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But where the X-Pro2 had a magnesium alloy body, the new model switches instead to solid titanium panels top and bottom, a material that Fuji tells us is seven times as durable as stainless steel, but with half the density. (We understand that the rest of the weather-sealed body is still crafted predominantly from magnesium-alloy, however. In all, there are now 70 weather seals throughout the X-Pro3, up from 61 in the previous generation.)
While the standard, "classic black" version of the X-Pro3 bears paint atop these metal panels, prospective buyers are faced with a rather unusual add-on option which promises a more scratchproof finish. (Fans of patina on their well-loved cameras need not apply.) For the titanium panels alone, Fuji has licensed a cold-plasma surface-hardening technology from Japanese watch-maker Citizen, known as "Duratect".
Available in the US market from late fall of 2019, the Fujifilm X-Pro3 will start from a price point of US$1,800 body-only, in its classic, black-painted version. Two alternate body colors dubbed DR Silver and DR Black will instead feature a more scratchproof, cold-plasma hardened finish to the titanium top and bottom panels for a US$200 premium.
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