Fujifilm X-Pro2 Sample Images

The Fujifilm X-Pro2 is a camera for those who are happier with a Leica in hand than a whizz-bang DSLR. There’s no messing around with zooms and shooting modes and sounds and menu options. It’s about taking photos, pure and simple.

It’s not a camera for all seasons, and it’s not going to appeal to everyone. It’s larger than you might expect, and it doesn’t have the bells and whistles of some other cameras. But what it does, it does very well indeed.

Here are some photos I’ve taken with the X-Pro2 to show how it performs in real-world shooting conditions. I’ve mixed into this selection of shots using various exposure and ISO settings and a mix of subjects in the frame.

These are shot with the Fujifilm XF 23mm f/2 R WR Lens. It’s a 23mm prime, and on the X-Pro2’s APS-C sensor, that’s equivalent to a 35mm focal length on a full-frame camera.

I’ve posted a hands-on review of the Fujifilm X-Pro2 separately. Here I’m focusing on posting some sample images I’ve taken with it to give a sense of how it performs in regular, everyday real-world shooting.

It’s not a camera for all seasons, and it’s not going to appeal to everyone. . . . But what it does, it does very well indeed.

Sample Images Taken with a Fujifilm X-Pro2 and 23mm f/2 Lens

You can click on each image to open a full-resolution version if you’d like a closer look. These were all shot originally in RAW (.raf) and processed in Lightroom, most of them quite lightly. I haven’t used any of Lightroom’s optical corrections, such as chromatic aberration or distortion control, but with many of them, I have adjusted things like contrast and brightness, as you normally would with RAW files.

Price & Availability

It was originally sold in black, silver, and graphite models, either as a body-only configuration or with various combinations of kit lenses.

Buy New

Since I originally posted this, the Fujifilm X-Pro2 has been superseded by the X-Pro3. The X-Pro2 is hard to find in stores (although you can still get accessories for them). But it’s not impossible to find new ones–you just might need to hunt around a bit.

Buy Used

But they do turn up used. My go-to place for used gear, KEH, has some in stock at the time I’m writing this, although obviously stock levels are going to fluctuate, so your mileage might vary. But it’s worth a look.

• KEH
• MPB

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