I think the X-H1 actually has the x-trans iii sensor, but anyway, thank you for the good comparison. For me personally, I'm fine with my X-H1 and plan to use it for years to come.
Having recently retired from professional photography I decided to skip the X-H2s and X-T5, and am still using my X-T2 and X-H1. They do everything I ask for :)
@@valeries4205 Really the main difference is whether or not you want some IBIS (Stabilisation in the camera body). Otherwise, same sensor and processor, so the images are identical.
The clunking noise that was mentioned in the x-h1 is totally normal and is related to the image stabilization mechanism. Nothing to worry about. I love my xh1 and was disappointed to see Fuji eliminate the multiple control dials for a PASM dial. There are great deals on the xh1 and for the difference in upgrade price you can buy some really nice glass and in my opinion a better investment.
I think they want to separate the X-T and X-H line with that PASM design choice. I think they want people who prefer the old-school design to buy X-T products and people who just want to get jobs done to buy X-H products. So, aesthetics vs. practicality. Just my thought since the X-T5 is out now.
Great comparison. I used to own the X-H1 and sold it for a LUMIX S5. Now that the X-H2 is out, I'm seriously considering selling my S5 and replacing it with the X-H2. I'm a photographer, so I don't really care about the video capabilities of any camera. Don't get me wrong, the S5 is a solid camera but having L-mount lenses is a pain because I can't use them on any other camera. 60% of my lenses are M mount and with adapters, it's easy to use them all on my Leica, Fujifilm, and LUMIX cameras. The only problem I see from a photography standpoint with the X-H2/2s is it not having two SD slots. I see the advantage for CF Express if you're shooting video but not for photography. I might have to take another look at the X-T4 because of it. I do miss my X-H1 though. Solid camera for photography.
X-t4 is a solid camera. I have 2 of them. When it comes to photography since the X-t2 they are all very similar. X-h2 is the best but not by much compared to the x-t4
@@tazsmith this is the problem for photographers, too many cameras to choose from. Too many choices leaves one with analysis paralysis. That said, I’m in no rush to purchase a new camera and the X-T3 paired with my X-Pro3 can still get the job done with my existing lenses. Carrying around additional batteries has never been an issue for me. I’m more concerned with what the camera can do for the job I’m performing. If I by the X-T4 then I have to invest in yet another battery type. I have too many different camera batteries as it is. So if I decide to purchase another camera it will more than likely be the X-T3 over the X-T4 unless when the X-Pro4 is announced it compels me to buy it. I’m sure it will have the same batter as the X-T4 and the X-H2/2s cameras.
Good comparison and great samples. But a quick correction, the X-H1 (X-T2) have the X-Trans III sensor (not 2). But I'm so glad to hear you mention the problem with the 2nd card slot on the X-H2(s)! I mentioned that on my "why I'm not upgrading to the X-H2s" video.
I bought the XH1 with battery grip a couple years ago and love it. Haven’t had time to shoot it much due to work, but I will only buy another Fuji if IBIS is part of Fuji camera. The XH2 isn’t compelling enough for me to upgrade
The XTrans1 sensor was in the XPro1 and XE1; XTrans2 was in the XT1, X100S, XE2, X70; XTrans 3 was in the XH1, XT2, XPro2, XE3. You can buy an XH1 with battery grip on the used market for about $1000. Deal of the century, I'm not parting with mine.
I am considering a XH1 as the price for a used one is getting so attractive. As i do mostly still photos, i wonder if the IBIS on XH1 worth buying? Actually, I've got many manual lens😂.
great video got the XH1 yesterday, but for the life of me i cannot figure out how to change from Aperture to Manual to Shutter priority modes. can you help.
It’s all with the dials if you want aperture priority, set your aperture on the ring then turn the dials for the ISO and shutter speed to auto if you want shutter priority, set your shutter speed then turn your aperture ring, and I also dialed to auto
Hi I own an x-t20 and I’d want to buy another one with weather resistant and the cameras that I planned to buy (fit in my budget) is either x-t2 or x-h1 what do you think is best choice
If you are happy with your camera and feel it isn’t limiting you then your all good. I was using the xh1 right up to getting this camera for most my work photography’s love the xh1
if i ever get more into the video side of things i will upgrade from my xh1. But even then the xt4 exists as a good step up. Or if i just wanna take my photography even further the xh2 and xt5 are around
I have the X-H1 and love it even I struggled with the release button, but now when I shake it a bit it make a weird clunky noise, not sure if the fan moving or the stabilizer, still take pics….😅. Does anybody got the same clunky thing, shake it and let me know please.
