These are very complex cameras, so I wasn't able to address everything in this video. For more information take a look at my reviews of both cameras: *3 Months with Sony A7IV* - Extended Review [ A7M4 ] - bit.ly/A7IV-3months *Fujifilm X-H2S Review* - Hybrid APS-C Flagship [ Fuji XH2S ] - bit.ly/FujiX-H2S
Had fuji xt4 in the past, liked it, sucked in low light and focus tracking. Swapped for A7IV and never going back to cropped sensor again. Love this camera.
I own the Fujifilm X-H2s. I've been a pro photographer my whole life, 66 years. I would not trade this camera for any other camera in the world. I had a Fujifilm XT4 and Canon R7, and sold them both, after testing the 3 in open shade, sun light, and low light. Fujifilm X-H2s was the best of all in all situations. I like it so much; I bought a second one.
Im looking to buy either one of these. I like Fuji better but have seen a lot of complaining about the autofocus firmware updates making it worse over time. What do you think? Im new but want a hybrid I can grow into. Decaused ago I had Nikon F5 old school film, (funny huh). Looking forward to new camera. Thanks ahead for your advise/opinion. Appreciate.
I own an xh2s and i came here to watch the comparison because the autofocus on fujifilm is a nightmare. I think my old nikon d90 could compete. Tracking on the video is awful. Using mostly with native 33mm f1.4 with linear motor and viltrox 75 1.2.
Awesome and honest review loved it. It was surprising to see that af of Fujifilm is almost similar to that of sony. If this camera is about the price of a7iii then I doubt that if anyone will buy a7iii
Great job, a lot of effort goes into what you do and thank you for hard work The performance of this Fuji against the a74 is amazing, although I bought my a74 2 weeks ago and still learning on it. I don’t think those who are on a budget would be disappointed with this Fuji
Welcome . I am one of your followers for a while, and I still use the phone to shoot videos on my channel. I want to buy a video camera, what do you recommend between Sony a7IV Fuji xh2s and Panasonic gh6 ? Thanks for your efforts
Love my FX3 but that Fuji x-h2s has 14 stops of dynamic range and open gate recording. The A7IV is fantastic, but the Fuji is superior between these two bodies. It is not even close.
Both will overheat in similar amount of time in interior if the temperature is over ca. 27 degrees - after about 20-30 min. of use (unless you use the fan on X-H2S). I haven't had any issues in exterior.
Fair and balanced - excellent review! For the same amount of $$, I chose the A7iv. Zero regrets. Quick question - on the A7iv, did you use AWB? If so, which mode? Std, Ambi, or White Priority? Colors look really great!
I was expecting the Sony would be farther behind in IBIS for video and was not expecting it to be the same price as the fuji! It's hard to believe along with that fact that the menu interface is finally so good.
Revisited this upload a week later to A/B both again. Second time around I was surprised that on most of the pictures I preferred the Sony colors, especially the blues. I also remembered how much I dislike Sony's in-EVF implementation of their settings and icons. The first time I tried a Canon it was like my eyes were treated to some sort of Willy Wonka secret blend :D. Nitpicking with zero impact on final output but something Fuji gets right and Sony should revisit. For my personal use-case the cost of cheaper/smaller options is also a factor. With 6 children who all also are engaged in photography, along with an A7iv, getting a used A7iii and used Tammy glass still seems like a better direction than an X-T3/4 with similar lenses. Thanks again for the useful video! I checked out the location you are in... what a beautiful place to photograph... and within driving distance of some of the most spectacular Europe has to offer!
Wow! Excellent comparison. I think this has settled it for me. The low light abilities of the Sony is too important for me to ignore in hopes to have a second stacked sensor camera. I'm probably better off getting a used A9ii which is close to the cost of the X-H2s once I factor the additional cost of the CF-B card.
Photo wise, the a9 mk1 is basically identical to the MK2 If you're running on a tight budget, it's probably better value to get the mk1 Don't do this if you're planning to film with it though.
@@Shawns_snapshots I agree about the mk1 but because I had the A9, I sadly experienced some things with the camera that I did not like: 1) UHS-1 in slot 2; 2) 5 fps for mechanical; and 3) no flicker control option. Sure is a nice camera though. For now, I use the A7Siii for my second camera which has been enjoyable to use for photography.
