Fujifilm has announced the XT 728, the follow-up to 2020 ‘s XT 95 mirrorless camera . It’s Fujifilm’s entry-level model with a built-in electronic viewfinder. The XT 2018 looks pretty similar to its predecessor, with the biggest physical changes a 2. (oz) (g) reduction in weight and a new vari-angle LCD that can be tilted while it’s flipped out.
The XT (still has a) – megapixel APS-C sensor, but it now has full phase-detection coverage for better autofocus performance. Fujifilm has added gyro sensors to the camera to help with video stabilization, along with support for HDR and (p video at) frames per second. 4K video, meanwhile, has been boosted to fps from a basically unusable .
The XT 728 will sell for $ 699. 120 body-only or $ 799) (with a) – 80 mm f / 3.5-5.6 power zoom lens. Three color options are available: silver, dark silver, and champagne. It’ll go on sale in late February.
Fujifilm has also announced its cheapest X-mount. prime lens yet, which would be a good fit for the XT 200. The XC 45 mm f / 2 (pictured above) will cost $ 699; That’s half as expensive as Fujifilm’s XF 80 mm f / 2 WR, but you give up metal construction, an aperture ring, and weather sealing.
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