X-H2: Landscape photography by Hitomi Komatsu/ FUJIFILM
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- Опубліковано 24 січ 2025
- Photographer Hitomi Komatsu from Japan shoots a beautiful landscape in Akita, Japan.
See her story and great work realized byX-H2.
Read the story behind the shoot: fujifilm-x.com...
Camera : fujifilm-x.com...
Photographer :
fujifilm-x.com...
www.hitomi-k.com/
Learn more about FUJIFILM X Series & GFX : fujifilm-x.com
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Hitomi, such beautiful work, I really like the fuji system, and am considering the X H2. It appears to be my kind of camera. I thank you for a great video and for sharing your excellent talent with us. Incidentally I don't speak any Japanese your talent kept my attention!
I am the user of X-T2, along with XF16mmF1.4 & XF35mmF2, use it mostly on street photography & landscape, but after seeing the video reproduction, color and dynamic range, X-H2 (beside of the weight) is being put a highest standard level. X lens also put a high standard interchangeable lens. Will try... Good job Fujifilm!!! I'm proud to be called Fujifilm fans!
Beautiful. The perfect camera for landscapes while packing light
Just lovely! There are many striking images.
素晴らしすぎる動画。何度も見返したい
So beautiful. I was inspired.
beautiful landscape photography
beautiful landscape. inspired
There is something about the film sims that makes me love Fuji. Her pictures are beautiful, but the colors! Wow. I'd love to see the settings.
とっても良い映像でした。
風景のより深い部分の一部を見れた気がします。
素晴らしい景色ですね、こんな場所で撮影するのは楽しいでしょう‼️
Very beautiful.. captures the physical and spiritual essence of what most landscape creators/photographers are seeking. Thank you Fuji.
素晴らしい写真でした。
Beautiful shots! What is the location?
Where is this filmed?
Also. Great photographer!
Anyone identify tripod she used? Stunning photos.
Manfrotto 055 + Markins Ball Head Q-Ball Q20i with Quick Release red (I believe)
比S便宜不少，4000万像素是为了8K视频拍摄同时最便宜的半画幅，像素最高的半画幅，如果你是为了8K分辨率视频的话，性价比挺高。
you also have to produce the Fujinon 18-135mm f2.8 R LM OIS WR lens, Fujinon 90mm f1.8 R LM WR, Fujinon 70mm f1.4 R LM WR and Fujinon 60mm f2.8 R LM OIS WR MACRO
As a landscape photographer, I was disappointed in two design decisions fuji made with the x_H2.
First is the flip instead of the tilt screen of the X-H1. A camera with pixel shift implies using a tripod, and often tripod use is coupled with an L bracket. But an L bracket interferes with the manipulation and use of the flip screen. A tilt screen requires simply pulling on one of two edges (the long or short edge) to put the screen into the desired orientation. The flip screen requires pulling the screen out, turning it in one axis, turning it in another axis, and all the while being sure not snag the screen on a strap, branch or being bumped by animals or people, or the ground when doing a low shot; (too many images of broken flippy screen hinges of all makers on the internet).
Second is the change of the focus selector lever into a button and menu selection. On the X-H1, I could change my focus setting with my left thrid finger while looking at my composition and focusing square without distraction. The X-H2 requires pushing a button to activate a screen menu list from which another movement makes the selection, a distraction that takes the eye away from the composition. This changes photography from being composition-centric experience to a machine-operation-centric experience.
I feel these two changes (apart from the abandonment of the dedicated SS, ISO dials) are a step backward. And I hope Fuji returns these two features as they were in the X-H1.
@@bluelake07 I'll wait for the X-T5 also, If the T5 has the same two backward design features, I think I'll stick with my XH1.
@@granitfog anche io aspetto la XT5 e la XPRO4 intanto vado avanti con la XH1 .
"So tNice tutorials is our channel rack..."
Bring on the X-T5…Enough with this PASM rubbish, it reminds me of a damn Sony🤢 Nice video though.
I ended up trading my xt5 for an xh2. The top dials just didn't get used when the same functions were mapped on the wheels, so the top dials just because more of a novelty that acted as another point of possible failure when it came to weather sealing from what I've read. I also couldn't use it without a 3rd party grip extension, which also may have defeated the purpose of the design. Overall, the more solid feel of the xh2/2s just works better for me personally. I even started out with Sony, but the XH bodies feel more solid in the hand.