I have the X-S20 and I couldn't be happier with it. My only complaint is that if you're not careful, it's easy to blow the highlights (as you prove in the DR test too). But I always set it with -1 in exp compensation and problem solved. Otherwise it is simply spectacular, I come from a Nikon d7200
Great, I'm hesitating to make the step. From Nikon D90 tow D7200 new the X-S20. I think the menu on the Sony is not a big deal when you come from Nikon. So I think the X-s20 is for me a better step forwards.
Oh yes! Finally! Finally we got the first review of what should've been reviewed by hundreds 2 months ago but only now we get this comparison from the first one! It is like a conspiracy that no one compared these top crop sensors of the year, you seem to break it! I write this even before watching! Kudos from Ukraine!
Fuji is a hype cult. The tool these days is irrelevant in practical use, they are all good and none of them will make you a good artist or take interesting images for you.
Agreed, it doesn't make much sense to compare sensors using different lenses. Sensors contribute very little to the overall image sharpness compared to lenses
It looks like the fuji lens they used is the red badge 16-55mm, which seems like a very appropriate comparison to use against the sony 16-55mm G lens on the a6700.
@@TheSlantedLens yeah, but that sharpness test has nothing to do with the camera itself. I don't know what lenses were used, but the Sony lens just is significantly sharper, obviously.
@@richrollin4867 watch the video again. Yes, there were comparisons at base ISO and high ISO. For the base ISO, less sharp images are either resutls of the lens (optical) or supoptimal demosaicing process by the software. Remember that x-s20 uses x-trans sensor which is different from the bayer type sensor on the Sony. It is widely known that Adobe LR doesn't process images from x-trans sensor as well as the bayer ones.
I've had a Fuji XT3 and I'm not a Sony fan but the 6700 did look better and if I had to choose only between those to purchase I would have picked the Sony
I shoot Sony and I tried a few Fuji cameras. Very fun to use but can anyone really complain about the cameras coming out today? They are just all so good
Sony also record 4K 120fps, but the biggest different is E-mount. If You didn't have any camera (and lenses) before just buy Sony. The amount of lenses is just unbeatable. You can buy everything from very cheap lenses to the ones that You will have to sell Your house to afford it, but even the cheap-ones are very good quality. But, of course if You have any Fuji lenses it will be better and cheaper to buy X-S20.
I have been shooting with Sony APSC for several years, and sometimes with Nikon FF. I bought a Fujifilm XT30ii as a personal camera to carry every day. The camera looks nice, and the kit lens 15-45 is pretty good for what it is and its cost. But I ended up returning the Fujifilm. The exposure tended to be inconsistent, with auto ISO it tended to pick higher ISO than necessary. I compared to the Sony A6100 and A6600. The Sony definitely was less noisy and sharper. The Fuji, with the "classic chrome" film simulation produced very pleasing JPGs, but shooting RAW, Adobe Lightroom with the Adobe Standard profile applied on import minimized the differences. The EVF of the Sony cameras was definitely better than the Fuji's, so was the tracking autofocus. With the XT30ii it is too easy to accidentally move the focus point. in AF-C I sometimes saw some slight hunting/hesitation, and sometimes even photos of buildings were slightly out of focus. I wanted to love the Fuji, have a different platform, but in the end, I returned it and bought a A6700, which even if expensive, it seems on another level. I know other pro photographers who shoot and love Fujifilm, but I could not embrace it. The menu system of the Fuji is too nested and long. Sony has improved its menu. I find Nikon in some ways more pleasing to use, it has a great menu system and ergonomics. The colors and skin tones are pleasing and seem to require less tweaking in Lightroom. But the Sony's autofocus, small size, speed, reliability (except when transfering files via the phone app), make it a workhorse in chaotic situations.
I don`t own any of these cameras but understanding from your review i would choose the Fuji for it`s more traditional style body which i believe will be more enjoyable to use and i think might also better balance with larger lenses. In the end what good is a camera if you dont like to use or is uncomfortable to you to use
You haven't done an overheat test on these cameras. It would be very interesting to see how these cameras behave under the same ambient temperature conditions.
Good comparison.But I would say : Ibis is usable on Sony , esp with active mode for walking/talking. And on Fuji - not! And af in video … Sony is way better here cuz Fuji has no af-c tracking , no touch tracking. Menu on Fuji is so complicated for first few days , but after that you get used to it. Fuji is more has customisation, Lcd and Evf are better . Even better than on my Sony a7-4. Battery on Fuji is so good. Fuji as a Sony overheats fast in 4k50 , in 6k Fuji can record more than 45mins I do have both cameras, I and would say of you want stability and confidence / reability so go with Sony. Colors , usability , more fun so choose Fuji.
I compared both of these, the Sony has better AF i think but in every other way I preferred the S20. The S20 AF is good enough for me even if not as good as the Sony so I landed on the Fujifilm. Either way, both are great cameras at a reasonable price.
How does the autofocus fair after the firmware updates for the Fujifilm xs20? Has it become better or is it less worse after like what happened to xh2s according to many youtubers who tried using multiple tests for autofocus tracking?
