by Classic in its appearance, Fujifilm’s X-E2 features a DSLR-sized APS-C sensor with a 16.3 megapixel effective resolution at its heart. However, the X-E2 is a more of a camera geared towards semi-professionals compared to the consumer-level X-A1, and comes with a $1399 price tag when bought in a kit with a standard 18 to 55mm lens (body only is $1000).
Some photographers might say that the X-E2 looks like a Leica camera, with its rangefinder-like dials on the top plate that govern shutter speed and exposure. Despite the traditional design, the X-E2 does give the nod to modernity by including wireless image transfer and a video mode capable of capturing full HD footage at a swift 60 fps frame rate.
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