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Jorge R. Perez
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Photography gear and video reviews and thoughts
Nikon Z8,Nikon 180 600mm Lens 1st time bird photography
Nikon Z8,Nikon 180 600mm Lens 1st time bird photography
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Saramonic Blink 500 Lav Mic unboxing video
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Saramonic Blink 500 Lav Mic unboxing video
Fujifilm XH2 and Fujifilm 100 400mm lens Bird Photography
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In this video I talk about using the Fujifilm XH2 and Fujifilm 100 400mm lens for Bird Photography. I also talk about some custom function setting and some autofocus issues.
Fujifilm XT5, Fujifilm 70 300mm Lens Firmware Updates
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In this video I share with you my thoughts and photos using the Fujifilm XT5 and the Fujifilm XF 70-300mm lens with and without the Fujifilm 1.4 extender
Nikon Z8 Zoo Photography
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In this video I share some thoughts and user experience photographing at the Zoo with the Nikon Z8 and the Nikon 180-600mm and Nikon 70-200mm lenses
Nikon Z8 first time user
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Nikon Z8 first time user Learning to use the Nikon Z8 camera system from a Fujifilm photographer. I talk about some of my initial thoughts and settings.
Fujifilm XH2 Firmware 4.0 Bird Photography
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Fujifilm XH2 with Firmware 4.0 Bird Photography
Fujifilm XT5 Firmware 3.01
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Fujifilm XT5 Firmware 3.01 bird photography using the Fujifilm XF100-400mm lens
Fujifilm X100V Street Photography Hollywood Beach Florida
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Street photography in Hollywood Beach in Florida using the Fujifilm X100V and the FUJIFILM TCL-X100 II Tele Conversion Lens. I talk about my settings and using the FUJIFILM TCL-X100 II Tele Conversion Lens.
Fort De Soto Florida
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Fort De Soto Florida with the Fujifilm XH2 and Fujifilm XF 150-600mm Lens
Fujifilm XH2 Bird Photography Venice Rookery FL
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In this video I share photos and thought using the Fujifilm XH2 not the XH2s for bird photography
Fujifilm XH2 Bird Photography
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Using the Fujifilm XH2 and the Fujifilm XF200mm f/2 with the 1.4 Extender attached for bird photography
Fujifilm X100V Hollywood Beach FL
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Street photography with the Fujifilm X100V Hollywood Beach FL. along with the Fujifilm X100V I used the NiSi Filter System for FUJIFILM X100V Digital Camera (Professional Kit) and the FUJIFILM TCL-X100 II Tele Conversion Lens (Silver)
Fujifilm X100V St Augustine Street Photography
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Fujifilm X100V St Augustine Street Photography
Fujifilm XF 150-600mm Lens and 1.4 extender
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Fujifilm XF 150-600mm Lens and 1.4 extender
Fujifilm XF 100-400mm lens Bird Photography
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Fujifilm XF 100-400mm lens Bird Photography
Fujifilm X100V St Augustine FL Beach
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Fujifilm X100V St Augustine FL Beach
Fujifilm XF100-400mm Lens and Fujifilm XH2S
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Fujifilm XF100-400mm Lens and Fujifilm XH2S
Canon V10 Initial impression and Review.
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Canon V10 Initial impression and Review.
Fujifilm XT5 Review Using Fujifilm 70 300mm with 1.4 Extender
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Fujifilm XT5 Review Using Fujifilm 70 300mm with 1.4 Extender
Fujifilm XH2s and Fujifilm XF200mm f/2.0 Lens Bird Photography
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Fujifilm XH2s and Fujifilm XF200mm f/2.0 Lens Bird Photography
Fujifilm 150-600mm and Fujifilm 1 4 Teleconverter Bird Photography
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Fujifilm 150-600mm and Fujifilm 1 4 Teleconverter Bird Photography
thanks for sharing these beautiful images.