Would you recommend the A6700 to a professional stills shooter? I do full time headshots and portraits and I want something light and fast, currently shooting FUJI XT5 but thinking of jumping. What lenses would you recommend to rival a 50mm and 85mm equivalent? And a 35? I’m seriously thinking of switching from Fuji to Sony (XT5 to A6700). I use the Fuji 56, 33 and 23 (85, 50 and 35 equivalents). What 3 Sony lenses would give me those focal lengths? Am I crazy to think the Sony A6700 could rival the XT5 or would you say it might?
Great review! Just buy the camera you like and do the most important thing-don't focus on equipment, but instead focus on improving your skills and the PURPOSE of your videos/photos. Please tell us a riveting story with your photos-get out there, take risks, and your photos will be COMPELLING. The vlogger could not strongly find a CLEAR winner in any category. The cameras are essentially tied with each other. So, that said, I love the sony cameras 6000 series, because they are so tiny and because I specifically look for lenses that are also small (I travel a great deal and size matters). That's been it for me, simply that by size and lens selection options Sony is what I prefer. But, no question, if someone likes and wants Fuji--the quality of the photos and videos will be EXACTLY the same.
For future reviews please use a lens available on both system when possible, such as the Sigma or Tamron APSC lenses. The sharpness and AF tests in this video are essentially pointless when using different lenses..
@@TheSlantedLens This is the really big point. Buy the camera that you like to hold and carry and look at the range of lenses available and the cost. For the lenses check out chromatic aberration. If it is bad avoid. And don't get yourself encumbered by loading up with excess kit. Keep it simple. Buy, go shoot and have fun.
Much to my surprise I tended (slightly) to prefer the look of the Sony in most cases (not at high ISO) even though people shots (where I think Fuji is often better). Agreed with your conclusion - either a good choice. Both rate high with the exception of their IBIS (but with the Sony you could use catalyst browse in your workflow to improve). I have neither and it would be a difficult choice…I think the Sony has a wider selection of lenses, but perhaps close? Great video!
I use The Nikon D7200 for travel. I use the GEOTAG app to add location info. Is the Fuji App working fine when adding the Geolocation? Is it shorten the battery life? Thanks.
It works OK. Sometimes takes a few seconds for the app to find the camera via Bluetooth. Haven't noticed any battery impact. However I only run the app occasionally on my phone, I don't leave it running all the time.
Technically, you could just upload LUTs into the Sony and get very similar looks to the famous Fuji film simulations? Would I be correct in assuming that?
Fuji X-S20 has 6k open gate, which he also left out. IMO more people would find 6k open gate more useful than 4k 120 in most situations, especially now a lot of shared videos have higher vertical ratio.
@@justneoh8253 no the files will be too big at 6K. At least with high frame rate 4K the files may be big but you get interesting footage. No one is ready for 6K yet
@@Milkmanaustralia X-S20 open gate (3:2) is 6.2k at 30fps, 4k at 60fps, so the file size is smaller than 4k 120fps. AS for interesting footage, sorry I disagree, YMMD but open gate offers bigger "real estate" and I argue it is more interesting for people sharing video in higher vertical ratio, as more and more people are doing now in social media. Edit to add: also A6700 120fps 4k is 1.58x cropped, gosh, such loss of real estate.
One thing you didn’t mention is that Fuji lens are better quality for the price compared to Sonys. So the Fuji is actually a much cheaper camera to own.
excellent video, thanks! But why on earth you would flip sides of showing cameras when talking about them vs real shoot showcasing? Always makes me double check what camera am I looking at
Hmm looks like it's really down to user preference or convenience. I'd go for the Fuji because I've already got fugi lens right now. I'm fond of both brands of cameras though.
In every comparison of this type featuring a Fuji camera, whether based on JPEG or raw files, the Fuji always seems much less sharp. Could it be that Fuji applies automatic noise reduction to the raw files?
Itu di sebabkan oleh lensa yg digunakan, saya pernah melihat perbandingan di channel lain, mereka menggunakan lensa yang sama, yaitu lensa sigma dan viltrox dan hasilnya Fuji lebih tajam dibandingkan Sony
I have seen in the past that fuji iso value is different as compared to canon, sony, etc. So a comparison of the same iso could be unfair if it is the case here also. But we can see near the eye that the sony image is always more sharper. At iso 1600 looking at the coat, fuji is way more darker for the same iso, probably showing iso would need to be set to 3200 iso i guess to see similar shadow detail in the coat. So imo the sony 1600 iso version is much better image if fuji image would be set to see similar shadows in coat
It's getting harder to compare these cameras. It would be interesting to see some of the models using these cameras in the review. I feel many new users will buy these ones
Autofocus definitely is the key with FujiFilm situation right now is no no. Sony is the one to go for.... I am a Fuji fanboy always love film stimulation system. But those pictures out of focus. No use anyway.
You say you don't see a difference in boost mode image stabilization. 13:51 - I see a big difference on your test videos. The Sony looks s a lot better in boost mode.
