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Rugged Fujifilm XP120 arrives just in time for winter

09 Jan

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It’s snowy season here in the Northern Hemisphere, so Fujifilm’s release of its XP120 is well-timed. The XP120 has a 16.4MP BSI-CMOS sensor and a 28-140mm lens, and is waterproof to 20m/65ft, shockproof to 1.8m/5.7ft and freezeproof to -10C/+14F. 

Other features include a 3″ LCD, unique ‘Cinemagraph’ feature, which ‘produces still photos with moving elements’, 1080/60p video (with a wind filter) and Wi-Fi.

The XP120 will come in four colors – blue, sky blue, green and yellow – and will be available in February for $ 229.

FUJIFILM INTRODUCES NEW RUGGED FINEPIX XP120 FOR OUTDOOR ADVENTURES; FLAGSHIP X SERIES CAMERAS ARRIVE IN NEW PREMIUM COLORS

Valhalla, N.Y., January 5, 2017 – FUJIFILM North America Corporation today announced the new FinePix XP120, with a 16.4MP back-illuminated CMOS sensor and a large 3.0 inch LCD monitor in a compact body. The new FinePix XP120 is waterproof to 65 feet \ 20 meters, shockproof to 5.7 feet \ 1.75 meters, freeze proof to 14°F \ -10°C and dust proof. The XP120 is equipped with a FUJINON lens that provides unique color reproduction technology and advanced sharpness to deliver outstanding image quality, making it an ideal choice for a wide variety of shooting situations in rugged environments.

Also announced are the new FUJIFILM X-Pro2 Body with XF23mmF2 R WR Lens and Lens Hood Kit, Graphite Edition, and the new FUJIFILM X-T2 Body, Graphite Silver Edition.

FinePix XP120 Delivers Four-Way Rugged Protection
The XP120 is waterproof to 65 feet \ 20 meters, shockproof to 5.7 feet \ 1.75 meters, freeze proof to 14°F \ -10°C and dust proof and is designed for ease of use in outdoor activities. The XP120 features an improved grip design for firm one-handed holding and a double-locking mechanism for the battery compartment. There is no need to worry about water, sand or short drops, making it the perfect first camera for children when on a fun adventure.

High Performance Sensor and Lens for Sharp Images

The XP120 is equipped with a 16.4MP back-illuminated CMOS sensor and FUJINON 5x optical zoom lens that includes a 28mm wide-angle setting for sweeping landscape and scenic shots. The optical zoom range can be doubled to 10x with Intelligent Digital Zoom technology, while the camera’s optical image stabilization function ensures that any effects from camera shake are minimized.

Compact and lightweight design with a large 3.0-inch 920K-dot LCD monitor

The new compact XP120 has a large 3.0 inch 920K-dot high definition LCD monitor with anti-reflective coating in its lightweight body making it perfect for outdoor activities. The monitor inhibits light reflection so you are able to comfortably check composition and pictures taken under bright daylight or underwater. The operation buttons on the new XP120 were created in pursuit of optimal size and position, enabling smooth operation even while wearing gloves or holding with one hand. And, the battery compartment is designed with a double-locking mechanism that requires two-stage operation to lock and unlock the lid.

Extensive Shooting Functions with an All New Cinemagraph for Artistic Expression

The XP120 offers an all-new Cinemagraph mode that produces still images with moving elements. Cinemagraph is a novel photographic approach that creates an image somewhere between a still and video, which makes a stark contrast against the rest of the still image so that it appears as if time has been frozen. Additional features that aid versatile artistic expressions include Burst Mode of up to 10 fps, smooth full HD video recording of 60 fps, and time-lapse recording which is useful for fixed-point observation of scenes such as sunsets and flowers opening.

FinePix XP120 Key Features:

  • 16.4MP back-illuminated CMOS sensor and FUJINON 5x optical zoom lens with 28mm wide-angle setting
  • Four-way protection
    • Waterproof up to 65 feet/20 meters, shockproof to 5.7 feet/1.75 meters, freeze proof to 14°F/ -10°C and dust proof
  • Compact lightweight design with 3.0 inch 920K dot high definition LCD monitor with anti-reflective coating
  • Scene Recognition Mode quickly determines the scene before optimizing focus, exposure and shutter speed for best possible results
    • Underwater and underwater macro functions available
  • Remote Shooting function: Allows for wireless connection from the XP120 to a smartphone or tablet for remote camera operations such as releasing the shutter or zooming in and out
  • Interval Timer Shooting: Automatically shoot any number of images in set intervals
    • Interval can be set to either 5 or 10 minutes, or 15, 30 or 60 seconds
  • Burst Mode up to 10 fps, and Advanced Burst Mode capable of shooting at up to 60 fps
  • Time Lapse Video: Automatically converts images taken with interval timer to video
    • Frame rates of 10fps, 30fps or 60 fps can be selected along with three different types of movie size, including full HD. Allows for capturing transitions in nature from a stationary point, such as sunsets or opening flowers
  • Wireless LAN connectivity, Smartphone Transfer and the FUJIFILM Camera Remote app
    • Transfer photos and videos from the XP120 to your smartphone or tablet, or directly to the Instax Share SP-2 Printer for quick, high-quality prints
  • Cinemagraph mode: produces still images with moving elements
  • Motion Panorama 360° function for superb panoramic shots, and the Advanced Filter function to create advanced artistic effects with ease
    • Select from 11 filters when taking pictures or 7 filters during video recording
  • Records smooth Full HD video at 1080/60p with a dedicated movie button
  • Wind Filter Setting: reduces wind noise which is often a problem with outdoor movie recording 

Availability and Pricing

The FinePix XP120 will be released in late February 2017 in the U.S. and Canada for USD $ 229.95 and CAD $ 239.99.

Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

 
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Hands-on with new ‘Graphite’ Fujifilm X-T2 and X-Pro2 (and the XP120)

06 Jan

Hands-on with new ‘Graphite’ Fujifilm X-T2 and X-Pro2 (and the XP120)

For the most part a glittering parade of the utterly unnecessary*, CES does occasionally throw up a gem for camera geeks. Last year it was Nikon’s D500 and D5, and this year we’re very taken with Fujifilm’s new ‘Graphite’ editions of the X-T2 and X-Pro2. More specifically, the X-Pro2 is ‘Graphite’, while the X-T2 is offered in a lighter, shinier ‘Graphite Silver’.

You’ve seen the cameras before, but not like this – click through for a closer look. 

*I saw something last night called a ‘Smart Lawn’. I’m not kidding.

Hands-on with new ‘Graphite’ Fujifilm X-T2 and X-Pro2 (and the XP120)

The X-T2’s new graphite silver finish is actually really nice. The gloss silver looks flashy without being gaudy. It will certainly attract more attention than the standard body but doesn’t scream ‘bling’. 

Hands-on with new ‘Graphite’ Fujifilm X-T2 and X-Pro2 (and the XP120)

According to Fujifilm, the new finish is achieved by layering three coats, over the magnesium-alloy shell. The first coat is matte black…

Hands-on with new ‘Graphite’ Fujifilm X-T2 and X-Pro2 (and the XP120)

…the second coat uses something that Fujifilm calls “Thin-film Multilayer Coating Technology” to apply the smooth silver finish… 

Hands-on with new ‘Graphite’ Fujifilm X-T2 and X-Pro2 (and the XP120)

…and the final coat is a clear varnish, for a glossy finish. The end result is very nice indeed, we think. 

Hands-on with new ‘Graphite’ Fujifilm X-T2 and X-Pro2 (and the XP120)

The graphite silver X-T2 will ship later this month, for $ 1799 body-only. That’s $ 200 more than the standard X-T2.

Hands-on with new ‘Graphite’ Fujifilm X-T2 and X-Pro2 (and the XP120)

Not to be left out of the party, the X-Pro2 is getting a new color treatment, too. This time, it’s just plain ‘Graphite’. Darker and more subtle than the silver X-T2, the graphite X-Pro2 looks great. It’s still glossy, but not ostentatious. 

Hands-on with new ‘Graphite’ Fujifilm X-T2 and X-Pro2 (and the XP120)

The Graphite X-Pro2 will be kitted with a special matching 23mm F2 R WR lens (not available separately). These pictures were taken under pretty rotten mixed hotel lighting, but hopefully you get the idea.  

Hands-on with new ‘Graphite’ Fujifilm X-T2 and X-Pro2 (and the XP120)

The graphite finish is also a multilayer coating, and according to Fujifilm the distinctive shade is achieved by increasing the amount of black pigment in the top coat. 

Hands-on with new ‘Graphite’ Fujifilm X-T2 and X-Pro2 (and the XP120)

The Graphite edition X-Pro2 kit will come with a dedicated LH-XF35-2 lens hood for the 23mm F2, in matching graphite finish (of course).

Hands-on with new ‘Graphite’ Fujifilm X-T2 and X-Pro2 (and the XP120)

In all functional respects, the Graphite X-Pro2 is precisely the same as the standard model that we reviewed here. The Graphite kit will be available later this month for $ 2,299.95, which is about $ 150 more than the standard camera and lens. 

Hands-on with new ‘Graphite’ Fujifilm X-T2 and X-Pro2 (and the XP120)

As well as the new graphite editions of the flagship X-series, Fujifilm also took the wraps off a new rugged camera, the XP120. 

The XP120 has a 16.4MP BSI-CMOS sensor and a 28-140mm lens, and is waterproof to 20m/65ft, shockproof to 1.8m/5.7ft and freezeproof to -10C/+14F.

Hands-on with new ‘Graphite’ Fujifilm X-T2 and X-Pro2 (and the XP120)

Other features include a 3″ LCD, unique ‘Cinemagraph’ feature, which ‘produces still photos with moving elements’, 1080/60p video (with a wind filter) and Wi-Fi.

Hands-on with new ‘Graphite’ Fujifilm X-T2 and X-Pro2 (and the XP120)

The XP120 will come in four colors – blue, sky blue, green and yellow – and will be available in February for $ 229.

Articles: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

 
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