available with the release of the X-Pro1. Today, it's the X-Pro2 that claims the title of being the flagship model in the line-up, but it's the introduction of the X-T2 that seems to have generated the most interest among admirers and users of the X series. Unlike its digital rangefinder-style sister models, the X-T2 is more in keeping with the shape and style of a DSLR, and it's the blend of a beautifully sculpted handgrip, centrally positioned electronic viewfinder and classic arrangement of buttons and dials that will make DSLR users feel right at home. In the same way as the X-T1 inherited technology from the X-Pro1, we were expecting the X-T2 to embrace some of the excellent features and functionality from the X-Pro2 to ensure it goes one better than Fujifilm's first attempt at a DSLR-shaped model.
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