Maybe I missed it but didn't see User Menu comparison.....few days ago I went in the store to check out Sony a6700 and I must say the Menu seems like a nightmare. As a long time Canon user and Fujifilm X T30 owner just didn't find it very user friendly.....oh well maybe it just me.
hey man, I'm really struggling with choosing between these two cameras I'm currently using the old canon m200 , so either would be an incredible upgrade. i really want weather sealing and lots of people have recommended the Sony ecosystem, but open gate 6.2k and all the film simulations sound amazing I'm planning on using either as a travel / freelancing camera both are around the same price in my country so its just a matter of choosing what would you reccomend
I had the same dilemma.. I'm going with x-s20 for the film sims and Fuji color. I'll just have to be mindful of conditions are poor, and bust out my weather sealed Nikon in that case.
@@danielwerre4574 nice man, lemme know how it is when you get it but i think im going with the sony just because i want to have peace of mind that i can use it basically anywhere im planning on going
@@MicMuted I'll try to remember to.. one more day to go! Why are you under the impression you wouldn't be able to use the x-s20 everywhere you may want to go?
1.700,€ versus 1.350,€ being the Sony one significantly more expensive in Europe (Spain) as of now -with the hundred-bucks-standard-lens, which is totally equivalent. I don't think the much superior AF and meh IBIS can justify this gap, and for the lens range options, it is totally equivalent again. The Fugi is, on the other side, quite superior in video formats, especially the 6k open gate thing. Equal price no strings attached (no lenses owning) I may lean into the sony sterile world but on this price difference, no way José! It could be said the sony world has the tech while the Fuji's got the soul.
I don't believe this is a fair comparison in terms of sharpness. You should standardize the variables by using lenses with the same optical quality, such as Sigma lenses with different mounts. Comparing sharpness with different lenses does not necessarily reflect the body's sharpness performance.
Fuji X-S20 has 6k open gate, which he also left out. IMO more people would find 6k open gate more useful than 4k 120 in most situations, especially now a lot of shared videos have higher vertical ratio.
I’m switching from a6400 because I’m not happy with jpg colors. Got sx20 $1199 and XT5 $1799 with kit lenses. Xt5. Sx20 actually feels better than XT5 with similar image quality, but XT5 kit lens is definitely way nicer. EVF on SX20 is so bad, it made me thing my vision was bad because it’s so blurry
Fuji definitely cannot record 6k 60fps. You can shoot open gate 6.2k at 30fps. If you shoot 60 fps then the max available resolution is 4k and you have a 1.18 crop. Sony does not have a crop at all when shooting 4k60, also gives you 4K 120fps with 1.58 crop (1 to 1 readout) but it is missing open gate 6.2k recording. I think this should all be included in the video to give the full and correct indormation.
Well presented. I have the S20 and am happy with it. The Sony looks like a nice camera as well. I agree with your assessment, dance with the one who brung ya.
Hey, even though the Fuji doesn't make a full frame camera does NOT mean the x-s20 is NOT a cropped sensor camera 😂. By the way, that the Fuji misses 2 to 4 shots in 30~40 shots means its AF accuracy is 90~93% compared to 100% of the Sony. It's a HUGE difference, boys!
It's another test where Fujiifilm camera is not as sharp on eye as competitive camera and I'm curious what is a reason of that?: 1. AF of Fujifilm is taking focus let say 2mm closer/further from eye, maybe eyelashes? In theory using manual focus could be more similar result in both cameras? 2. Optical quality of certain lens is mediocre? How it would look for example on the same third party lens manufacturer (just different lens mount of course) 3. Or maybe it is just not physically possible for this X-Trans sensor? Can someone explain?
Yes, the Fuji is crapping on the focus… I have the same setup and when it works, it’s very sharp, same as the Sony. The problem is, to get it to focus consistently…
Damn minus 1 plus 4 minus 30 plus blah blah blah...With Fujis 19 film simulations you can now leave the computer in the basement and spend all of those gruelling hours trying to manipulate photos and video and simply get out of the house and have a photography adventure... You take some mighty Great pictures and obviously love photoshop. Thanks for your time and opinions.
Ofcourse it does. U can get an XS-20 with a really good XF 18-55mm f2.8-4 for the same price of the body alone of the A6700. Both of these cameras are fantastic and really depends what u prefere. I own the XS-20 and I love it to death, only wish it was weathersealed but it isnt that big of a deal if not taken to extremes.@@TheSlantedLens
A very weird comparison 🤔 The Fuji "has no crop...because Fuji does't build full frame"... yes, but this doesn't bother the crop factor of 1,5x. Why this confusing and wrong statement? Next time you claim: Olympus/OMDS has no crop due the fact, they don't build ff. "The sony is sharper" ??? Halleluja! What lenses did you take for test and comparing? A shard on the Fuji and an expensive prime on the Sony? To compare the sharpness of a sensor (and only this could be the criteria for sharpness of the two models [it's not a lens comparison!!!] is only a technical test in studio conditions permissible and not a visible comparison of an elder gentlemen with glases. Very untrustworthy post, miles away from the quality eg of petapixel & co. Thumbs down!
Buddy really drunk the kool-aid on the sharpness test lol I think he thinks sensors make videos sharp, it’s all about glass bruhda 🤷🏾♂️ G master over Tamron was the only comparison you really did 🤣🤣🤣
I really appreciate how everything in your videos is clearly labeled and easy to read.
Thank you! Great to hear. Thanks for your feedback!
