Fujifilm introduces new X-Series camera lineup

There are a number of new cameras coming out of Fujifilm’s stables. First up is the new flagship X-Pro2, which the company considers the “pinnacle of X-Series photography.” It comes with an Advanced Hybrid Multi Viewfinder that can instantly switch between optical and electronic finders. The X-Pro2 has a new 24.3-megapixel X-Trans CMOS III sensor and a new X-Processor Pro meant to improve response times of the camera.

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Fujifilm X-Pro1 camera successor gets leaked

If the recent leak is any basis, photography giant Fujifilm is set to unveil a follow-up to its 2012 X-Pro1 camera. Fuji Rumors got photos of the design of the X-Pro2, which show a refinement of the original. It still has the retro-influenced body but with what looks like a new viewfinder and control scheme.

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Video: Fujifilm X100T gets a detailed hands-on review

The latest and greatest Fujifilm X100T prosumer point-and-shoot gets a thorough hands on demo and review by avid shooter Maarten Heilbron in the video above. Building on the sterling build and great image quality of the X100, the X100T brings updates galore and the anticipated built-in WiFi feature. For the full review check out Maarten's blog here.

Video: Quick look at Fujifilm's X-T1 Camera Remote functionality

We recently got to see the new Fujifilm X-T1 mirrorless camera in action. Although we didn't get too much hands on time with the camera outside the demo area, we did manage to shoot a video showing the cool Remote Camera functionality that allows control and mirroring via an iPhone. More than just good demo, the uses for remote camera functionality for a weather-sealed semi-professional camera are quite expansive. Specially for shooting outdoors and in sub-zero winter conditions. Seems like ILCs are beating DSLRs in terms of features and integration with existing technologies.