I think the X-H1 actually has the x-trans iii sensor, but anyway, thank you for the good comparison. For me personally, I'm fine with my X-H1 and plan to use it for years to come.
It is a great camera and I’m struggling with the idea of selling mine 😂
Did he just say mega pickle at 1:15 or did I hear it wrong? lol
He did
Wait that's not how you call it
😂😂😂😂 yep megapickle
Having recently retired from professional photography I decided to skip the X-H2s and X-T5, and am still using my X-T2 and X-H1. They do everything I ask for :)
Those two cameras are great
Hi im newbie to this hobby, i want t shoot photography so what camera should i choose between x-t2 and x-h1?
@@valeries4205 Really the main difference is whether or not you want some IBIS (Stabilisation in the camera body). Otherwise, same sensor and processor, so the images are identical.
I agree! I have the same set up in fact I have just bought another used mint condition XT2 !
The clunking noise that was mentioned in the x-h1 is totally normal and is related to the image stabilization mechanism. Nothing to worry about. I love my xh1 and was disappointed to see Fuji eliminate the multiple control dials for a PASM dial. There are great deals on the xh1 and for the difference in upgrade price you can buy some really nice glass and in my opinion a better investment.
Totally agree. For photos the X-h1 holds its own very well!
I think they want to separate the X-T and X-H line with that PASM design choice. I think they want people who prefer the old-school design to buy X-T products and people who just want to get jobs done to buy X-H products. So, aesthetics vs. practicality. Just my thought since the X-T5 is out now.
Great comparison. I used to own the X-H1 and sold it for a LUMIX S5. Now that the X-H2 is out, I'm seriously considering selling my S5 and replacing it with the X-H2. I'm a photographer, so I don't really care about the video capabilities of any camera. Don't get me wrong, the S5 is a solid camera but having L-mount lenses is a pain because I can't use them on any other camera. 60% of my lenses are M mount and with adapters, it's easy to use them all on my Leica, Fujifilm, and LUMIX cameras.
The only problem I see from a photography standpoint with the X-H2/2s is it not having two SD slots. I see the advantage for CF Express if you're shooting video but not for photography. I might have to take another look at the X-T4 because of it. I do miss my X-H1 though. Solid camera for photography.
X-t4 is a solid camera. I have 2 of them. When it comes to photography since the X-t2 they are all very similar. X-h2 is the best but not by much compared to the x-t4
I also was hesitant with CF card but I admit I wish it was dual CF. They are so fast.
@@tazsmith this is the problem for photographers, too many cameras to choose from. Too many choices leaves one with analysis paralysis. That said, I’m in no rush to purchase a new camera and the X-T3 paired with my X-Pro3 can still get the job done with my existing lenses. Carrying around additional batteries has never been an issue for me.
I’m more concerned with what the camera can do for the job I’m performing. If I by the X-T4 then I have to invest in yet another battery type. I have too many different camera batteries as it is. So if I decide to purchase another camera it will more than likely be the X-T3 over the X-T4 unless when the X-Pro4 is announced it compels me to buy it. I’m sure it will have the same batter as the X-T4 and the X-H2/2s cameras.
Good comparison and great samples. But a quick correction, the X-H1 (X-T2) have the X-Trans III sensor (not 2).
But I'm so glad to hear you mention the problem with the 2nd card slot on the X-H2(s)!
I mentioned that on my "why I'm not upgrading to the X-H2s" video.
🙊 thanks for catching my mistake.
I bought the XH1 with battery grip a couple years ago and love it. Haven’t had time to shoot it much due to work, but I will only buy another Fuji if IBIS is part of Fuji camera. The XH2 isn’t compelling enough for me to upgrade
The X-S20 also has IBIS and a smaller form factor, it's sort of like the less premium version of the X-H cameras.