I bought the fujifilm x-s20 & loving it after contemplating ZV-E10 & watching the 6700 drop & extremely happy & excited about the fujifilm system
Great to hear. Thanks for sharing your experience!
I have the X-S20 and I couldn't be happier with it. My only complaint is that if you're not careful, it's easy to blow the highlights (as you prove in the DR test too). But I always set it with -1 in exp compensation and problem solved. Otherwise it is simply spectacular, I come from a Nikon d7200
Great to hear. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
You can use DR200 or DR400 to preserve highlights
Great, I'm hesitating to make the step. From Nikon D90 tow D7200 new the X-S20. I think the menu on the Sony is not a big deal when you come from Nikon. So I think the X-s20 is for me a better step forwards.
Keep DR set to 400 and in flog 2 make sure your zebras are at 85%
Thanks, but I do 99,9% photography hehe@@Eyeofkamau
Oh yes! Finally! Finally we got the first review of what should've been reviewed by hundreds 2 months ago but only now we get this comparison from the first one! It is like a conspiracy that no one compared these top crop sensors of the year, you seem to break it! I write this even before watching! Kudos from Ukraine!
Glad you are happy with the review. Thanks for your comment!
Fuji is a hype cult. The tool these days is irrelevant in practical use, they are all good and none of them will make you a good artist or take interesting images for you.
This was an amazing comparison, very detailed and technical. It's the first video I've watched from your channel, I will watch others immediately
Awesome, thank you! Glad you found the video useful!
Sony has 10-bit 4k 120p in crop mode which was not mentioned!
Good point. Thanks for sharing!
It would be nice to see them compared with the Sigma 18-50 f2.8 since it is a lens that supports both cameras that way the lens is not a factor.
That would be another approach. Thanks for your comment!
@TheSlantedLens another approach? No it would be a useful comparison
Agreed, it doesn't make much sense to compare sensors using different lenses. Sensors contribute very little to the overall image sharpness compared to lenses
It looks like the fuji lens they used is the red badge 16-55mm, which seems like a very appropriate comparison to use against the sony 16-55mm G lens on the a6700.
Your image quality test basically is just a test of the lens sharpness. That's definitely not the sensor.
There are other things besides sharpness.
@@TheSlantedLens yeah, but that sharpness test has nothing to do with the camera itself. I don't know what lenses were used, but the Sony lens just is significantly sharper, obviously.
@realizevermillion: at high ISO, aggressive denoise algorithm also reduces the sharpness, not just the lens.
@@richrollin4867 watch the video again. Yes, there were comparisons at base ISO and high ISO. For the base ISO, less sharp images are either resutls of the lens (optical) or supoptimal demosaicing process by the software. Remember that x-s20 uses x-trans sensor which is different from the bayer type sensor on the Sony. It is widely known that Adobe LR doesn't process images from x-trans sensor as well as the bayer ones.
Wrong.
At low iso they are both good, th Fuji drops off wuick at higher iso.
Sony is much better there.
How can you compare camera / sensor sharpness when it's not the same lens?
We prefer to use native lenses.
By starting at low iso and working your way up.
Sensor differences are much more apparent at high iso,
I've had a Fuji XT3 and I'm not a Sony fan but the 6700 did look better and if I had to choose only between those to purchase I would have picked the Sony
Thanks for sharing your preference!
I shoot Sony and I tried a few Fuji cameras. Very fun to use but can anyone really complain about the cameras coming out today? They are just all so good
I really love the contrast curve on the XS-10, looks so beautiful with these examples. Great video!
quick question which brand has better lenses? still not sure whether to get a sony or FujiFilm.
For APSC lenses Fuji. There is a wide range from budget to high end from Fuji, Sigma, Tamron and others with lots of great quality
Sony also record 4K 120fps, but the biggest different is E-mount. If You didn't have any camera (and lenses) before just buy Sony. The amount of lenses is just unbeatable. You can buy everything from very cheap lenses to the ones that You will have to sell Your house to afford it, but even the cheap-ones are very good quality. But, of course if You have any Fuji lenses it will be better and cheaper to buy X-S20.
Are you saying Sony has more lens options than Canon and Nikon?
I have been shooting with Sony APSC for several years, and sometimes with Nikon FF. I bought a Fujifilm XT30ii as a personal camera to carry every day. The camera looks nice, and the kit lens 15-45 is pretty good for what it is and its cost. But I ended up returning the Fujifilm. The exposure tended to be inconsistent, with auto ISO it tended to pick higher ISO than necessary. I compared to the Sony A6100 and A6600. The Sony definitely was less noisy and sharper. The Fuji, with the "classic chrome" film simulation produced very pleasing JPGs, but shooting RAW, Adobe Lightroom with the Adobe Standard profile applied on import minimized the differences.
The EVF of the Sony cameras was definitely better than the Fuji's, so was the tracking autofocus. With the XT30ii it is too easy to accidentally move the focus point. in AF-C I sometimes saw some slight hunting/hesitation, and sometimes even photos of buildings were slightly out of focus. I wanted to love the Fuji, have a different platform, but in the end, I returned it and bought a A6700, which even if expensive, it seems on another level.
I know other pro photographers who shoot and love Fujifilm, but I could not embrace it. The menu system of the Fuji is too nested and long.