Thanks for an enlightening demonstration of the Fujifilm lens. Nice images and you have a good narrating voice that is interesting to listen to. I came here to decide on the 70-300mm lens, and I'll now go ahead and purchase it.
Have you changed systems completely from fuji to Nikon? Thanks
Great videos by the way
Thank you for watching. No not all but I’ve made changes.
I gave up on my Fujifilm XH-2 and XH-2 S, as I had way too many soft images even if the camera indicated focus acquired (green square). I was not too impressed with the bird eye detection capabilities of these two cameras, and the many firmware updates did not improve it for me. Almost to the contrary. Thanks for sharing your experiences.
Thank you for watching. I had a really great bird season photographing birds this year with the Fujifilm system I had a lot of keepers but I must admit that I never felt completely confident in the system. Birds flying horizontally the system performed well,birds flying toward the camera was a bigger challenge. At this point Fujifilm should be as good as Canon,Sony and Nikon. I recently purchased the Nikon Z8 and 180-600 lens and it’s definitely better than fujifilm.
I don't need this to photograph iguanas🤣
Stop it Jorge, you’re doing this just to confuse me🤣you upload a video, I want to make a comment, there’s no comment section (now I can on the re-upload). I often think about getting the Sony A7-4 because of the auto focus, which from everything I see by reviewers is second to none, but on my daily morning walks I mainly photograph wildlife and those big lenses are not only expensive, but very large. If I was doing professional work “maybe” I would go for it as a second system, but I just shoot for fun and share some of my “stuff” on Instagram.
Nice pics! I still hope you get a chance to to test the X-T5 with the latest firmware for bird photography. Hopefully on a sunny day this time!
Very nice images Jorge, I traded my XF10-400 for the XF70-300 which is great for my use case and if need I have the 1.4 TC.
@@Enrique-the-photographer good evening the 70-300 is a great lens, one of the hard to find Fuji lenses
Very nice images Jorge, did you cheat and rolled down the window?😂
@@Enrique-the-photographer Absolutely wouldn’t bother with the place if I don’t cheat. No Lion photos impossible to cheat and terrible fence
@@jrperezphotography After watching your video I really thought about taking a ride over there, it’s only about an hour from home, but I did some research on you tube and when I saw the fenced lion exhibit I changed my mind, I got better lion and tiger shots at the Miami zoo.
@Enrique-the-photographer Agee I buy the summer pass with zoo discount for $50 it’s the only reason I go.
Jorge. Thanks for sharing your experiences. I’m a sports shooter who historically uses Canon. Two 1DX bodies and a variety of Long EF lenses. I’m seriously thinking of transitioning to Fuji. I own a XH1 and a XT30ii . I’m traveling to Europe in Oct and will be shooting some football. I want to travel light. Your thoughts of the Fuji 70-300 verses the sigma 100-400 for my purpose? Thanks again.
@@paulhendren5603 Thank you. I don’t have any experience with the sigma 100-400 but I have seen a few reviews and I believe it does not compare as well against the Fujifilm 100-400. I believe the sigma may be a f6.3. The Fujifilm 70 -300 has an advantage of being faster aperture at the wide end. If you get the Fujifilm 70-300 mm lens make sure it has the latest firmware update it makes a big difference. Also the lens is almost impossible to get. It’s never in stock anywhere. I think you will definitely struggle with the cameras you currently own I would recommend a Fuji H2S or Fuji XT5, maybe the Fuji XS 20
@@jrperezphotography thank you. I enjoy challenges.
Yes had missed spell
Jorge, is this a re-upload or am I having a deja vu moment?
I noticed the auto ISO going high too. I like using auto ISO though. I assume ISO showing as red means it's too high?
I’m comfortable 3200, 6400 anything higher starts to concern me, but the noise reduction software available now is really awesome
Where did you get that lens cover? Thanks.
Bh.dont buy Lenscoat more money this one is easycover around $70
I sold my X-H2S because of the AF issues and bought the Z8 and 180-600 just like you. Great minds think alike 😊.
