X-H1

I started shooting back in 1999, long before mirrorless was a thing. My roots were in Canon SLRs and later high-end DSLRs, and I shot pretty much everything over the years. Sports, landscapes, portraits, studio work. I was using serious bodies at the time like the Canon EOS 3 and later EOS-1D, 5D se

Comparing screens I have experience with the XT-style screen on my X-H1. I love the XT-style tilt screen for travel, since it let's me monitor videos more discreetly, keeping me out of the way. The X-S20 screen feels like it sticks out like a sore thumb in comparison The X-S20's fully articulating s

I have the X-T3, X--H1, and the X-S10 with a decent amount of native lenses. I seriously thought about the newer Fujifilm models as an upgrade.....and then I bought a Nikon Zf. I'm not selling any of my Fujifilm gear, ESPECIALLY my X-T3, but I'm done buying APSC. I love my Fujifilm gear for some of

hi, I've had both the X-T1 and X-T2. Still have my X-T1 and replaced the X-T2 with an X-Pro2 since. The X-T2 is probably the highest value you can get in the fujifilm ecosystem at the moment. Sensor performance is basically the same compared to more modern options (like the X-M5, X-S20 etc), you hav

I have done Nikon DSLR (D60, then D700) -> Fuji Mirrorless (X-T1, then X-T2 + X-H1) -> Nikon Mirrorless with a Fuji side camera (Z6 + X-Pro2) and honestly, the Fujifilm system is great an all, but I feel like there are a couple downsides. The first one for me is the lenses. ANd I know how it sounds

Fujifilm cameras' percieved quality took a big dip since the X-T1 came out. The X-T2 was alright, but I remember my impressions of the X-T3 in the store thinking "well, that's weird, that feels cheap". Same stuff about the X-T4, I remember trying it out and feeling disapointed. The XT5 is somwehat b

Judging from your photos, i think that you would be quite happy with a Fujifilm camera. One great thing about the X-series cameras is that they all use the same lens mount, so you can easily upgrade the body while keeping all of your lenses. As for the body itself, others have already given you some

X-T4, X-S10, X-S20, X-H1, X-H2, and X-H2s X-T4 was an outlier since it's the totl classic looking photography-centric model that has the flippy screen. It had some backlash and Fujifilm reverted to tilt-only screen for the X-T5. I think the best value for money currently is the X-S20. X-H models are

I am sure others will be able to comment more and better, especially on the X-H1, which I don’t have much experience with. Just two short comments: The X-S10 is a great, well-rounded camera. It works particularly well as a hybrid (which seems to be what you are aiming for). The only real „weakness“

That's a good choice. Okay so the honest hard to swallow pill nobody wants to tell you it's that neither Ricoh nor Fujifilm has really made huge leaps since last decade. Anything you buy that was good in 2019 is as competitive with what they make today but with newer chips because Taiwan don't make