X-S10

I went from a Fuji X-T4 to a X-S10 (which I still have) to a Nikon Zf. The main things that I originally liked about Fujifilm were the recipes and colors out of the camera, plus the small f/2 lenses. The thing that struck me when I tried an Zf with the 24-120mm f/4 was how much fun it was to use. Ni

You got the right one, pard! I started with an X-S10 and 70-300, then moved up to the X-H2S / XF150-600. I loved the results. Then two things happened. Fujifilm screwed up autofocus with their endless firmware updates, and I picked up my photo rig "wrong" and severely sprained my wrist...like I coul

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“

When you say f1.4 you mean using them wide open? With the infamously bad Fujifilm autofocus I find it very difficult to shoot that open (x-s10).

Recommend R7 for animal eye AF. https://youtu.be/-hwPVkO7Ef4 https://cameradecision.com/compare/Canon-EOS-R7-vs-Fujifilm-X-S10

I find the X-S10 and X-S20 so undervalued on the used market. Yes they don't have the mojo of other Fujifilm cameras - no vintage aesthetic, no dedicated top dial - but they are really great cameras and are a good choice for video production imo thanks to the rotating screen. If you fancy better AF,

For jewelry video shooting, autofocus, and ease of use, you can consider: 1️⃣ Sony ZV-E10 / ZV-1 Pros: Designed for video, fast and accurate autofocus; beauty and product showcase modes; easy to use. Cons: ZV-E10 requires interchangeable lenses, ZV-1 is more portable. 2️⃣ Fujifilm X-S10 Pros: Excellent