I was planning to sell my A7III then switch to the SH2s, after seeing this video I'll simply upgrade to 7IV. Shooting speed is not important but low light performance which is better on the Sony is, so I'll simply stick with Sony. Your videos are always most informative, I also find the demo images most helpful. Thanks!
Hey! I have been waiting for the a7iv for a few years now, but still haven't purchased it. Now that I've waited this long, rumors about the Nikon Z6iii abound. It's funny, because I was going to get the Z6ii, but then the a7iv finally came out! I cannot see the Nikon not having better specs than the a7iv, especially after this much time has passed? So basically, I was wondering if the Z6iii is on your radar, or have you already purchased the Sony? Thanks!
@@Tricklarock I can easily imagine Z6 III not performing as well as A7 IV. Nikon can only go as far as the Sony will let them by providing sensors and other technology. Nikon is pretty much just trying to stay close enough to Sony to prevent loyal users from switching, so I can't say that my expectations are particularly high.
@@TheHybridShooter I'm afraid that I agree. I was already wondering about them using Sony sensors, therefore their tech, and how that plays out! I have some Nikon glass, but I'd still need an adapter for the Z6, so I might as well just get one for the Sony?! You have any idea how far firmware can take the a7iv? Far enough to get rid of crop 60p? Thanks for the response!
@@Tricklarock No I have not purchased the 7IV however, like you, I am waiting to see the Z6III, also in a few months the Sony 7IV should go on the usual Christmas sale! I am also reluctant to jump brands because I have quite a bit of Sony related gear
So basically the X-H2S came to break every other crop censor rival and make the FF league to seat some drops. I would like a similar comparison to GH6 and i hope to see Sony crop sensor response to the situation soon.
Not really, it is a lot more expansive than other crop sensor cameras, so it doesn't really compete with them. There is no comparison with GH6, X-H2s is superior in basically every way.
@@TheHybridShooter GH6 is only recommendable to someone *heavy* into anamorphic, since the 4:3 aspect is more correct for that than the 3:2 of the Fuji. I still would use the Fuji with the lenses made for it. Especially since the GH6 is sooooo overpriced, would never pay more than €1500 for a micro four thirds camera, but with APS-C there's no limit if it fits my use.
Very well done 👏👏👏 Thanks for the work you put in on this video! My first camera was a Fujifilm crop sensor and I always felt like low light performance was not good. I’ve already invested into Fuji, but maybe I would have bought Sony with this knowledge.
Yet antother great video from you, I appreciate all of your effort that goes into making of these videos. I'm still waiting for Lumix to announce a replacement for the G9, GH6 doesn't suits my needs and OM System OM-1 is not as fast as I would like it to be( I mainly shoot motorsport). I've bought the G9 after I saw your review on that camera, and I haven't regret a second that purchase. But at this moment I feel the need to change the camera, I would like to jump to a more profesional sports camera, such as Z9, R3 or A9ii, but the budget doesn't allow me to make the switch, and then this Fuji came to my attention. Looks like the perfect camera for my needs, also the lens doesn't cost a fortune, I might need to take this camera for a weekend and test it out.
I know that you are not the biggest fan of M43 at the moment (understandably) but have you considered checking out the OM-1? It also has stacked sensor and very solid video specifications. Could be interesting.
Why wouldn't anybody be a fan? Prints don't get printed as square pixels but as dots, you aren't going to see much difference between full frame and M43 so it's 95% of the image for a fraction of the cost. I can live with that. Plus hybrid shooter isn't a wildlife shooter so he's unlikely to pick up a camera unless it suits his use case) travel, content creation etc. I would also like to see the OM1 reviewed but appreciate it won't happen on this channel for the above reasons.
@@JoeMaranophotography First of all, OM-1 doesn't cost a fraction of full frame. Not that many people print photos these days and I don't think that the printing lowers the image quality requirements, just the opposite. He wrote that he is considering it, so it might happen.
