Autofocus, Image Quality, In body image stabilization, Nice video upgrades,
The ergonomics, How the ergonomics seep into everything that you need to do with this camera
On Thursday Fujifilm launched their new flagship X-Series camera, the X-H1, and to put it simply this is more than just the new kid on the block. This camera has some serious feature and usability improvements over the previous X-Series cameras that will...
Published: 2018-03-15, Author: Richard , review by: dpreview.com
Someone looking for a video/stills all-rounder
Very good image quality in both Raw and JPEG, Great choice of attractive JPEG color/response modes, Highly detailed 4K video footage, Solid-feeling built, designed to be weather resistant, Multiple options for shooting high dynamic range video, Capable, t
Fujifilm says the camera will give up to 5.5EV of stabilization when paired with non-stabilized XF lenses. As with all CIPA ratings, the performance is likely to be lower with very wide or long lenses...
C4K video with F-Log and 200Mbps, 5-axis image stabilisation built-in, Superb viewfinder,
Autofocusing not as good as some of the competition in low-light, No dedicated exposure compensation dial, EVF eye-cup can block the view of the top of the main screen
The X-H1 is an interesting camera. It seems very familiar in many respects and combines the best bits of several cameras into one model.On the whole, the controls are logically arranged. Dials or switches enable you to select shutter speed, aperture, sens...
Fujifilm announced their latest X-Series camera yesterday, the Fujifilm XT3, boasting sensor and image processor upgrades that promise to deliver significant performance improvements over its predecessor. Make no mistake about it, this is a huge step forw...
Abstract: Anyone who reads this site regularly knows how much I like my Fuji cameras. Right now, I own the XT-2, X-Pro 2, and 100F, and a good-size stable of zooms and prime lenses. It should be quite obvious that I am a mirrorless advocate. The Fuji line has been...
Abstract: With the launch of Fujifilm's X-H1, photo enthusiasts have a number of highly capable crop-sensor mirrorless cameras to choose from. All of the flagships offer in-body image stabilization, 4K video recording, weather-resistant builds and brisk continuous...
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Published: 2018-02-15, Author: Gordon , review by: cameralabs.com
The Fujifilm X-H1 is the new flagship in the mirrorless X-series. It essentially takes the X-T2 with its 24 Megapixel APSC X-Trans III sensor and adds built-in stabilisation (a first in the X-series), a touch-screen, tougher build, a bigger grip, enhanced...
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Published: 2018-02-15, Author: Richard , review by: dpreview.com
Lensbaby has announced the Burnside 35, which it calls an adaptation of the Petzval lens design with the added benefit of an effect slider to adjust the strength of vignetting and bokeh. The Fujifilm X-H1 is a top-of-the-range 24MP mirrorless camera with...
Abstract: We see the biggest differences when we look at the top deck of the X-H1. First, there's now a top-deck status display, discussed below, and the exposure compensation dial is now gone, replaced with a dedicated button. The new grip is particularly obvious...