How are you doing with the Z8?
@@jrperezphotography Loving the AF, but struggling with a few things like memory banks.
Me too, big learning curve
Hello my friend. Ive never seen so many complaints about Fujifilm. I believe there grace period for autofocus has come to an end. Crazy is that people are saying it gets worst with each update.The big problem also is fuji prices keep increasing and full frame bodies have become more affordable. Ive not switched I still own fujifilm but ive made some changes.
Good video, good photos, I’m not switching systems😂, I’ll wait to see what the X-T6 brings to the table. I see many you-tubers complaining about Fuji’s auto focusing “issues” on some cameras.
Oh no, you’re going to the darkside😂, it’s always nice to try new and/or different “stuff”.
Hello Enrique, hope you are doing well. Im still shooting Fujifilm but stay tuned as I have made some changes. Did you receive the Fujifilm 16-50mm lens? Any thoughts on the lens?
@@jrperezphotography Yes I did Jorge, small, light very good image quality, fun lens to use, it’s what I carry now for street and general walking around instead of the XF16-80 (which I have no intention of selling).
@@Enrique-the-photographer How does it compare to the 16-80, sharpness and size? Are you ok with the 4.8 aperture?
@@jrperezphotography Definitely smaller and that internal zooming mechanism is really nice to have, it’s very discreet, with the XF16-80 people do notice that you're zooming in and out. As far as image quality, the lens is very sharp, I did a side by side comparison with the XF16-80 and I couldn’t see any difference, the aperture is fine, two day ago I was at the airport waiting to pick up a relative and I deliberately shot inside the terminal (from the hip with the X-T4) at f/5.6 with an iso of 800 and the images look great, very clean and sharp.
Hello, are you considering switching? I’m a Fujifilm user for the last eight years. I’m uncertain I can get better results with other cameras but have thought about trying. Undecided for now.
Hello, Ive made some changes but not a total switch. Im still shooting Fujifilm. Are you using XT5 or XH cameras?
Great set of pictures. Glad to see it's working for you. I switched to the Z8 because I got so frustrated with AF on my X-H2S.
Nice to see you Jorge (the video is too short🙂), very nice images and great colors. Question unrelated to this, do you get your gear from one of the NYC stores, Amazon, small places such as Pitman, or all of the above? Be well and stay safe.
Hello, all of the stores you mentioned but mostly BH I use the Payboo credit card save the taxes
First of all THANK YOU for making this video. I know it lots of time and dedication. Would be amazing if you are also able to do a new test video about the bird tracking on the recently released version 4.0. It would be great if you can record the screen of the camera to see how it perfurms in its burst (high speed) AF-C mode.
Thank you km glad you enjoyed. It will be difficult to test birding season is over, but I hope to try at the zoo. Please subscribe so you can get notified. Interesting thing is most people are having issues with people I article tracking, which unfortunately is not something I’ve been doing much lately
@@jrperezphotography Thanks, I have done a bit of birding on my X-T5 and I can confirm that it has the false positive green box issue for bird tracking on the firmware previous of 3.0. I hope its much better on 4.0. Looking forward for your next bird tracking test! I will subscribe.
An excellant review of Fuji 70-300 mm Tele with 1.4 TC. I have the same set up with Fuji XH@. I love your detailed videos and I have just subscribed to your channel. I propose to visit Florida next April/may. Kindly tell me what location is this. Is it Florida Zoo. Address please. Thanks in advance.