@@TheHybridShooter Given the high quality of your reviews and your growing audience I think that Nikon should be sending you their equipment for review. Thanks for posting another great video!
excellent review. thank you for making my choice even tougher lol . but this is very detailed and no nonsense to filter through and well presented. awesome job
Hi There, I'm interested in the X-H2S. My goal is to upgrade from my older Nikon D3400 for photos. I'm looking for a hybrid camera to also easily record outdoor Sports games in 4k. I need something that can Record 4K to SD card and still output HDMI 4k to a field monitor. My Sony FDR-AX53 can record 4k to SD card but cannot output 4k HDMI at the same time. Is this also easy to auto focus during a game as I utilize a Cayer Tripod that works great. Thanks in advance @TheHybridShooter.
Very good video especially taking into account different ISO standards. I use SONY A7riii with samyang 135mm 1.8, I am thinking about jumping to Fuji xh2s, only because we now have viltrox 75mm 1.2 so I could offset poor low light with wider aperture.
it's very interesting to see the color differences are shifting between the two. Sometimes sony is more magenta in the skies, while fuji is green Other times the fuji is heavy on the magenta and sony is greener In most cases they look extremely similar in terms of color and it's pretty hard to find differences
Great comparison of two very capable cameras :) I paused at 7:32 and was amazed at the clutter in the sony's viewfinder and frame...how can you even compose anything with that much junk shown?
You can easily change what you want on the screen. I only have my exposure values that you see on the bottom and the histogram on the screen. Very minimal
Thanks Man for this independent review based on facts, listing the pro and cons well balanced and avoiding emotional comments, which are often voiced by fans and payed 'experts' :)
🤔What do you think about APSC moded A7iv + lens Sigma 18-50 2.8 vs Fuji XH2s. As FF lens is too huge for my daily usage & videos. Price of bodies is almost the same, but I can turn FF on sony any time and use it for photography or low light with other lens. So the question is apsc moded a7iv video quality comparable to XH2s, what do you think about it?
I think Fujifilm simulation are a big plus. I am a predominately Sony user, who dabbled in Fujifilm as a second system in the past. Recently on curating my library of pictures and videos, I loved the images and colors that came from my now sold Fujifilm system. Considering the stack sensor and the almost complete feature set, I have just ordered the X-H2S. For the people who spend a vast amount of time zooming into every section of their pictures and videos up, the Sony is the clear choice. For me, I will be using the X-H2S as my main camera, relegating my 2 Sony A7RIII and an A7RIV to landscape or low light static situations. There is of course the really excellent Sony lenses like the 12-24 GM, 35GM, 135GM and the Tamron 35-1502-2.8 that do not have an equivalent in the Fujifilm universe. The reason for this change, is that I ran into the Sony sensor readout limitations as I gained more experience with them. I started noticing distortions in silent shutter situations and videos as well. Unfortunately with the exception of the Sony A1, the sensor readout on the newer Sony cameras including the A7 IV and the A7R V have gotten worse or remained the same. Thus making an upgrade to the latest Sony a compromise over the older models. Unfortunately the Sony A1 is quite pricey and the A9 series is not yet updated.
I like your reviews and I watched them all. Will you be able to review the X-H2 Fujifilm with the 40 megapixel sensor? I would like to see the image quality that it put out in different lighting, and how the noise is controlled. Thank you.
Does the Sony have a dynamic range setting like the Fujifilm does? I’m talking about the thing that goes from 100% to 400% and you have to shoot at a higher ISO for it to be active.
Finally a thorough comparison between these 2 cameras. I have been watching reviews for both cameras as I intend to upgrade from my sony A6000 to either sony a7iv or fuji xh2s. I wanted to jump to fuji system to keep my lens options significantly cheaper (aps-c). However, I’d be much using it to film wedding, and will be sticking to 60 fps, & i dont mind the crop factor on sony, so I guess I will stick with sony. After all, it’s the autofocus reliability & the fact I can use my current aps-c lenses for most video works on the a7iv. Anyhow, I feel like whichever camera one should buy, they won’t be missing that much as to what the other camera has to offer. These are, I think 2 great hybrid cameras
@@TheHybridShooter I mean there are plenty of offerings from Sigma, Tamron, Viltrox. Maybe not to the extent of full frame but there still exists a decent amount
touch to track seems very convenient. fujifilm not having it sounds like a minus. it could be a sign that theyre not confident it can track a subject well. do they just not have touch to track, or no tracking at all (video)?
Judging by the great accuracy of face tracking in video, I don't think that the lack of confidence is the issue. It will track subjects automatically like any other wide-are AF setting, you just can't select specific subject.
