Well done Timo! I'm still considering upgrade my X-T4, but I’m hesitating between the X-T5 or X-H2, I rarelly do videos... It's nice from you giving some long term use about the X-H2 and X-H2S, thanks
I ungraded to the X-H2, despite me loving the dials from the X-T series. If you don’t mind the slightly bigger form factor, want a better grip, the PASM dial, best viewfinder in Fuji, and don’t mind the flippy screen (I like it to protect the LCD when I store my camera away), then get the X-H2. Also, the grip on the X-H2 feels so good. I would go X-T5 if you want smaller form factor and the classic turn dial setup.
I love my xh2/xh2s. My only problem with them is that I still have to convince people that they’re really good. Ha. I’ve had my work complimented by producers only for them to be shocked when I tell them it’s from the Fuji XH2/XH2s. There’s been a few problems with the AF, but it’s never gotten in the way of my work.
These cameras are weather sealed!
Well done Timo! I'm still considering upgrade my X-T4, but I’m hesitating between the X-T5 or X-H2, I rarelly do videos... It's nice from you giving some long term use about the X-H2 and X-H2S, thanks
Glad I can help!
Im in the same boat i cant decide! Been researching forever
I ungraded to the X-H2, despite me loving the dials from the X-T series. If you don’t mind the slightly bigger form factor, want a better grip, the PASM dial, best viewfinder in Fuji, and don’t mind the flippy screen (I like it to protect the LCD when I store my camera away), then get the X-H2. Also, the grip on the X-H2 feels so good. I would go X-T5 if you want smaller form factor and the classic turn dial setup.
@@Sleepyboiwonder I’m pinning this! Great comment!
@@Sleepyboiwonder and for some reason I can’t seem to pin it.
I love my xh2/xh2s. My only problem with them is that I still have to convince people that they’re really good. Ha. I’ve had my work complimented by producers only for them to be shocked when I tell them it’s from the Fuji XH2/XH2s. There’s been a few problems with the AF, but it’s never gotten in the way of my work.
@@TheJ_G same here mate!
Canon is turning into the Apple of photography
Pretty much what I’ve been thinking in a nutshell.