Thank you for subscribing this is the link to Miami zoo. Make sure to update to the latest firmware it really improves performance www.googleadservices.com/pagead/aclk?sa=L&ai=DChcSEwiTxaywjfqGAxVSn1oFHRscBSsYABACGgJ2dQ&ae=2&gclid=CjwKCAjw-O6zBhASEiwAOHeGxVuocwsXfWAo2CjmKsOZuK9EtRZ2GdH3MJGgb_M54MzKGqnr590ZAhoC0eQQAvD_BwE&ohost=www.google.com&cid=CAESVuD2F6cmUE9Sa0j6UYaHymQqk_KmU5tjp2RjDpoV2X0Da7o5NTNNlxH86cTndnPGkbYk3XshkBMkX2ndSvGhPoXhILN95p8jlENUdHii2yHVgLffqDfa&sig=AOD64_0BxRLnhcxb2ml97DAisUY7DXxcPg&q&adurl&ved=2ahUKEwig2KawjfqGAxXWroQIHbIACTEQ0Qx6BAgIEAM
Great video. Any issues with rolling shutter? The main reason I’m concerned is because this cameras readout is a little slower than my XT3 and rolling shutter can be a factor at times.
Hello, I did not notice any issues with rolling shutter. Perhaps with smaller birds like hummingbirds, it could be an issue, but with large birds, I did not see it
Loved the video -- very informative. Thanks.
Is there the possibility to install cinestyle profil? Or set a custom color profile?
Hello I don’t know if that’s possible, I’d dough it.
As someone who's had H2S for about a year now, and has used Sony autofocus. I have to ask you if you've tried other system's autofocus when you said you find H2/H2S af outstanding. So far my experience has been quite bad with the camera having false positives thinking that the subject is in focus when it's not. And with firmware 6.00 things got even worse. I definitely get well under a %50 hit rate just for small birds sitting in trees/on branches. Assuming Fuji probably won't/can't fix this issue due to probably hardware limitations, I am gonna have to move on from them sadly. Because H2S af isn't remotely competitive. It's like fools gold, the tracking looks fantastic through the EVF. But the actual autofocus is doing something different.
Thank you for your question. I can totally understand where you’re coming from. I shot Canon EF system for over 30 years had everything from 200 mm F2 .0 to 600 f4 I shot with theCanon R but we all know that the camera was not ready, I used Sony A7Riv and the Sony A7iv for about a year with the 200-600 mm lens. The auto focus was oustanding on the Sony, but those cameras are not good for bird photography because the frames slows down and you get blackout when taking photos of fast frame rate I’ve not had an opportunity to use high-end Sony,Canon or Nikon cameras. To be honest with you. I did a lot of bird photography with the full system, mostly larger birds, which would be a better situation than the small birds that you’re talking about,.perhaps the Fuji camera has perform well because of the fact that it is larger birds, and also that I shot so much this season that I ended up witch a lot of great photos. I do agree with you that the Fuji autofocus system can be unreliable, but people may also not know what they’re doing with the camera. if people are relying on bird eye auto focus tracking all the time that’s a big mistake no matter what system. lots of times you end up having to select the box and place it on the bird and if it’s a flying bird you must have high shutter speed and close down the aperture so you can have more depth of field to help you with the focus. I look forward to hearing back from you, please keep it positive so we can help each other out. I am contemplating perhaps switching over to Nikon at least for Bird photography. Thank you
To be clear, you're saying you're only getting 50% keeper rate for small birds that are perched? I don't shoot Fuji anymore(thinking about it again, which is why I'm here), but my X-T3 and X-T4 did better than that for birds in flight. What lens are you using?
@@BrentODell The 150-600. The issue is the tracking, you turn off tracking then autofocus is fine. X-T3/4 do not have this tracking.
@@BrentODell I never said I had 50% keeper rate. The camera I used is the Fujifilm XT5 with the Fujifilm XF100-400mm lens.