Coming from Panasonic G9 looking for new set up which allows me to use images straight out of camera without much post processing. Which one would be the better choice?
great review! Tell me please, how do the cameras heat up during use? Which camera feels hotter in your hand? for example x-t4 is very hot for me at work, getting low temperature burns
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These are very complex cameras, so I wasn't able to address everything in this video. For more information take a look at my reviews of both cameras:
*3 Months with Sony A7IV* - Extended Review [ A7M4 ]
- bit.ly/A7IV-3months
*Fujifilm X-H2S Review* - Hybrid APS-C Flagship [ Fuji XH2S ]
- bit.ly/FujiX-H2S
I really appreciate the amount of work you put into these reviews. One of the best reviewers on RUclips for sure.
Thank you!
@@TheHybridShooter , If possible please review the OM SYSTEM OM-1
@@sumeriansumer1622 That is not possible, sorry.
This is by far the best comparison I have seen. Thank you for the time you put into it. Will be a staple for years.
Thank you!
"Hello My Friends". This intro still slaps. Love it
Had fuji xt4 in the past, liked it, sucked in low light and focus tracking. Swapped for A7IV and never going back to cropped sensor again. Love this camera.
I had Sony A7rIV along with the two croppers and decided to keep the droppers, GFX50s and GFX100. No FF for me.
How come you kept the apsc?
Noob
I own the Fujifilm X-H2s. I've been a pro photographer my whole life, 66 years. I would not trade this camera for any other camera in the world. I had a Fujifilm XT4 and Canon R7, and sold them both, after testing the 3 in open shade, sun light, and low light. Fujifilm X-H2s was the best of all in all situations. I like it so much; I bought a second one.
Im looking to buy either one of these. I like Fuji better but have seen a lot of complaining about the autofocus firmware updates making it worse over time. What do you think? Im new but want a hybrid I can grow into. Decaused ago I had Nikon F5 old school film, (funny huh). Looking forward to new camera. Thanks ahead for your advise/opinion. Appreciate.
I own an xh2s and i came here to watch the comparison because the autofocus on fujifilm is a nightmare. I think my old nikon d90 could compete. Tracking on the video is awful. Using mostly with native 33mm f1.4 with linear motor and viltrox 75 1.2.
@blake out of curiosity, do you still feel this way?
Awesome and honest review loved it. It was surprising to see that af of Fujifilm is almost similar to that of sony. If this camera is about the price of a7iii then I doubt that if anyone will buy a7iii
Great job, a lot of effort goes into what you do and thank you for hard work
The performance of this Fuji against the a74 is amazing, although I bought my a74 2 weeks ago and still learning on it. I don’t think those who are on a budget would be disappointed with this Fuji
Thank you! This one indeed took a bit of effort to make :)
The a74 is almost £500 cheaper than the fuji xh2s the sony is the budget option here
@ Te cost the same in most countries.
@@TheHybridShooter it's not in the uk, xh2s is £2500 a74 is £2100. Great review btw! 👏
@ In Norway the X-H2S is €75 more, basically nothing. Looking forward to the 40MP/ 8K video non-stacked €1999 X-H2 though.
Excellent balanced and detailed review. Very helpful.
Thank you!
Just wanna thank your so much for all your constant and good work. 🔥🔥
My pleasure, thank you for watching!
One of the best comparison so far i have seen...well done
Thank you!
Welcome . I am one of your followers for a while, and I still use the phone to shoot videos on my channel. I want to buy a video camera, what do you recommend between Sony a7IV Fuji xh2s and Panasonic gh6 ? Thanks for your efforts
Thank you! Sony A7 IV will probably be the most suitable for that, due to the autofocus and low light performance.
Thanks for your reply, I wish you all the best
The custom mode dish being used for photo and video is clutch. Glad we have two winners
Love my FX3 but that Fuji x-h2s has 14 stops of dynamic range and open gate recording. The A7IV is fantastic, but the Fuji is superior between these two bodies. It is not even close.
Great Video! Thanks! Did you notice any overheating with the cameras?
Both will overheat in similar amount of time in interior if the temperature is over ca. 27 degrees - after about 20-30 min. of use (unless you use the fan on X-H2S). I haven't had any issues in exterior.
