The Fujifilm XP140 Can Go as Deep as 82 Feet Under the Sea

I'd be telling you a complete lie if I said I wasn't at all hoping for an X Trans APS-C sensor at the heart of the Fujifilm XP140, but when I saw the rest of the specs I was pleasantly surprised. The camera is rated to be able to shoot in 82 feet of water.

Practically speaking, you still have the tiny sensor and you need to consider just how little light there is in the deep, but that tells us exactly how functional it is. What that also means is that it could be a fun camera for street photography in the rain--you know, because we still don't have that weather sealed X100 camera yet. . . .

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2019-2-14 08:05

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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