Sony has improved its menu. I find Nikon in some ways more pleasing to use, it has a great menu system and ergonomics. The colors and skin tones are pleasing and seem to require less tweaking in Lightroom. But the Sony's autofocus, small size, speed, reliability (except when transfering files via the phone app), make it a workhorse in chaotic situations.
Great to hear your experience with the different cameras!
I don`t own any of these cameras but understanding from your review i would choose the Fuji for it`s more traditional style body which i believe will be more enjoyable to use and i think might also better balance with larger lenses.
In the end what good is a camera if you dont like to use or is uncomfortable to you to use
So true, that is why it is important to hold them and try them before you purchase!
You haven't done an overheat test on these cameras. It would be very interesting to see how these cameras behave under the same ambient temperature conditions.
That would be a good test to do.
They both overheat in their highest recoding formats fairly quick ( roughly 30mins +) but Fuji has a solution
Between these two and a Canon r7, which one would you pick as a one and done camera for somebody who takes mostly pictures.
Good comparison.But I would say :
Ibis is usable on Sony , esp with active mode for walking/talking. And on Fuji - not!
And af in video … Sony is way better here cuz Fuji has no af-c tracking , no touch tracking.
Menu on Fuji is so complicated for first few days , but after that you get used to it.
Fuji is more has customisation, Lcd and Evf are better . Even better than on my Sony a7-4.
Battery on Fuji is so good.
Fuji as a Sony overheats fast in 4k50 , in 6k Fuji can record more than 45mins
I do have both cameras, I and would say of you want stability and confidence / reability so go with Sony. Colors , usability , more fun so choose Fuji.
Lots of great points.Thanks for sharing.
U can also buy an external cooler fan that bolts on under the lcd screen if u plan on doing long shoots.
I compared both of these, the Sony has better AF i think but in every other way I preferred the S20. The S20 AF is good enough for me even if not as good as the Sony so I landed on the Fujifilm. Either way, both are great cameras at a reasonable price.
Good to hear. Thanks for your comment!
How does the autofocus fair after the firmware updates for the Fujifilm xs20? Has it become better or is it less worse after like what happened to xh2s according to many youtubers who tried using multiple tests for autofocus tracking?
Thanks for the video, great test! Tell me, what program do you use when comparing photos? Where there is a strong zoom in a small square?
That is Adobe Bridge. Thanks for watching!
Would you recommend the A6700 to a professional stills shooter? I do full time headshots and portraits and I want something light and fast, currently shooting FUJI XT5 but thinking of jumping. What lenses would you recommend to rival a 50mm and 85mm equivalent? And a 35? I’m seriously thinking of switching from Fuji to Sony (XT5 to A6700). I use the Fuji 56, 33 and 23 (85, 50 and 35 equivalents). What 3 Sony lenses would give me those focal lengths? Am I crazy to think the Sony A6700 could rival the XT5 or would you say it might?
I didn't pick up if you talked about about 4k DCI and open gate 6.2 k options on the XS20.
Good points to add to the specs.
Does sony have 6.2k open gate capability?
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Great review! Just buy the camera you like and do the most important thing-don't focus on equipment, but instead focus on improving your skills and the PURPOSE of your videos/photos. Please tell us a riveting story with your photos-get out there, take risks, and your photos will be COMPELLING. The vlogger could not strongly find a CLEAR winner in any category. The cameras are essentially tied with each other. So, that said, I love the sony cameras 6000 series, because they are so tiny and because I specifically look for lenses that are also small (I travel a great deal and size matters). That's been it for me, simply that by size and lens selection options Sony is what I prefer. But, no question, if someone likes and wants Fuji--the quality of the photos and videos will be EXACTLY the same.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
For future reviews please use a lens available on both system when possible, such as the Sigma or Tamron APSC lenses. The sharpness and AF tests in this video are essentially pointless when using different lenses..
We prefer to use native lenses.
Hey JP, Great comparison, but which of these is better for still photo? I am new to cameras, so don't have any lenses etc lying around.
Either one would be great. Go to a camera store and hold them in your hands and see which one works better for you.
@@TheSlantedLens This is the really big point. Buy the camera that you like to hold and carry and look at the range of lenses available and the cost. For the lenses check out chromatic aberration. If it is bad avoid. And don't get yourself encumbered by loading up with excess kit. Keep it simple.
Buy, go shoot and have fun.
Content is soo good. Thanks . 😊 but The background " music" is stressfull. 😢
If Fujifilm xs 20 worth it for wedding photography....?
I don't personally know people who are shooting weddings with the Fujifilm but I am sure there are people who do use it for weddings.
Much to my surprise I tended (slightly) to prefer the look of the Sony in most cases (not at high ISO) even though people shots (where I think Fuji is often better). Agreed with your conclusion - either a good choice. Both rate high with the exception of their IBIS (but with the Sony you could use catalyst browse in your workflow to improve). I have neither and it would be a difficult choice…I think the Sony has a wider selection of lenses, but perhaps close? Great video!
Thank you. Appreciate you sharing your thoughts!
Went for the a6700 and couldnt be happier
Great to hear! Thanks for sharing!
Jp you comparision videos are great. Waiting for a7c ii review / comparision video.