Fair and balanced - excellent review! For the same amount of $$, I chose the A7iv. Zero regrets. Quick question - on the A7iv, did you use AWB? If so, which mode? Std, Ambi, or White Priority? Colors look really great!
Thank you! Yes, I use AWB, the default setting.
I was expecting the Sony would be farther behind in IBIS for video and was not expecting it to be the same price as the fuji! It's hard to believe along with that fact that the menu interface is finally so good.
Excellent job as always!
Thank you!
Revisited this upload a week later to A/B both again. Second time around I was surprised that on most of the pictures I preferred the Sony colors, especially the blues. I also remembered how much I dislike Sony's in-EVF implementation of their settings and icons. The first time I tried a Canon it was like my eyes were treated to some sort of Willy Wonka secret blend :D. Nitpicking with zero impact on final output but something Fuji gets right and Sony should revisit. For my personal use-case the cost of cheaper/smaller options is also a factor. With 6 children who all also are engaged in photography, along with an A7iv, getting a used A7iii and used Tammy glass still seems like a better direction than an X-T3/4 with similar lenses. Thanks again for the useful video! I checked out the location you are in... what a beautiful place to photograph... and within driving distance of some of the most spectacular Europe has to offer!
Aye looks who's first.
Congratulations!
Wow! Excellent comparison. I think this has settled it for me. The low light abilities of the Sony is too important for me to ignore in hopes to have a second stacked sensor camera. I'm probably better off getting a used A9ii which is close to the cost of the X-H2s once I factor the additional cost of the CF-B card.
Thank you, I'm glad that it was useful!
Photo wise, the a9 mk1 is basically identical to the MK2
If you're running on a tight budget, it's probably better value to get the mk1
Don't do this if you're planning to film with it though.
@@Shawns_snapshots I agree about the mk1 but because I had the A9, I sadly experienced some things with the camera that I did not like: 1) UHS-1 in slot 2; 2) 5 fps for mechanical; and 3) no flicker control option. Sure is a nice camera though. For now, I use the A7Siii for my second camera which has been enjoyable to use for photography.
Good review 🙏
Thank you!
I was planning to sell my A7III then switch to the SH2s, after seeing this video I'll simply upgrade to 7IV. Shooting speed is not important but low light performance which is better on the Sony is, so I'll simply stick with Sony. Your videos are always most informative, I also find the demo images most helpful. Thanks!
Thank you, I’m glad that it was helpful!
Hey! I have been waiting for the a7iv for a few years now, but still haven't purchased it. Now that I've waited this long, rumors about the Nikon Z6iii abound. It's funny, because I was going to get the Z6ii, but then the a7iv finally came out!
I cannot see the Nikon not having better specs than the a7iv, especially after this much time has passed?
So basically, I was wondering if the Z6iii is on your radar, or have you already purchased the Sony?
Thanks!
@@Tricklarock I can easily imagine Z6 III not performing as well as A7 IV. Nikon can only go as far as the Sony will let them by providing sensors and other technology.
Nikon is pretty much just trying to stay close enough to Sony to prevent loyal users from switching, so I can't say that my expectations are particularly high.
@@TheHybridShooter I'm afraid that I agree. I was already wondering about them using Sony sensors, therefore their tech, and how that plays out!
I have some Nikon glass, but I'd still need an adapter for the Z6, so I might as well just get one for the Sony?!
You have any idea how far firmware can take the a7iv? Far enough to get rid of crop 60p?
Thanks for the response!
@@Tricklarock No I have not purchased the 7IV however, like you, I am waiting to see the Z6III, also in a few months the Sony 7IV should go on the usual Christmas sale! I am also reluctant to jump brands because I have quite a bit of Sony related gear
A7iv greatest weakness is its rolling shutter. I own it for 2 years. Everything good on a7iv.
So basically the X-H2S came to break every other crop censor rival and make the FF league to seat some drops. I would like a similar comparison to GH6 and i hope to see Sony crop sensor response to the situation soon.
Not really, it is a lot more expansive than other crop sensor cameras, so it doesn't really compete with them. There is no comparison with GH6, X-H2s is superior in basically every way.