Just the DR and sensor readout speed won me over to the xh2s. Xh1 definitely still has a place in the market.
For video there is no comparison.
The XTrans1 sensor was in the XPro1 and XE1; XTrans2 was in the XT1, X100S, XE2, X70; XTrans 3 was in the XH1, XT2, XPro2, XE3. You can buy an XH1 with battery grip on the used market for about $1000. Deal of the century, I'm not parting with mine.
I am considering a XH1 as the price for a used one is getting so attractive. As i do mostly still photos, i wonder if the IBIS on XH1 worth buying? Actually, I've got many manual lens😂.
Dope video !!! Might pick up an X-H1 for a second / backup body. Sidenote: where did you get the leather dual strap / camera holder ?!
Great work bro team Fuji
It’s a great system
Nice video. Thanks for making it 👍
really awesome review man🙌🙌🙌🙌
Holding thumbs that the subscriber count climbs quickly
Why they removed the push in button option?? So how do you zoom in for manual focusing?
Hi there! thanks for the comparison! Could you tell which camera you use to record the movie side of the video while shooting?
Fujifilm X-t4 with sigma 18-35
@@tazsmiththe video looks great! Perfect quality! Thanks for answering!
Thank you for this video , man. You got a new subscriber.
Any idea to compare XH1 vs XT-3? Thank you .
Thank you for sharing.
I must ask, which harness are you using to holster your cameras?
Hold fast money maker
great video got the XH1 yesterday, but for the life of me i cannot figure out how to change from Aperture to Manual to Shutter priority modes. can you help.
It’s all with the dials if you want aperture priority, set your aperture on the ring then turn the dials for the ISO and shutter speed to auto if you want shutter priority, set your shutter speed then turn your aperture ring, and I also dialed to auto
Hi I own an x-t20 and I’d want to buy another one with weather resistant and the cameras that I planned to buy (fit in my budget) is either x-t2 or x-h1 what do you think is best choice
Hey man, I am a hobbyist and own the X-H1. Am I missing out on much by not having the X-H2S?
If you are happy with your camera and feel it isn’t limiting you then your all good. I was using the xh1 right up to getting this camera for most my work photography’s love the xh1
How's the difference between 12 bit of xh2s photos and 8bit xh1 where do you see the difference?
Wasn’t really comparing video but xh2s is better in videos by far
if i ever get more into the video side of things i will upgrade from my xh1. But even then the xt4 exists as a good step up. Or if i just wanna take my photography even further the xh2 and xt5 are around
Do you know any x mount zoom lenses that are under $150 used
I have the X-H1 and love it even I struggled with the release button, but now when I shake it a bit it make a weird clunky noise, not sure if the fan moving or the stabilizer, still take pics….😅.
Does anybody got the same clunky thing, shake it and let me know please.
That the image stabilizer in the body moving around. Completely normal.
That should just be the image stabilizer
What's that adapted lens and what adapter are you using? Does the af work?
Sigma 18-35 1.8. Fringer Pro adapter *I stand corrected
@@tazsmith weird, looks more like a Fringer Pro II, than Metabones?
@@RobertWhetton you right not sure why my little brain thought Metabones 🙃
If you like the X-H1 and use it for stills, then go for the X-T5
ooooooorrrr keep your xh1. Really no reason to upgrade if you like the xh1
I love my xh1 and my xt20, , but my xt2 and my xt1 is my favorite...
Yes, the XH1 has a Trans 3 sensor.
So does the X-T20. For stills it's the same camera,
and isn't a big heavy clunker.
What lens are you using on the 2?
Switch between the 23 1.4 wr and the 50 1.0.
The real question i have, is it fantastic?
Your fantastic 😘
My XH1 is still very strong. The battery life is one of the worse though. Also i like a flippy screen.
Did you just say Megapickle?
The XH1 overheating issue is quite serious. just 30 minutes of shooting, you will feel the heat.
i dont think no difference in dynamic range....
Speaking photos here
@@tazsmith one is backside illuminated sensor and stacked the other one is not i dont get it how its nit different, it makes no sense
They are very close. You think it would be dramatic but it isn’t. Often X-T4 beats it out
If you dont zoom in on pictures tp compare then why even bother to make the video?
I will do better. thanks for a feedback