📷 Elevate Your Visual Storytelling!
The Fujifilm X-H2S Mirrorless Digital Camera features a cutting-edge 26.1 MP X-Trans5 stacked BSI sensor, capable of shooting at an impressive 40 frames per second. It supports 4K/120P video recording and offers advanced ProResHQ encoding for high-quality content creation. With a robust set of features including a capacitive touch screen, hybrid autofocus, and extensive connectivity options, this camera is designed for both professional photographers and videographers seeking to push their creative boundaries.
Touch Screen Type | Capacitive |
Display Fixture Type | Articulating |
Has Color Screen | Yes |
Display Type | LCD |
Dots Per Screen | 1620 dots/mm² |
Screen Size | 3 Inches |
Focal Length Description | Wide Angle |
Zoom | Digital Zoom |
Optical Zoom | 1 x |
Lens Type | Wide Angle |
Exposure Control | Shutter Priority |
Diopter Adjustment Range Description | +-x diopters |
Mount Type | Lens mount |
EU Spare Part Availability Duration | 3 Years |
Viewfinder Coverage Percentage | 100 |
Shutter Type | Rolling Shutter |
Long Exposure Shutter Mode | Time |
Audio Recording | Yes |
Is Electric | Yes |
Number of Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
Has Image Stabilization | Yes |
Viewfinder Resolution | 5760000 Dots |
Lens Mount | Fujifilm X |
Shutter Speed Description | up to 1/40s |
Compatible Devices | Fujifilm X-H2S, CF Express memory cards |
Continuous Shooting | 40 fps |
Aperture modes | F2.8-F5.6 |
Viewfinder Magnification | 0.80x |
Audio Input | 3.5mm External Microphone |
Video Capture Format | 4k |
Expanded ISO Maximum | 51200 |
Battery Weight | 80 Grams |
Audio Output Type | Internal, Bluetooth |
Battery Cell Type | Lithium Ion |
Guide Number | 11 (ISO200), 8 (ISO100) |
Battery Type | Lithium Ion |
Processor Description | X-Processor 5 |
Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
Frame Rate | 120 FPS |
Compatible Mountings | Fujifilm X |
Sensor Type | CMOS |
Dynamic Stops | 14 Stops |
Total Still Resolution | 26.1 MP |
Effective Still Resolution | 26.1 MP |
JPEG Quality Level | Fine |
Supported Image Format | ProRes RAW, Blackmagic RAW |
Aspect Ratio | 3:2 |
File Format | RAW |
Flash Memory Bus Interface Type | PCIe, UHS-II |
Flash Memory Supported Size Maximum | 1 TB |
Media Speed | >1400 MB/s |
Flash Memory Type | CFexpress Type B |
Memory Slots Available | 2 |
Image Capture Type | Stills |
Movie Mode | No |
Digital Scene Transition | False |
Digital-Still | Yes |
Shooting Modes | Shutter Priority |
Video Output | HDMI |
Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth, Wi-Fi |
Wireless Technology | Wi-Fi |
Autofocus | Yes |
Focus Type | Auto Focus |
Auto Focus Technology | Contrast Detection |
Focus Features | Hybrid AF with AI-powered subject detection |
J**K
The perfect hybrid camera!
The Fujifilm X-H2S in my opinion is the perfect hybrid camera.Fujifilm has made really thoughtful decisions on the design of this camera. They have gone with a stacked sensor and the same resolution as the previous generation.The stacked sensor means a very fast sensor readout, making this a great camera for silent shooting, sports and video.Keeping the resolution at 26MP reduces the possibility of noise creeping up associated with fast sensor.So a fantastic compromise, that doesn’t bow down to marketing. We as photographers are better for that.This is an excellent camera for both photographers and videographers!A quick background:I am a Sony full frame photographer that has been using every version of the A7R series. I currently have the A7R IV.I did have the Fujifilm X-H1, but regretfully sold it a couple of months ago to focus on one system.I was on vacation in Europe when the Fujifilm X-H2S was announced, so I really did not get the time to follow the release. On getting back and curating some of the pictures from my vacation, I realized some of my favorite photographs were from the X-H1.This led me to take a second look at the X-H2S. This camera is exactly the balance that I was looking for and the bonus is the excellent Fujifilm “film” simulations.The picture look great straight out of the camera.The Eterna video profile also really reduces the need to process video on the computer. It just looks great.The high speed readout of the sensor makes silent shooting practical and videos looking great. This is not just a great sports and video camera, but a great all around camera.I think it is worth the asking price over competitors at the same level, even full frame ones.It’s been a week since I purchased and will update this review as I gain more experience with it.I am tempted to get another body in the near future. It’s that good.Highly recommended!