@@TheHybridShooter GH6 is only recommendable to someone *heavy* into anamorphic, since the 4:3 aspect is more correct for that than the 3:2 of the Fuji. I still would use the Fuji with the lenses made for it. Especially since the GH6 is sooooo overpriced, would never pay more than €1500 for a micro four thirds camera, but with APS-C there's no limit if it fits my use.
Excellent, thank you!
You're welcome, thank you for watching!
Its wrong comparision as fujifilm is only stacked sensor apsc..cant campred with sony 7iv
Brilliant
Thank you!
Selling my Sony a7sii to buy a fuji XH2s
Very well done 👏👏👏 Thanks for the work you put in on this video! My first camera was a Fujifilm crop sensor and I always felt like low light performance was not good. I’ve already invested into Fuji, but maybe I would have bought Sony with this knowledge.
Yet antother great video from you, I appreciate all of your effort that goes into making of these videos.
I'm still waiting for Lumix to announce a replacement for the G9, GH6 doesn't suits my needs and OM System OM-1 is not as fast as I would like it to be( I mainly shoot motorsport). I've bought the G9 after I saw your review on that camera, and I haven't regret a second that purchase. But at this moment I feel the need to change the camera, I would like to jump to a more profesional sports camera, such as Z9, R3 or A9ii, but the budget doesn't allow me to make the switch, and then this Fuji came to my attention. Looks like the perfect camera for my needs, also the lens doesn't cost a fortune, I might need to take this camera for a weekend and test it out.
It will be nice to see A7IV vs X-H2/X-T5 comparison
Just the video I been waiting for to make a purchase decision. Thank you !
Happy with my a7iv ♥
oh my, bratislava mentioned
Great video. Clear and to the main points.
Thank you!
2:45 This is why I went from APS-C to FF.
I know that you are not the biggest fan of M43 at the moment (understandably) but have you considered checking out the OM-1? It also has stacked sensor and very solid video specifications. Could be interesting.
I actually am considering it, but I would have to buy it to make a review, so I am a little bit hesitant :)
@@TheHybridShooter Rent it.
@@ponchodawson7741 That wouldn't be economical :) I only review stuff that I buy for my personal use, or review units from resellers / manufacturers.
Why wouldn't anybody be a fan? Prints don't get printed as square pixels but as dots, you aren't going to see much difference between full frame and M43 so it's 95% of the image for a fraction of the cost. I can live with that. Plus hybrid shooter isn't a wildlife shooter so he's unlikely to pick up a camera unless it suits his use case) travel, content creation etc. I would also like to see the OM1 reviewed but appreciate it won't happen on this channel for the above reasons.
@@JoeMaranophotography First of all, OM-1 doesn't cost a fraction of full frame. Not that many people print photos these days and I don't think that the printing lowers the image quality requirements, just the opposite.
He wrote that he is considering it, so it might happen.
Another awesome review, thank you! I'm loving my Sony A7IV and every time I watch you use it, I learn something.
Very detailed as always. This video will help me make the right choice.
Thank you, I'm glad to hear that!
The highlight roll off is better on sony. Man I don't know which to get.
Exactly what I needed, thank you very much
You’re welcome, thank you for watching!
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@@volkanemreyegin6334 Sony A7IV
Wow very nice comparation! Saludos desde Chile
Thank you!
Been looking forward to this and oh, nice Speedmaster! Seamaster owner here!
Great review! I'm thinking about investing in the Fuji so this really helped. Thank you!
Thank you!
Love the comparison
Thank you!
Awesome video as usual. Could you do a similar comparison between a7iv and z6ii? Thank you
Thank you! Unfortunately not, I don't have Z6 II.
@@TheHybridShooter Given the high quality of your reviews and your growing audience I think that Nikon should be sending you their equipment for review. Thanks for posting another great video!
@@fotogmike5887 My pleasure! Unfortunately, it doesn't work that way.
excellent review. thank you for making my choice even tougher lol . but this is very detailed and no nonsense to filter through and well presented. awesome job
Thank you!
Hi There, I'm interested in the X-H2S. My goal is to upgrade from my older Nikon D3400 for photos. I'm looking for a hybrid camera to also easily record outdoor Sports games in 4k. I need something that can Record 4K to SD card and still output HDMI 4k to a field monitor. My Sony FDR-AX53 can record 4k to SD card but cannot output 4k HDMI at the same time. Is this also easy to auto focus during a game as I utilize a Cayer Tripod that works great. Thanks in advance @TheHybridShooter.
