Fujifilm’s press conference just wrapped up and we had a moment to snap a few pictures of the just-announced X-Pro1 before it was whisked away. The camera feels extremely well built and is very sturdy, but also quite heavy. Lens construction matches that of the camera — there’s a weighty feeling, but everything’s solid and reassuring to hold. Both the screen and viewfinder are beautiful, as well, and there’s tons of manual controls (just like the X100 and X10). The $1700 price tag is going to be a deal-breaker for a lot of people, but if you have the cash it feels like this camera will be worth it — as long as the image quality matches the build quality.
Fujifilm X-Pro1 hands-on photos
Fujifilm’s press conference just wrapped up and we had a moment to snap a few pictures of the just-announced X-Pro 1 before it was whisked away.
Fujifilm’s press conference just wrapped up and we had a moment to snap a few pictures of the just-announced X-Pro 1 before it was whisked away.


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