Take a look between the HIGH ISO test between Fuji XT2 and Fuji XT1, the Fuji XT2 features newly developed 24 megapixel X-Trance CMOS sensor whereas is the Fuji film XT1 features 16 mega pixel X Trance CMOS sensor.
Both the camera announced few years apart and the X-T2 arrived with a completely new generation of sensor and image processor, So does the new technology really help X-T2 to perform better than then its predecessor. Let’s find out
If you look and HIGH ISO Test between @ISO3200 you will notice Fuji xt2 does images are bigger compared to the X-T1, the reason is X-T2 features 24.3MP APS-C X-Trans CMOS III Sensor whereas the X-T1 features 16.3MP APS-C X-Trans CMOS II Sensor.
The higher resolution images of the X-T2 camera giving us more details compared to the X-T1 camera and having less noise.
AT ISO 12800 the Fuji X-T2 image contain a lot of details compared to the X-T1 and also maintaining color noise very well.
Fuji X-T2 is also performing better at ISO 51200 compared to the X-T1 camera. However both the images are useless, usable ISO range of both the camera remains limited to ISO12800.
Conclusion – Fuji X-T2 performing better than than the X-T1 camera, we highly recommend you to get the X-T2 camera. ( Fuji X-T2 at Amazon | B&H)
Also don’t forget that Fuji will announce X200 coming this September more details here.
image credit – imagineresource
Have you got the X-T2 to play with? Would be good to see some test images.
Fuji X-T2 Showing excellent images, despite of having smaller photosites the 3rd generation sensor giving us better image quality.
Nice to see X100T Successor with the same sensor.
And why the images of the X-T2 is Large ?
@Josh
The resolution difference is responsible (16 vs 24)
And Sony A6000 vs Fuji X-T2 ?!
This comparison is BS.
Those two are the same in high ISO. I’m talking about usable ISO.
I have both of those cams, and I’m editing images from both of them.
In some ISO brackets, X-T1 has a slight edge over X-Pro. I shot simultaneously.