Superb comparison video! Thank you
My pleasure, thank you for watching!
I think the xh2s is gonna be the winner for my needs. Thanks for the video!
Fantastic review! What video setting for the Fuji would you shoot with for the best video quality??
I'm sorry Hybrid Shooter what setting would you use for the Fuji to get the best video quality???
Very good video especially taking into account different ISO standards.
I use SONY A7riii with samyang 135mm 1.8, I am thinking about jumping to Fuji xh2s, only because we now have viltrox 75mm 1.2 so I could offset poor low light with wider aperture.
Hello everyone, what is your experience about Sony A7IV overheating? I would be very happy for your experience. Many greetings
What a great comparison video! You are making the best camera comparison videos on the planet. Bravo 👏🎉
Thank you!
@@TheHybridShooter nice to see your response 💖 Hello from Azerbaijan.
very usefull video, also a big treat to see sevilla, one of the best places on earth xx
could you do a review of the canon r7, thx
Unfortunately no.
@@TheHybridShooter 🫡
The best comparison review
Thank you!
Excellent detailed comparison. Thank you.
Best comparison Ive watched yet. Excellent presentation. The side-by-side was fantastic. Thank you 🙏 much!
@@firefeethok_tui2355 Thank you! I appreciate your feedback!
it's very interesting to see the color differences are shifting between the two.
Sometimes sony is more magenta in the skies, while fuji is green
Other times the fuji is heavy on the magenta and sony is greener
In most cases they look extremely similar in terms of color and it's pretty hard to find differences
Excellent comparison. I have a lot of Fuji glass but had my X-T4 stolen. I think the A7IV is more suited to my needs now.
Thank you!
"Hello my friends" - love it! And thank you!
Love your videos. I am hoping you get your hands on the fujifilm XT-5 soon and review it for us. Trying to decide between that or getting a sony s7IV.
I think most importantly is that your hand is so damn stable
Great comparison of two very capable cameras :) I paused at 7:32 and was amazed at the clutter in the sony's viewfinder and frame...how can you even compose anything with that much junk shown?
You can easily change what you want on the screen. I only have my exposure values that you see on the bottom and the histogram on the screen. Very minimal
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14:24 - What is that meter thingy? Where can I buy one?
Thanks Man for this independent review based on facts, listing the pro and cons well balanced and avoiding emotional comments, which are often voiced by fans and payed 'experts' :)
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Great video! knocked it out of the park 🤘
🤔What do you think about APSC moded A7iv + lens Sigma 18-50 2.8 vs Fuji XH2s. As FF lens is too huge for my daily usage & videos. Price of bodies is almost the same, but I can turn FF on sony any time and use it for photography or low light with other lens. So the question is apsc moded a7iv video quality comparable to XH2s, what do you think about it?
Buying a FF camera to use it extensively in APS-C mode is a very bad idea, you loose a lot of image quality in APS-C mode.
@@TheHybridShooter thank you, probably I will buy XH2s, but price is comparable to fullframe analogues and it confuses me a bit)
I think Fujifilm simulation are a big plus. I am a predominately Sony user, who dabbled in Fujifilm as a second system in the past.
Recently on curating my library of pictures and videos, I loved the images and colors that came from my now sold Fujifilm system.
Considering the stack sensor and the almost complete feature set, I have just ordered the X-H2S. For the people who spend a vast amount of time zooming into every section of their pictures and videos up, the Sony is the clear choice.
For me, I will be using the X-H2S as my main camera, relegating my 2 Sony A7RIII and an A7RIV to landscape or low light static situations. There is of course the really excellent Sony lenses like the 12-24 GM, 35GM, 135GM and the Tamron 35-1502-2.8 that do not have an equivalent in the Fujifilm universe.
The reason for this change, is that I ran into the Sony sensor readout limitations as I gained more experience with them. I started noticing distortions in silent shutter situations and videos as well. Unfortunately with the exception of the Sony A1, the sensor readout on the newer Sony cameras including the A7 IV and the A7R V have gotten worse or remained the same.
Thus making an upgrade to the latest Sony a compromise over the older models. Unfortunately the Sony A1 is quite pricey and the A9 series is not yet updated.