@@jrperezphotography sorry, that was for the first post who said they had "well under a %50 hit rate just for small birds sitting in trees/on branches." I'm just curious what lens/settings/etc. they have to get such poor results. My Lumix G9 does better with moving targets, and it doesn't even have phase detect AF.
the problem is that you see a green box on the camera but the actual picture isn't in focus, same for the human and eye autofocus it's worst of the market. even if the overall focus is better than their older cameras they are still years behind all the competitors liek sony canon and even lumix and nikon
I’ve got hundreds of sharp photos and the video shows lots of sequences of photos in sharp focus. I also shot photos in pre capture auto focus that were in sharp focus. I’m also frustrated at times with the auto focus but if you talk to and hang out with enough photographers who are honest many of them will experience frustration with their camera system. I’m in no way defending Fuji and I’m frustrated with the auto focus system my self to the point that I’m considering other brands but part of the problem is that no other brand offers with Fuji does at this price range with Sony. You must spend $6500 to get a camera that performs with auto focus and motor drive at the level of Fuji XH2S the same with canon, the best option is Nikon and from videos I’ve watched it seems like you have to do a multitude of things to capture a picture and focus and their most affordable camera to compete with a camera like the XH2S is the Nikon Z8 at $4000. The price of the lenses for all of those systems are way higher than you can purchase with Fujifilm. The Fuji XF 200 mm 2.0 lens with the 1.4 extender is 420 mm at 2.8 it would cost you $15,000 to purchase one from the other brands, Fuji is running out of time though, and this needs to be corrected very very soon. Also, this year I’ve done some of my best bird photography using the Fuji system. Reason being that I used it so much that I became a better photographer using the camera and became much more comfortable with different settings people need to practice and learn realize that they’re making mistakes along with the camera
@@jrperezphotography OM-1 is cheaper and has better autofocus. Sony has 10 year old cameras that while they don't have tracking have better autofocus. Someone did a test online with a a6000 to vs their H2S and the H2S just kept hunting and going all over the place, where as the a6000 was fine enough. a6700 cost $1k less and has Sony's class leading autofocus. I don't disagree with having to spend more for a full frame to get the same drive speed. But that's because it's full frame, Fuji is only cheaper because it's APSC, don't think that gives them an excuse to have underperforming autofocus, especially when Panny/OM-Systems can come out of nowhere and drop better af as soon as they put PDAF into their cameras (Even MFT.)
Really great images Jorge, I’m still undecided between the X-T5 (I love the dials) or one of the X-H’s, so for now it’s my trusty X-T4 (which works just fine). Be well.
Hello if you will be taking bird photography and action I would buy XH2s and keep the XT4 for the fun factor
@@jrperezphotography Thanks for the prompt reply. Most of what I photograph are birds (not necessarily in flight), squirrels, iguanas, alligators, etc., some landscape and/or seascapes, for people (street stuff) I’m using my X100VI wannabe, an X-T1 with the XF23 f/2 (until I can get the “real thing”).
I've found my X-H2S AF is slightly worse with the new update. Hopefully they will get it fixed with the upcoming update.
With photography or video? Ive been impressed for the most part with autofocus for photography. using g the XH2s
@@jrperezphotography Photography. I never do video. But my use case is completely different. I shoot tiny birds in thick brush at times, which can be a difficult scenario for many cameras.
It’s very disappointing at this time that Fuji still having in this kind of issue. I can’t even believe they can’t get firmware updates correct company had such a great following. I’ve never seen a time or actually upsetting people like they are now
@@jrperezphotography Yeah. Out of frustration, I sold all my Fuji gear and switched to Nikon. It took me a little while to get my settings dialed in, but so far, I love my new Z8 with 180-600mm lens.
Good to see you Jorge (nice images). The last time that I went to the Hollywood beach boardwalk was about five years ago, I didn’t take any photos, but with my wife we ordered banana splits, we should've ordered just one and shared it, they were too big, next time I go it’ll be just photography, I have to watch my girly figure. Speaking of ice cream, I just ordered the XF16-50, I’m not replacing the XF16-80 but I like the idea of a smaller and lighter lens, especially with an internal focusing mechanism. Be well.
Good to hear from you. Definitely take a trip out there to take photos. Not convinced about the new lens. Don’t like the 4.8 aperture on the long end.
