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  Új Válasz 2013-10-18 13:12:24 #33529

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  dpreview first impressions szerint:

  "Fujifilm's press release proudly claims that the X-E1 offers the 'world's fastest autofocus' of 0.08 sec - an attention-grabbing statement that seems calculated to dispel the reputation the X system gained in its early days for slowish performance. The small print is revealing though - Fujifilm's tests used the XF 14mm F2.8R wideangle lens and the camera's 'High Performance' mode, which is disabled by default and has to be turned on in the menus. As tends to be the way with these things, you're not quite going to see that speed in day-to-day shooting.

  However, we have to say that the X-E2 is now a pretty quick camera, and feels distinctly snappier than the X-Pro1 in informal side-by-side testing. From a couple of days hands-on with a pre-production sample we'd say it seems entirely competitive with similar cameras from the likes of Sony and Panasonic, which is to say that you're unlikely to feel limited by it very often. In a similar fashion to Olympus, whose earliest PEN models were far from being the quickest, Fujifilm has made significant advances in a relatively short time."

  szóval leginkább azért korábbi önmagukhoz képest gyorsultak.

  a trackingról meg ennyit írnak:

  "The X-E2's tracking autofocus is substantially improved too - on paper at least . With the camera in its 3fps 'Continuous Low' speed and the focus switch set to AF-C, the camera can re-focus between frames, and show a live view display too. The focus point for AF-C is no longer limited to the centre of the frame, but can be moved around freely. Strangely though the live view feed doesn't show up during continuous shooting in other focus modes - the camera plays back your just-taken shots between frames instead."

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