An unbiased review.❤
What about xh4 vs a7iii who would win and give better quality? overall?
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which is better for weddings and real estate
There is no clear answer, depends on your preferences.
Does the Sony A74 have a Neutral picture profile
PP4 - Rec. 709 is basically Neutral picture profile.
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excellent work very honest and trustworthy...
Thank you!
I like your reviews and I watched them all. Will you be able to review the X-H2 Fujifilm with the 40 megapixel sensor? I would like to see the image quality that it put out in different lighting, and how the noise is controlled. Thank you.
Yes, I will but it hasn’t arrived yet.
Fantastic video! Appreciate the in-depth and objective comparison.
Thank you!
Sony Is much better, no doubt about it.
it is a lot more complicated than that.
Does the Sony have a dynamic range setting like the Fujifilm does? I’m talking about the thing that goes from 100% to 400% and you have to shoot at a higher ISO for it to be active.
Yes, it has Dynamic range optimizer function for JPEGs, although it is not quite the same thing.
Must say about overheating, Sony is better in that and it is very important too
Not really.
Best reviews on YT! Can make one of the XT4 paired with the 150-600 ?
Thank you! Unfortunately not, I'm not able to do that.
Finally a thorough comparison between these 2 cameras. I have been watching reviews for both cameras as I intend to upgrade from my sony A6000 to either sony a7iv or fuji xh2s. I wanted to jump to fuji system to keep my lens options significantly cheaper (aps-c). However, I’d be much using it to film wedding, and will be sticking to 60 fps, & i dont mind the crop factor on sony, so I guess I will stick with sony. After all, it’s the autofocus reliability & the fact I can use my current aps-c lenses for most video works on the a7iv.
Anyhow, I feel like whichever camera one should buy, they won’t be missing that much as to what the other camera has to offer. These are, I think 2 great hybrid cameras
Thank you! APS-C lenses aren't really cheaper than FF anymore. 3rd FF lenses usually offer better results and value than high-end crop lenses.
@@TheHybridShooter There are 3rd party apsc lenses that are even cheaper though
Not enough of them.
@@TheHybridShooter I mean there are plenty of offerings from Sigma, Tamron, Viltrox. Maybe not to the extent of full frame but there still exists a decent amount
Plenty is a relative term. Selection of 3rd party zoom is extremely limited. It is getting better though.
Like for your comparison ISO, because fuji lies about iso, their 5k iso = 3200 iso another company
They are not lying, SOS is actually older ISO scale than REI, it is simply like comparing miles and kilometers.
@@TheHybridShooter im glad that found professional channel about techno-photo
touch to track seems very convenient. fujifilm not having it sounds like a minus. it could be a sign that theyre not confident it can track a subject well. do they just not have touch to track, or no tracking at all (video)?
Judging by the great accuracy of face tracking in video, I don't think that the lack of confidence is the issue. It will track subjects automatically like any other wide-are AF setting, you just can't select specific subject.
Take a bow... That's the most detailed comparison I have ever seen. 🙇
Thank you!
Amazing work as always! Information and the way you provide it is excellent.
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my go to man. well done keep it up
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the awsome review & Comparision i saw untilll now may be further also , hats off for ur work
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I am going to get the XH2s now
Coming from Panasonic G9 looking for new set up which allows me to use images straight out of camera without much post processing. Which one would be the better choice?
Both have very good in-camera processing, so you can decided based on other features.
I came from the G9 to an a7c. Have been very happy with it. Still debated about getting the a7iv, but haven’t missed the G9 since switching.
Great review.
Great Review as always. Thank you
Thank you!
great review! Tell me please, how do the cameras heat up during use? Which camera feels hotter in your hand? for example x-t4 is very hot for me at work, getting low temperature burns
Thank you! Both are very similar in terms of temperatures. An advantage of Fuji is that you can attach that aux. fan.
@@TheHybridShooter Good advice, thanks!
nice speedmaster!
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Sony has lenses but Fuji definitely has cheaper xf lenses and they still have sigma and viltrox as well.
XF lenses aren't really cheaper.
@@TheHybridShooter most of their primes are under 1k, Sony GM are above 2k.......
Sony G and 3rd party are well below 1K. You also need to take equivalency into account.