@@jrperezphotography I do have faster lenses, but besides the fact that I like new toys, this would be for just walking around during the day when I mostly shoot between f/5.6 and f/8. Speaking of new toys, I just got the Laowa 65mm macro, very well made and sharp lens, but to be honest, I know myself, I’ll probably do some flower or bug “stuff” and then put the lens on the shelf.
@@Enrique-the-photographer If you have the previous model, I would sell it since you are getting the new one. The only way I would get the new one would be in a kit. I’ve contemplated getting the Fuji 80 mm meter macro but it’s very expensive.
@@jrperezphotography I do have the XF80, great lens, well built and very sharp, but I find it to heavy for just walking around, when I get in the mood for macro I use it on a tripod, the Laowa 65mm is a pleasure to walk around with. As far as lenses go, unless there's something wrong with the lens, I keep it. I’ll “report” back when I get the XF16-50.
@@Enrique-the-photographer Look forward to hearing your thoughts on the lens. Do you think you will receive it soon or is it gonna be one of those those Fuji problems where you’re waiting forever?
I have the 70-300mm lens and the 1.4X teleconverter and use them with the X-S20 camera. For wildlife, the aperture and shutter speed are manually set and Auto ISO is used. LIVE VIEW HIGHLIGHT ALERT is set and the exposure compensation dial on the left can be used to ensure that the image is not overexposed and that can easily happen on animals with a lot of white. I went to the States last month to see the solar eclipse then went to New Mexico and Arizona. The above camera setup along with an X-E3 and the 18-55mm easily fitted in my backpack and easily fitted in the aeroplane cabin. I didn't know about recording speech, but I saw somebody doing this about 15 years ago but didn't pay attention to what camera it was.
Great lens but too heavy. It is not for bird photography. If you are portrait photographers than lenses is Brilliant.
What a little hidden gem this video is! I'm really on the fence about going to Sony with the A7iv, or the Fuji XH2s, or the S5ii. I shoot basketball junior for fun and think the XH2s would be more fun than the clinical Sony. Anything you can add to this video after all this time maybe?
Thank you the XH2 is an excellent camera and the latest firmware update to the auto focus has a performing really good. For basketball I would recommend that you get the 50 to 140 lens if you don’t already have it.
@@jrperezphotography thanks for your super quick reply! I just seen that there's even a new firmware launched only two weeks ago. I havent got the 50-140 yet, but that's indeed the lens I'm eyeing. Other options remain the Sony A7iv with 70-200 f4, the Lumix S5ii with Sigma 70-200 f2.8, and maybe the Nikon ZF (should have stellar AF too). Currently I'm using my Nikon D610, although I have a Fuji XT1 with three primes, I'm considering this switch as a chance to start all over.
@@GeertKuster The ZF would be very tempting and you could get the Tamron 70-180 f2.8 for indoor basketball basketball. Would keep you in the Fujifilm price range
Wow, you sure do a lot of driving Jorge, but you do get really nice images.
Driven by photography
@@jrperezphotography LOL, good answer.
Great images Jorge, but I don’t know that I want to drive two hours for birds, I’m getting lazy, a couple of days ago I went to the Wakodahatchee wetlands and got some nice shots (birds and a couple of alligators). Be well.
Thank you, Wakodahatchee is much better. I went to air show in Lakeland so Venice was on the way. Hope to do video with air show photos
@@jrperezphotography I’m interested in photographing air shows, I did some many moons ago when I lived in New Jersey, do you get notified about them or do you just “Google” air shows in Florida?
@@Enrique-the-photographer a friend told me about the one in Lakeland and I was told that there’s actually an airshow this weekend in Orlando. I believe Homestead also has a air show. I believe every other year though.
@@jrperezphotography Thank you Jorge.
Wow thank you for this review I’m trying to take RUclips seriously and want a beginner friendly camera do you recommend for daily vlogs and lifestyle content
Thank you, if the price were $249 or $299 yes I think it’s over priced. I did not keep it I returned the camera
Thanks for a very thorough review. Perhaps I missed it, but what is the brand and model of the bluetooth remote?
