#IRIDIENT DEVELOPER ON DUAL DISPLAYS MOVIE#
#IRIDIENT DEVELOPER ON DUAL DISPLAYS UPGRADE#

Movie recording: 4K up to 30fps, Full HD up to 60fps.Rear monitor: 3-ways articulated 3″ LCD (1.04M dots).100% FOV coverage, 23mm eyepoint, 0.77x magnification and up to 100fps refresh rate Viewfinder: 0.5in OLED with 2,360k dots, approx.Shutter Speeds: 1/8000 to 15 minutes (with T mode), 1/32000s with electronic shutter.Continuous shooting: 8 fps and 5 fps, up to 11fps with optional battery grip, 14fps with electronic shutter (AF-S and AF-C).Autofocus: Hybrid with up to 325 points (7×13 and 13×25 grids selectable).Weatherproof: Complete (Splash dust and freeze proof).This firmware adds more than 20 new options and improvements to the camera. April 6, 2017: we included information and feedback about the latest firmware available for the X-T2 (version 2.0).June 6, 2017: additional information concerning the X-T2’s firmware 2.10 added.December 13, 2017: additional information and feedback about firmware 3.0 for the X-T2.March 3rd 2018: updated with extra information concerning the latest firmware available for the X-T1 in the Other Features section.July 2nd, 2018: edited with the latest information concerning the firmware 4.10 for the X-T2.March 6th, 2019: example with the Lightroom Enhance Details function added.: autofocus, speed, video, other features and conclusion.: design, functionality and image quality.Given its length, this article has been divided into two parts:

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#IRIDIENT DEVELOPER ON DUAL DISPLAYS UPGRADE#

When a new product is announced, the desire to upgrade can be tempting but what we really need to ask ourselves is: With the X-T2, Fujifilm released a camera that feels and handles much better than its predecessor in many ways, though some of the differences are less obvious than you might think. Given the two-year gap between the X-T1 and X-T2, we were all hoping for many improvements and happily this is the case. Indeed, people were more excited about its arrival than that of the X-Pro2, which gave us a sneak peek at the performance we could expect from the X-T2 since they share the same sensor and autofocus system. The X-T1 played a significant role in boosting the popularity of the Fujifilm X series, and so its successor, the X-T2, was naturally the most awaited camera from the brand this year.

Iridient developer on dual displays