Thank you! I appreciate your support!
What lenses did you use on the two cameras when comparing image sharpness?
These are the lenses: Sony E 16-55mm f/2.8 G Lens:
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Fujifilm XF16-55mm F2.8 R LM WR Lens:
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I use The Nikon D7200 for travel. I use the GEOTAG app to add location info. Is the Fuji App working fine when adding the Geolocation? Is it shorten the battery life? Thanks.
We haven't used the app. Good question for a Fujifilm shooter!
It works OK. Sometimes takes a few seconds for the app to find the camera via Bluetooth.
Haven't noticed any battery impact. However I only run the app occasionally on my phone, I don't leave it running all the time.
Technically, you could just upload LUTs into the Sony and get very similar looks to the famous Fuji film simulations? Would I be correct in assuming that?
for the video autofocus test, which LOG / LUT are you using for the fujifilm? It looks incredible!!
We did not use a log or lut. Just a straight raw image.
… you didn’t mention the 4K 120p of the a6700. 🤷🏼♂️
Yeah that seemed like a big thing to miss out, plus 240 p with a crop isn’t it? That’s pretty huge
Fuji X-S20 has 6k open gate, which he also left out. IMO more people would find 6k open gate more useful than 4k 120 in most situations, especially now a lot of shared videos have higher vertical ratio.
@@justneoh8253 no the files will be too big at 6K. At least with high frame rate 4K the files may be big but you get interesting footage. No one is ready for 6K yet
@@Milkmanaustralia X-S20 open gate (3:2) is 6.2k at 30fps, 4k at 60fps, so the file size is smaller than 4k 120fps.
AS for interesting footage, sorry I disagree, YMMD but open gate offers bigger "real estate" and I argue it is more interesting for people sharing video in higher vertical ratio, as more and more people are doing now in social media.
Edit to add: also A6700 120fps 4k is 1.58x cropped, gosh, such loss of real estate.
@@MilkmanaustraliaYes, agreed, I‘d prefer to have downsampled 6k to 4k in the fuji like sony offers it.
For general hybrid use, you would recommend the Panasonic over Sony and Fuji?
I would, but the S5ii is significantly larger than either of these. If size (and price) is not an issue, the Panasonic for sure.
The Panasonic is a better video camera.
That's a very old lens your testing with on the X-S20, can't see that's a very balanced comparison. I used Sony and Fujifilm btw.
We used what Fujifilm sent us.
14:00 The 6700 has an over exposure in your review here. The skin looks blown out, the Fuji looks spot on. It might be a setting.
Could be your monitor. On mine the Fuji looks dark.
What it has to do with monitors? Its a metering in 6700 @TheSlantedLens
Which camera is good to start as a filmmaker and help me make films
Fuji has better video specs, sony has better IS, really down to which brand you want to keep using throughout the future.
For video recording modes, I go with sony because of XAVC HS which is the H.265. H.265 is more efficient by 40% to 60% compare to H.264.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
One thing you didn’t mention is that Fuji lens are better quality for the price compared to Sonys. So the Fuji is actually a much cheaper camera to own.
Good point. Thanks for your comment
Why don’t you go checking fuji vs Sony 16-55 f2.8 first? I’m pretty sure you will eat your own word.
@@withoutpassid you just proved my point. Now eat your own words.
@@FilmScape4K where did I prove your point?
@@withoutpassid by stating a Sony lens that is $1k more than the Fuji equivalent
excellent video, thanks! But why on earth you would flip sides of showing cameras when talking about them vs real shoot showcasing? Always makes me double check what camera am I looking at
Sorry it created some confusion. We usually have them on the same side.
Hmm looks like it's really down to user preference or convenience. I'd go for the Fuji because I've already got fugi lens right now. I'm fond of both brands of cameras though.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
Confused between a6700 & sx20. The only downside I feel sx20 has is the lack of weather sealing.
So how bad can a camera be without weather sealing?
I guess that depends on where you shoot.
Keep the camera away even with weather sealed body from dust or rain it's always safer.
regarding af, you didnt mention sony has touch-tracking in video, which can be very useful, whereas fuji doesnt
That is a nice option. Thanks for sharing!
The Sony a6700 photographs and video look better than the Fuji, at least from what I see myself. I’m buying the Sony a6700 soon! 🤩
How come you missed colours on Sony in your video test?, highlights overexposed, you can see in the background lights so its not a tie
Can you share a timestamp about what you are looking at?
Went with the xs20. I bought a second hand lens with the 200usd difference here between the two bodies.
Thanks for sharing your decision!
could you please make a video comparin the a6600 with the a6700
In every comparison of this type featuring a Fuji camera, whether based on JPEG or raw files, the Fuji always seems much less sharp. Could it be that Fuji applies automatic noise reduction to the raw files?
Not sure what is creating the difference.
Itu di sebabkan oleh lensa yg digunakan, saya pernah melihat perbandingan di channel lain, mereka menggunakan lensa yang sama, yaitu lensa sigma dan viltrox dan hasilnya Fuji lebih tajam dibandingkan Sony
no mention of slow motion doesnt a6700 shoot 4k 120? also X-S20 shoots 240fps at 1080p
My money is on the Sony a6700 clean and classical rangefinder form factor. No bulging prism head on the minimalist top plate.