Glad you enjoyed. I used the Rhode Mic Go 1st generation
Thx for the reply. I was asking about the remote you used to control the camera. You said the name very rapidly, and I couldn't catch it, and U didn't find a link to it in the information.
@@Metal_seer I purchased from Amazon the brand name is AODELAN looks and works just like the canon one
Beautiful glass, one of my best Fuji lens purchases in a while. Agreed, the 90mm might be better for photographing insects and other camera-shy tiny critters from a distance.
Thank you
Nice to see you Jorge, great captures. I was planning a ride to the Wakodahatchee park tomorrow but my wife informed me that we’re invited to Alejandro and Irene’s house for brunch (I'm not going to argue, I always lose). I still didn’t decide which camera to get, X-T5 vs X-H2 (or 2S), it’s got to do with those analog dials. On a separate note, I called B&H to buy the X100VI (yes, just another toy) and was told that it will be available (possibly) around June. Be well.
Thank you, enjoy the day with that family. If you’re not doing a lot of action photography I would get the XT5 it’s easier to carry and more fun
Understand, I use to shoot a lot of sports, if your not photographing low light sports I would not get the lens. If you are into bird photography go for the 150-600 or 100-400. The 70-300 is also an outstanding lens and it take the 1.4 extender. I would not buy the 200 lens today.
Great photos. I've got the X-H2S and am considering getting the X-H2 as a second camera. You don't get any rolling shutter in electronic shutter mode? I'm jealous of your 200mm lens. What an amazing lens.
Thank You, Im not seeing any rolling shutter issues with the camera. The FUJIFILM XF 200mm f/2 R LM OIS WR Lens with XF 1.4x TC F2 WR Teleconverter and UV Filter Kit at BH is an AWSOME price. I paid $1,000 more. No other manufacturers offer a 200mm or 420mm with 1.4 extender at such a great value. 400mm 2.8 from Canon,Nikon,Sony would cost about $15,000
@@jrperezphotography Even still, $5k is a lot for many people. I'd have to save a long time to buy it. So tempting though.
Really nice images Jorge, you did a great job looking for composition by “zooming with your feet” as they say. I’m always on the fence as far as getting an X100 camera, I always come up with excuses not to get it, small battery, only one card slot, not possible to interchange lenses and on and on, but I can see that it could be a very useful “toy”, I’ll probably pull the trigger when the X100VI becomes available. Be well.
@@Enrique-the-photographer no connection just stayed awake till 1AM and place the order I got lucky
How does it compare to the XF 100-400mm
battery life
Hi Jorge, did you manage to test this camera with other CF Express cards? I have the same problem, even at 21 degrees Celsius it can get warm.
Awesome shots! I'm jealous of your XF 200mm f/2 lens.
Thank You, the lens is AWSOME and when on sale the price is great. There's nothing out there like it for the price. I hope they come out with the 400 f4 at a great price.
I've got the same combo as you. On my X-H2S, I programmed the "AEL" button to toggle to C1. It is called "RECALL CUSTOM 1 SETTING." This makes it easy to toggle back and forth between any Cx mode to C1. So, it makes it easier to go from animal mode to bird mode. Nice photos you posted.
@@jrperezphotography Yes. For example, I have C1 set to bird AF. I have C4 set to animal AF. So, if I'm at the zoo, I can keep it pretty much in C4. If I want to quickly shoot a bird, I push the AEL button. Then, back to animals again, I can push the AEL button again. It works great. Give it a try.
That's AWSOME. Thank You for the feedback totally made the video worth the effort.@@brianw6645
With the 1.4 you only lose 1 stop not 2, either way you still degrade image quality cropping or with extender. I never really use to much but the image quality when used is good. Keep in mind that noise reducing software has gotten very good including the one in Lightroom