Fujifilm has extended its X-arrangement line up in India by adding six new models to its program. The ones of prime significance are the X-Pro2, X-E2S and X70, which were reported at the current year's CES tradeshow. The others are marginally more established models, similar to the X-T10, X-100T and X-A2, which were propelled at some point a year ago.
The X-Pro2 is the most costly one out of the group at Rs. 1,47,999. This mirrorless tradable focal point camera highlights a 24.3-megapixel APS-C sensor, PDAF, X Processor Professional picture processor, climate safe body and a half and half viewfinder framework, which offers both optical and electronic viewfinders. It likewise brags of an ISO scope of 200 to 12800, screen velocity of 1/8000 seconds and 8fps burst shooting. Video recording maxes out at 1080p, 60fps and you get a 3-inch show with a 1.62 million spot determination.
The X-E2S costs Rs. 61,999 and highlights a 16-megapixel APS-C sensor, ISO scope of 200-6400, full-HD video recording at 60fps and Crude configuration support. It holds the first rangefinder-style outline of the X-E2 however adds enhancements to the grasp, electronic screen and a superior UI.
The X70 is an exceptionally intriguing alternative as it's the littlest and lightest APS-C camera in Fujifilm's extent, making it perfect for road photography. Valued at Rs. 61,999, it highlights a 18.5mm wide-edge settled focal point with a solitary central length of f/2.8. You additionally get a 16.3-megapixeL sensor, 3-inch touchscreen show with can be tilted and quick self-adjust of 0.1 second.
The X-T10 was reported last May and has just now advanced toward India. It will cost you Rs. 1,15,999 and includes new dials, a tilting 3-inch LCD show, tradable focal points, 16.3-megapixel sensor and 8fps burst shooting. The X-A2 appears like a late passage here considering Fujifilm just as of late declared the X-A3 . The camera brags of a LCD screen that can flip the distance in reverse, along these lines making it simple to snap a selfie. This will set you back Rs. 48,499.
To wrap things up, we have the X-100T, which was initially declared in September 2014. Accessible now in India at Rs. 1,15,999, this premium minimized camera highlights 23mm settled focal point with a f/2 opening. It likewise brags of a mixture viewfinder, 16.3-megapixel APS-C sensor, and a 3-inch LCD show.
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