Sony's image quality gets better while reducing the exposure a bit
Fuji also has 1.5 crop.
Thanks for sharing and thanks for watching!
I have seen in the past that fuji iso value is different as compared to canon, sony, etc. So a comparison of the same iso could be unfair if it is the case here also. But we can see near the eye that the sony image is always more sharper. At iso 1600 looking at the coat, fuji is way more darker for the same iso, probably showing iso would need to be set to 3200 iso i guess to see similar shadow detail in the coat. So imo the sony 1600 iso version is much better image if fuji image would be set to see similar shadows in coat
Yes, the Fuji was running a little darker.
@@TheSlantedLensyup. SOS vs REI, totally different systems
Great video this realy helped me make my choice. Can I ask what make your glasses are they're very cool.
It's getting harder to compare these cameras. It would be interesting to see some of the models using these cameras in the review. I feel many new users will buy these ones
True, these are good choices for new users.
Autofocus definitely is the key with FujiFilm situation right now is no no. Sony is the one to go for.... I am a Fuji fanboy always love film stimulation system. But those pictures out of focus. No use anyway.
Thank your for sharing your preference!
Please compare Medium Format GFX 100 ii (with 110mm F2 or 80mm F1.7 0r 55mm F1.7) *against* Full Frame Z9/Z8 or Sony A1.
We will see what we can do. Thanks for the suggestion!
You say you don't see a difference in boost mode image stabilization. 13:51 - I see a big difference on your test videos. The Sony looks s a lot better in boost mode.
Thanks for sharing your observation. Keep on clickin!
Maybe I missed it but didn't see User Menu comparison.....few days ago I went in the store to check out Sony a6700 and I must say the Menu seems like a nightmare. As a long time Canon user and Fujifilm X T30 owner just didn't find it very user friendly.....oh well maybe it just me.
They are all getting more complicated.
Wow sir thanks for sharing true compare
You are welcome. Thanks for watching!
hey man, I'm really struggling with choosing between these two cameras
I'm currently using the old canon m200 , so either would be an incredible upgrade.
i really want weather sealing and lots of people have recommended the Sony ecosystem, but open gate 6.2k and all the film simulations sound amazing
I'm planning on using either as a travel / freelancing camera
both are around the same price in my country so its just a matter of choosing
what would you reccomend
I had the same dilemma.. I'm going with x-s20 for the film sims and Fuji color. I'll just have to be mindful of conditions are poor, and bust out my weather sealed Nikon in that case.
@@danielwerre4574 nice man, lemme know how it is when you get it
but i think im going with the sony just because i want to have peace of mind that i can use it basically anywhere im planning on going
@@MicMuted I'll try to remember to.. one more day to go! Why are you under the impression you wouldn't be able to use the x-s20 everywhere you may want to go?
@@MicMuted Oh duh...the weather sealing.
yup
sony just has more sharpening, just like in the photos, that can be easily solved editing picture profiles in video/ in RAW editing for photo imo
Good point. Thanks for your comment!
1.700,€ versus 1.350,€ being the Sony one significantly more expensive in Europe (Spain) as of now -with the hundred-bucks-standard-lens, which is totally equivalent. I don't think the much superior AF and meh IBIS can justify this gap, and for the lens range options, it is totally equivalent again. The Fugi is, on the other side, quite superior in video formats, especially the 6k open gate thing. Equal price no strings attached (no lenses owning) I may lean into the sony sterile world but on this price difference, no way José! It could be said the sony world has the tech while the Fuji's got the soul.
I don't believe this is a fair comparison in terms of sharpness. You should standardize the variables by using lenses with the same optical quality, such as Sigma lenses with different mounts. Comparing sharpness with different lenses does not necessarily reflect the body's sharpness performance.
so does the autofocus
Lol ofc the Fuji has a crop factor - its apsc, that’s why a 23 is 35 ff equivalent
Fuji Xs 20 can video rerecording 6k 60fps really???
not 60 fps
You can put Fuji noisegate setting on level=-4 and get much sharper image
Good to know. Thanks for sharing!
I liked your way of camera review. I have XH2S. I might sell it and buy X-S20. There´s a lot of price difference
Good luck with making that decision!
1. There's no 6k 60p in fuji.
2. Fuji's ISO scale is different from others.
3. It's not objective using different lens to test sensor quality.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Good things to consider.
Sony is sharper? Not the same lens for test...
They had comparable lenses. Thanks for watching!
Sony shoots in 4k 120, full hd 240 , it's strange that you didn't say
Fuji X-S20 has 6k open gate, which he also left out. IMO more people would find 6k open gate more useful than 4k 120 in most situations, especially now a lot of shared videos have higher vertical ratio.
Great points. Thanks for your comments!
I’m switching from a6400 because I’m not happy with jpg colors. Got sx20 $1199 and XT5 $1799 with kit lenses. Xt5. Sx20 actually feels better than XT5 with similar image quality, but XT5 kit lens is definitely way nicer. EVF on SX20 is so bad, it made me thing my vision was bad because it’s so blurry
Thanks for sharing your experience!
fuji 6k 60 fps ? and where is the sony 120 fps 4K ?
fuji doesnt have 60 fps 6k
Fuji definitely cannot record 6k 60fps. You can shoot open gate 6.2k at 30fps. If you shoot 60 fps then the max available resolution is 4k and you have a 1.18 crop. Sony does not have a crop at all when shooting 4k60, also gives you 4K 120fps with 1.58 crop (1 to 1 readout) but it is missing open gate 6.2k recording. I think this should all be included in the video to give the full and correct indormation.
