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It's APS-C, just like all X series mirrorless camera with removable lens.

• ekianjo 10y ago
  Funny they do compare it with the Canon 6D which is a full frame camera. Does not make any sense to compare them since they are not in the same category at all. > It managed to pull me away from the Canon 6D I’d used before, and I haven’t looked back
  • ygra 10y ago
    Well, if the comparison is that way I guess it's valid. Of course, a comparison like »Well, it take pretty pictures, but our Hasselblad here at the office still is better« is pretty bogus. In any case, that review didn't really contain enough _technical_ detail to make the comparison to the 6D seem fair. Heck, even dpreview's first impressions contain more information: http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/fujifilm-x-t2-first-impressions-review http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/fujifilm-x-t2-first-impressi...
  • dagw 10y ago
    since they are not in the same category at all. In what way are they not the same category? They cost the same, are used to the same thing and target much of the same audience. The only difference is they make slightly different design trade offs when it comes to viewfinder and sensors.
    • ekianjo 10y ago
      Its not the same because you dont get the same optical properties between a apsc and a full frame sensor. Size matters.