Fujifilm has launched the X-A7, the latest entry in the company’s X-series of mirrorless cameras that also happens to be the cheapest.
The camera is primarily designed for beginners and features a simplified design and layout, with fewer controls and more focus on the touchscreen interface.
The X-A7 has a new 24.2MP APS-C sensor, which Fujifilm claims has 8.5x more phase detection AF points than the previous X-A5. It supports face and eye tracking.
The X-A7 also features improved video features, with 4K recording at 30fps of 1080p video at 60fps. Unfortunately, there’s a 15 and…
