One of the major characteristics of this segment in 2015 was a resurgence, in a way, of the 'megapixel race,' or at least an emphasis on higher resolution capabilities for stills and/or video. Rather, each offers significant and welcomed feature improvements, performance boosts, and all around new features and technologies that culminate with thoroughly impressive, high-performance cameras for serious photographers. Despite the 'II' moniker on most our favorites in this category, there's more to these cameras than a simple refresh. It is aimed at staving off the appearance of scratches so a camera retains its original look as long as possible.For the enthusiast and professional camera market, it was, in a number of cases, the year of the 'Mark II' - many of the new models in this segment came as upgrades to previous models and built upon or improved a previous camera. The Dura variants are equipped with a surface-hardening technology called Duratech. The camera is available in black, Dura black, and Dura silver designs. In other words, you can use a fully electronic mode, an optical mode with electronic overlays, and a digital rangefinder mode. Instead of featuring a screen that constantly shows an image, the X-Pro 3 comes with a screen that folds firmly against the body and employs a small digital display that mimics film packet slots on the rear side of film cameras.Īnother highlight of the model is its hybrid electronic/optical viewfinder. It is fitted with a brand-new 26.1MP X-Trans sensor, top-notch AF, and an unrivaled screen design. Thus, it can cater to photographers who want a retro model with support for modern functions.

Positioned as a classic rangefinder camera, Fujifilm X-Pro 3 was improved with the latest technological advancements.

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