DPR Fujifilm X-H2 Review: Silver Award

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DPReview has published its full review of the Fujifilm X-H2, where the camera gets the silver award with an overall score of 89%.

What we like

  • Excellent high-resolution image quality with a wide range of JPEG processing options
  • Excellent Raw dynamic range
  • 160MP high-res mode for static scenes
  • 15 fps mechanical shutter with good buffer depth
  • Highly detailed 8K video with no crop
  • Wide array of video resolutions, framerates and codecs
  • Subject-specific AF tracking modes
  • EVF is bright and highly-detailed
  • Effective in-body IS easily allows for handheld video and slow shutter speed stills
  • Comfortable hand grip with well-positioned controls
  • Impressive build quality
  • Shutter rated to 500K
  • Very good battery life

What we don’t

  • Tracking AF and face/eye detect AF reliability lags slightly behind the competition
  • Noticeable rolling shutter in most video capture modes, especially 8K
  • No general AF tracking option in video mode
  • Face detection in AF can be distracted by other faces in the scene
  • High-res mode requires a trip to your computer for assembly
  • Poor magnified live view experience
  • Command dial interface won’t suit all users
  • Not all XF lenses will look good paired with a 40MP sensor

You can read the full review at DPReview here.

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UPDATE – NOT FOR X MOUNTLaowa Argus 28mm f/1.2 Coming Next Week – First Product Image and Samples

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UPDATE: it won’t come for X mount. The cause of the error has been explained here.

Venus Optics is going to announce the Laowa Argus 28mm f/1.2 lens for Fujifilm X mount next week.

Above you can see a product image and below some some samples in low resolution. For even more and higher resolution images you can access my dropbox here.

It will be the third Argus lens for X mount they offer.

Samples

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The Unstoppable Travel Tripod and the Ending Fujifilm Deals

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Tripod Success

The new Benro Theta Travel Tripod has collected over 1 million Dollars on Kickstarter in just 10 days and it’s still cashing in lots of money.

Check out what makes this travel tripod so special and if you want get it with huge launch discount at Kickstarter here.

Ultimate Lightroom Masking Course

Official Fujifilm X Photographer Piet Van den Eynde has launched his new “Ultimate Lightroom Masking” Online Course. All details (with early bird discount) can be found at this page here. Piet has also shared 5 free video masking tips, which you can find in this article.

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Ending Fujifilm Deals

We are now at the last week of Fujifilm X and GFX deals. Check out the full list of deals below.

Price Drops

X Camera Deals

GFX Deals

Skylum Ultimate Photography Bundle

Skylum has launched their Ultimate Photography Bundle offer.

❯ Get additional savings by using coupon code “FUJI” at checkout.

European Deals

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Fujifilm X-T5 Books

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We already reported about the Fujifilm X-T5 book of Rico Pfirstinger that will be released in July. Rico is also working on the equivalent Fujifilm X-H2 and X-H2s book. That one will come in August.

I have owned a couple of Rico’s books and I can wholeheartedly recommend them.

However, there are of course also other books out there.

Another author that has covered Fujifilm cameras in many books is Tony Phillips. His X-T5 is already available for example at Amazon USA here (and other Amazon countries here).

At Amazon you’ll find the B&W version of his book. For the full color version you have to purchase it directly at Tony Phillips website here.

[UPDATE: in the description to this book they write the X-T5 is a 26MP camera. So definitely don’t buy this book] Of course there are also other books out there, such as the one of Steven Walryn called “Fujifilm X-T5: A Complete Guide From Beginner To Advanced“, a ultra cheap book compared to the other options. But I am absolutely not familiar with Steven’s work and I personally recommend to stick with Rico or Tony.

I will personally go for the Rico Pfirstinger X-T5 book. I found them brilliantly written and to the point.

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