📷 Fujifilm X-H1 Mirrorless Camera (Body Only): Enhancing Your Digital Photography Experience Review

As carefully made as other Fuji, but I had two problems I couldn't overcome: a. Now it's as big as Sony's full frame. If I want to take a full frame camera with me, I need a full frame .b file. There is absolutely NO excuse for not overloading the shutter on the "hit and it fires" principle. I found it impossible to use while still maintaining comfortable muscle memory for my index finger compared to my other Fuji bodies. So it had to be returned. Have never done this with Fuji. And I feel bad…

There has been a lot of talk about Fujifilm "shortening the bed" for the first buyers of this camera. They released the XT-3 and now the XT-4 shortly after the XH-1. Maybe it's true, but a few months ago they lowered the price of the clutch. These offers are gone. But I decided to buy a used one at a good price through Revain. I also bought a battery grip from Open Box. Yes, the new type XT-4 combines the XT-3 and XH-1 in one camera. Yes, the new XT-4 has better specs (especially for video)…

I bought the X-H1 and grip like new for about $940 well before it was available with the new $1000 grip. I'm sorry but I accept it. is a downsized GFX 50S with X-T2 + IBIS internals. The IQ that comes out of this cell is fantastic. It was fantastic on the X-T2 too - same matrix. I photograph hybrids (portraits as well as cinematic and documentary videos). However, I only use excellent glass with this camera: Fujinon 16mm F1.4, Fujinon 23mm F1.4, Fujinon 35mm F2, Fujinon 56mm F1.2 and 90mm F2…

I didn't consider this camera when it came out recently. I've heard it's too big for a mirrorless camera and is primarily intended for videographers. Then I found out via the Fuji forums that it was selling for less than half its original price and decided to take a look. And the more I read the latest reviews and explored its features, not to mention the discounted price, I decided to give it a try. I have to say right away that this is the most amazing camera from the Fuji range that I have…

crop). Since then I have X100, X100T, X-T20, X-T3 and now X-H1. At the current price, the X-H1 is an absolute win. Some thoughts: 1) This camera is BIG. Especially after using the tiny X-T20 for a long time. This might be a disadvantage for some, especially if you have small hands, but I really like the size, especially when using this camera with large lenses like the XF 50-140 or even the Viltrox 85mm. But be aware that this is a big camera with a good deep grip (much more than any other…

This is a preliminary review and I'll share first impressions.1) This camera is significantly larger and heavier than the X-T1. You can't tell the difference just by looking at the pictures. Despite being larger, it feels good in the hand and goes well with larger lenses. At the moment there are no real complaints about it. 2) IBIS is outstanding. It produces an unobtrusive hum but gives a noticeable increase in sharpness. I took pictures with the camera in one hand and threw the frisbee at my…

The new Fuji X H1 mirrorless camera is a marvel in a small body. I've been using Nikon DSLRs for a long time and have gradually switched to the smaller and cheaper Fuji range. These Fuji cameras are well made and deliver clear and high quality images. It seems that Fuji along with Sony are the new innovators in the digital photography market. They have taken mirrorless cameras to new heights in a very short space of time. There is an improved video capability over the XT2, but I don't use this…