Fujifilm X-H2S Snaps Gold Award at DPReview

The Fujifilm X-H2S snapped the Gold Award at DPReview. Here are their Pros and Cons from their X-H2S review

What we like

Excellent image quality with broad selection of JPEG processing modes
Comfortable hand-grip and well-positioned, customizable controls
Up to 40fps shooting with usefully deep buffer
Improved AF system can be tuned to give a very high hit-rate
Impressively detailed video with minimal rolling shutter
Wide choice of video resolutions, framerates and codecs
F-Log2 mode can give wider dynamic range (up to 30p)
Good battery life
Can record for long periods without overheating
Optional fan adds dependability for video shoots without adding cost or bulk for photographers
Command dial interface works well for both stills and video
Boost IS mode gives nice video results when you don’t have a tripod

What we don’t

Continuous AF can struggle at camera’s fastest frame rate
Subject recognition modes work less well if subject isn’t at expected angle to camera
No generic tracking mode in video
AF system needs a fair degree of fine-tuning
Custom settings banks don’t let you control which parameters are saved
Video IS can fight against intentional movements, reducing smoothness
Command dial interface won’t be to everyone’s taste

You can read the full review at dpreview here.

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