- Location
- Central Ohio, USA
- Name
- Andrew
Just thought I'd ask this.
I've just recently got myself an XPro2. Always wanted to pen one and up until now, i couldn't justify the price of a new one based on many factors.
Found a used one for a steal of a price on FM and snatched it up.
My only regret so far is not getting one sooner.
For me the XPro2 just feels like it was designed as a camera first and an electronic device second.
Other modern cameras seem like consumer electronics that capture images. Not sure if that makes sense, as I find it hard to articulate clearly.
For me, the free of the camera in hand is great. I love the viewfinder and there is just a sense of satisfaction when you hear that shutter click.
Then, you look at the images it creates. They can be different in how they are rendered. The most film like I've yet seem in a 135 size sensor or smaller.
Yes, it had its quirks, but the XPro2 just send to have that special something that I've not feeling from a digital camera in a long time. The closest I've felt to this before was from my Nikon Df and to a similar, but lesser degree, the Olympus PEN-F.
So, in your estimations, what makes the X-pro2 special to you? Anxiously awaiting your responses!
I've just recently got myself an XPro2. Always wanted to pen one and up until now, i couldn't justify the price of a new one based on many factors.
Found a used one for a steal of a price on FM and snatched it up.
My only regret so far is not getting one sooner.
For me the XPro2 just feels like it was designed as a camera first and an electronic device second.
Other modern cameras seem like consumer electronics that capture images. Not sure if that makes sense, as I find it hard to articulate clearly.
For me, the free of the camera in hand is great. I love the viewfinder and there is just a sense of satisfaction when you hear that shutter click.
Then, you look at the images it creates. They can be different in how they are rendered. The most film like I've yet seem in a 135 size sensor or smaller.
Yes, it had its quirks, but the XPro2 just send to have that special something that I've not feeling from a digital camera in a long time. The closest I've felt to this before was from my Nikon Df and to a similar, but lesser degree, the Olympus PEN-F.
So, in your estimations, what makes the X-pro2 special to you? Anxiously awaiting your responses!