S**Y
Best Hybrid Camera for professional
As a passionate photographer, I recently upgraded to the Fuji X-H2S, which has elevated my photography experience. This mirrorless camera is a masterpiece, combining cutting-edge technology with the classic design elements that Fujifilm is renowned for.The camera's autofocus system is lightning-fast and accurate, whether I'm shooting stills or capturing 4K video.The weather-sealed body gives me the confidence to shoot in various conditions. The intuitive layout of buttons and dials ensures a seamless shooting experience, and the articulating touchscreen is a welcome addition for framing shots at challenging angles.The in-body image stabilization (IBIS) is a game-changer, providing steady shots even in challenging shooting conditions.While the battery life is generally good, carrying a spare is always wise, especially during extended shooting sessions. However, the USB-C charging option provides a convenient backup when power outlets are scarce.Its blend of exceptional image quality, advanced features, and a user-friendly interface make it a worthwhile investment for anyone serious about their photography.
L**A
Beautiful camera, full frame quality
First let me say that I had all three major brands in their FF format: Nikon, Sony and Canon. I still own a full Canon RF kit that costed me the whole annual bonus. The only APS-C I had in my life was an old D3200 when I began with this hobby. Now, due to portability and cost I decided to give a try to Fujifilm too, and I started with a X-T5; beautiful camera, extremely elegant, but the autofocus was not up to the job for my needs (i.e. taking pictures of my son playing soccer, and other tasks on the same line). So, I've decided to return it and to go with the X-H2S instead which is reported as the brand's flagship within the APS-C format. I received it only earlier today so I've been testing it just for few hours, but my first impression is that it's absolutely amazing. The picture quality is - to me - equivalent to FF sensors. The same for the dynamic range. The most incredible feature to me is the autofocus: I can't honestly tell the difference vs. my Canon R5 (the comparison was done with 35mm f1.8 Canon vs. 27mm f1.4 Viltrox, so not exactly the same conditions, but still equally impressive). The ergonomic is one of the best I have ever felt in any camera: bulky but light, and with an amazing firm grip. It's incredible to me to see how many progresses have been within the APS-C world since my experience with the D3200. I will take it out for testing on a soccer field and for some bird photography soon (I can't wait).
C**Y
In love with this camera
Love this camera. Feels great in the hand, functionality (coming from canon) is intuitive and quick, and most importantly the pics and video capabilities and quality are amazing.
D**N
Very Enjoyable Camera
Updated: once I got more familiar with Fuji settings (photometry, etc.) I was able to recreate similar results to R3. Therefore, I did not miss much going to Fuji. What I really like was 50% reduction in weight, size, len cost, and no need for raw file12/8/23i switched from Canon R3, which was a great camera; however the weight of camera + lens just made it impractical for an amateur/enthusiast to carry around. At first, i noticed some significant difference in picture quality especially in darker setting, but the Fujifilm just grew on me day by day thanks to much better weight and size, and the color out of camera, like everyone was raving about, was absolutely true especially with the Vogtlander 35mm f0.9. A happy new Fuji fan
K**N
Arrived on time and works so right...except for the poor focus issues.
As a long time Fujifilm user I love the ergonomics of this camera and performance except for one major issue they still need to improve, the autofocus problems. I wanted to finally give up on Fujifilm after the XH2 & XH2S and go with another brand but its still an excellent value of a camera, if they can only fix this horrible issue.
M**L
Excelente Calidad
La mejor camara de la linea fuji que he tenido, aunque la curva de aprendizaje muy larga, la Xt5 si tuviera el sensor apilado y grabara 120 fps, esta ni existiera.
R**L
Everything you need for a hybrid video/photo system
Upgraded from my Fuji XT-3 to this and was definitely worth it.The perfect hybrid system. With incredible video features and wonderful photo capabilities - it’s the only camera you need to create stunning, almost cinema like images.Just remember if you want to get the full video capabilities of this system you will need to invest in a CF Express card so it does add to the cost.Also - there is no battery charger included so will have to get one of those as well.But we’ll worth it!
C**E
Simplemente es una gran cámara
Gran desempeño, auto foco suficientemente decente, las simulaciones son definitivamente su gran plus, grabar en prores también es una maravilla si te dedicas al video.
J**L
Fuji XH2S is AWESOME!
This camera can pretty much do it all. I use mostly for video. I love the internal 10bit recording and the Prores option. SD cards and Cfexpress cards are not cheap , but worth it if you want to get the most out of this camera though. But between that and an Atomos Ninja V recorder, at least you have options. Nice work Fuji.
A**R
Awesome
Love this camera. Pictures and video stability are awesome
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