X-H2S

I’ve worked with the FX3, BMPCC6K - every camera has its pros and cons, none are objectively better as a whole. For instance the X-H2S is way better as a stills camera as compared to the aforementioned cameras, but the FX3 has better low light performance shooting video. My point still stands that t

There were a few reasons why I didn’t get along with the X100VI, and why I returned it to keep the RX1R III, even though I have an X-H2S (soon to be replaced by an as yet unknown Sony). The first was the autofocus performance. My X-H2S is acceptable, if not Sony good, but the X100VI is only ok in AF

ok..... i get enjoyment out of using my cameras. I have had cameras made by Fujifilm, Canon and Sony. The two Sony cameras produced technically excellent pics... no better than those from the other cameras... but... i found the user interface of the Sony cameras cumbersome. I found the menus to be a

If I’m spending the money I really want the latest software, in long terms it will pay for itself i think. That's exactly the logic I used in getting the OM-1 Mark 2 rather than the much cheaper Mark 1, because I do bird photography so I need all the software help I can get! :-) And I have small han

Je pars en voyage en voilier pour une longue durée et je souhaite investir dans un appareil photo polyvalent, qui me permette de photographier et filmer autant la vie à bord, les paysages que la faune marine ou encore du surf avec des sujets rapides et très éloignés. J'avais initialement repéré le F

Thanks. Looks like the 24-120/4 is a no-brainer for what I will use the camera for. I wish there was a slightly shorter FL version, say 24-100 or even 24-90 to save on bulk and weight. I too enjoyed my X-H1 better than my X-H2S. Fuji made some button and interface mistakes with the X-H2S, in my opin

I had a horrendous experience using an x-h2s because of the AF, i hadn't considered the system for video after that experience. The x100vi just has a 35mm prime, it's a tad limiting for the type of video's I do even if I can crop a lot, I don't believe I could go a full day of constant recording wit

At the time, I was using a Fujifilm XT-50 with a 55-200 f/3.5-4.8 and 16-50 f/2.8-4.8. I’ve since upgraded to the Fuji X-H2S and added a 70-300 f/4-5.6, and I love both.

I like the X-S20 and for more entry level users it's amazing but for my requirements it lacked full weather sealing and dual SD card slots. But I was tempted to sell my X-T5 for it because of ergonomics. Luckily, Smallrig fixed the ergonomics problem with an L bracket for the X-T5 for a deeper grip

In my experience, Sony tracking autofocus is as good as it gets. I went from Pentax film cameras to Canon EOS SLR’s and DSLR’s, then I sold everything and rented Sony and Canon mirrorless, but bought a Fujifilm X-H2S because I got a great deal on it. It was good - better than the Canon DSLR’s - but