This wiki is all about the Fujifilm X-T2. I've included the basic specs, features and a few random unedited images using the camera...

Happy reading!

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- Lens mount: Fujifilm X-mount

- Image sensor type: X-trans CMOS III

- Image sensor size: 23.6mm x 15.6mm

ISO range:

- Standard: 200-12800

- Extended: 100-51200

- Recording medium: SD, SDHC, SDXC dual slot (UHS-II at each slot)

- Focus: Intelligent hybrid AF (TTL contrast AF/Phrase difference AF)

- Exposure: TTL 256 Split photometry

Shutter:

- Electromagnetic controlled type longitudinal focal plane shutter

- 30 seconds ~ 1/8000

- Speeds:

     - Mechanical: 30s ~ 1/8000

    - Electronic: 30s ~ 1/3200

- Viewfinder: 0.5 type organic EL electronic finder Approx 2.36 million dots

- Custom WB: scenic automatic recognition/colour temperature selection/preset

   - 2500K-10000k

Image size: 6000*4000

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General:

- Video/movie recording: 1080p at 24, 25, 30, 50, and 60 dps. 4K at 24, 25, 30 fps

- Data port(s): USB 3.0 micro B, HDMI micro (Type D) IEEE 802.11b/g/n/Wi-Fi

- Dimensions (mm): 132.5 (W) x 9.18 (H) x 49.2 (D)

- Weight: 507 g (1.118 lb) incl. Battery + memory cards

- Made in Japan :jp:

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FEATURES

- 325 AF points (phase detection: 169 pts)

- AF point selection joystick

- 3" articulating LCD

- 8 fps continuous shooting with AF (11 fps with booster grip)

- 5 fps continuous shooting with live view updates between captures

- 14 fps continuous shooting with the electronic shutter

- 15 film simulation modes

- focus lever to instantly change focusing point

- Real time viewfinder with 0.77x magnification

- Up to 100 fps EVF refresh rate

- Dual: split view to see the regular and focus assist view

- HDMI output to external monitor for video

- 3 direction tilting LCD screen

- Lockable dials

- Exposure compensation dials with C position

Vertical power booster grip:

  - Fits 2 batteries

- Maximum no. of shots to approx 1,000

- Tripod mounting socket (dust and water resistant)

- Grip itself has battery-charging functionality (2 batteries in 2 hours)

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Just some very basic specs around the camera, overall it's pretty great. The Fujfilm X-T2 has it's faults but alas, most cameras do.

Below are a few photos I've taken on the X-T2. These are unedited, straight out of camera.