Thanks for sharing those specs!
Well presented. I have the S20 and am happy with it. The Sony looks like a nice camera as well. I agree with your assessment, dance with the one who brung ya.
Well said! Thanks for your comment!
You have Problems wird AF ??
Shutdown problems due to overheating in video recordings over 4k 30fps on Sony. You need to think while buying.
Thanks for sharing your experience!
Hey, even though the Fuji doesn't make a full frame camera does NOT mean the x-s20 is NOT a cropped sensor camera 😂. By the way, that the Fuji misses 2 to 4 shots in 30~40 shots means its AF accuracy is 90~93% compared to 100% of the Sony. It's a HUGE difference, boys!
87-90% hit rate must be the figures. Is that really a huge differens?
@@musiconvinylisbetter.1449 ofc not.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
@@musiconvinylisbetter.1449 That can be quite the difference, especially in situations where there are no opportunities to redo the shot
@@AmaraARW yes, but not a HUGE difference.
sony colours AWB is always off...love at the kitchen shoot...the cabinet is yellowish on the sony..the fuji stays white
Good eyes. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
How u missed the a6700 4k 120fps 😮
That is a great offering from the a6700!
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We will see what we can do. Thanks for watching!
It's another test where Fujiifilm camera is not as sharp on eye as competitive camera and I'm curious what is a reason of that?:
1. AF of Fujifilm is taking focus let say 2mm closer/further from eye, maybe eyelashes? In theory using manual focus could be more similar result in both cameras?
2. Optical quality of certain lens is mediocre? How it would look for example on the same third party lens manufacturer (just different lens mount of course)
3. Or maybe it is just not physically possible for this X-Trans sensor?
Can someone explain?
I think it is just that the Sony is sharper.
Yes, the Fuji is crapping on the focus… I have the same setup and when it works, it’s very sharp, same as the Sony. The problem is, to get it to focus consistently…
@ thanks for your thoughts
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Thank you, I appreciate that!
6k upto 30fps only not 60fps in XS20
Thanks for pointing out that typo!
I was sure I'd like the colors on the Fuji better. Whadayaknow
Thanks for your comment and thanks for watching!
Damn minus 1 plus 4 minus 30 plus blah blah blah...With Fujis 19 film simulations you can now leave the computer in the basement and spend all of those gruelling hours trying to manipulate photos and video and simply get out of the house and have a photography adventure... You take some mighty Great pictures and obviously love photoshop. Thanks for your time and opinions.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
I thought the Sony can shoot 4k 120fps?
That is in 8 bit: XAVC S 4:2:0 8-Bit
you forgot the 4k 120p of a6700
The Sony has the better AF, the Fuji the better video specs. Look at the lens selection. Pick whatever works better for you.
Good points. Thanks for sharing!
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Glad you found it helpful. Good luck with your purchase!
Sony looks better for me. Cine look and LUTs upload is handy.
Good points. Thanks for sharing!
I waited until several pro videographers review that Sony a6700 when it's first launched. I bought Fujifilm X-S20 after that. 😆
Sounds great. Hope you are happy with your purchase!
IBIS is Panasonic still th no. 1 - the lumix is still my no, 1
Thanks for sharing your preference!
XS-20 is about 300$ cheaper than the A6700 tho.
Good point. And money matters.
Ofcourse it does. U can get an XS-20 with a really good XF 18-55mm f2.8-4 for the same price of the body alone of the A6700. Both of these cameras are fantastic and really depends what u prefere. I own the XS-20 and I love it to death, only wish it was weathersealed but it isnt that big of a deal if not taken to extremes.@@TheSlantedLens
A very weird comparison 🤔
The Fuji "has no crop...because Fuji does't build full frame"... yes, but this doesn't bother the crop factor of 1,5x. Why this confusing and wrong statement? Next time you claim: Olympus/OMDS has no crop due the fact, they don't build ff.
"The sony is sharper" ??? Halleluja! What lenses did you take for test and comparing? A shard on the Fuji and an expensive prime on the Sony?
To compare the sharpness of a sensor (and only this could be the criteria for sharpness of the two models [it's not a lens comparison!!!] is only a technical test in studio conditions permissible and not a visible comparison of an elder gentlemen with glases.
Very untrustworthy post, miles away from the quality eg of petapixel & co.
Thumbs down!
Wow, hope you learned a thing or two.
The sony Boosted stabilization is clearly better
Thanks for sharing your opinion!
In my country Sony is 1.75 times expensive than xs20, I don't know why, I probably go with the xs20.
That is a big price difference. Thanks for sharing your choice!
Buddy really drunk the kool-aid on the sharpness test lol I think he thinks sensors make videos sharp, it’s all about glass bruhda 🤷🏾♂️ G master over Tamron was the only comparison you really did 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for watching and keep on clickin!