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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