I tried my best to get access to the camera, but no luck. Not going to let that stop me from making a video on the camera to share my thoughts for purchasing. Subscribe and follow along for this new journey with the X-T5!
That makes no sense. I really hate when I see channels that don't actually shoot Fuji, get the chance to review and show these cameras. You, pal 2 tech , and Omar Gonzalez are my channels.
I bought an X-H2 a few days ago coming from an X-T3 and knowing that the X-T5 was about to get announced. My choice has nothing to do with video, it's all about ergonomics. For a few years I have been trying to convince myself that I love the small form factor and the analog controls of the X-T range. The truth is I just don't. With the X-H2 it's actually liberating to get a camera that really fit in the hand. I am also happy to get back the true and proven PASM system, it feels like I am meeting up with an old friend.
I’m trying to decide between x-t4/5 or x-h2 and I never use dials on top of my old x-t10. Have it set to control all through front/back dials. So thinking x-h2 fits my style more.
Great video Reggie!! I personally stick Ith my good old XT3. It gives me good result and great experience so far. The 26mpx sensor and AF is enough for my needs. But if I had to choose rn, I'd go with the xt5. It's definitely an option, similar screen as the XT3, and improvements that might change my life (ibis, AF, autonomy, and bigger hand grip). Keep going, love your work.
As always, the way that you approach things is just excellent! I love watching your videos and will DEFINETLY be getting a couple of these cameras! X-T5 is going to be exactly what we have been looking for!!
So nice to see fuji not holding back on x-t5 features so that the H line would sell better. It has all I ever wanted and more. No reason to pick the x-h2 for my needs. Fujis killing it this year! Now release the new app please :)
I have XT4 and sold my XT3 and have been sorry for that except for the IBIS. I don't do video so the XT4 is big overkill for what I do. I have pre-purchased the new X-T5 and patiently waiting for it to ship. They say shipping is to begin on 11/17 and I have my fingers crossed on close to the top of the list at B&H. I will sell the XT4 once the XT5 arrives. I still have XT1 and XT2 in my closet and never use them but just can't give up the XT1 - my first Fuji love. Great video and thanks for your efforts. Keep them coming.
Just bought a X-H2. Getting used to it now and my wife and I love it! She had to have the video option and I wanted the excellent still shooting option. We can’t wait to hit our 6 month or more Asia trip starting in October/November
I was quite happy to see the X-T5 return more to the spirit of the X-T series, now that the X-H series has been fully developed to cater more to the hybrid shooters. I have an X-T5 on pre-order with my local shop, and my trusty X-T3 will become a backup to me or possibly a first camera for a daughter who is showing interest.
Hi Reggie, the first video I have watch from your good self. I have to say how refreshing it is to have a balanced objective opinion in the presentation. You managed to answer all my questions and being predominantly a still photographer, the XT5 will be joining my X10 and X Pro1. Personally the Fuji cameras are so intuitive to use as I used traditional 35mm and Medium format systems for work and pleasure long before digital photography was available.
Hey Reggie! For me it’s the XT-5 all the way, while keeping my trusty XT-3 as my backup. So happy fuji have updated the X series with essentially everything on my wishlist :)
As always, great video! This question is for anyone willing to put their two cents in. When shooting events, I myself shoot weddings (XT-4), do you guys actually use the retro dials while shooting? First off I can hardly see the values since I need glasses for reading up close so I stick with the front and rear dials. I recently purchased an XH2 and want to make sure I made the right decision. So far the only caveat for me with the XH2 is not being able to assign the iso to either front or back dial. Otherwise, I love the grip and balance most lenses. The PASM dial is not a big deal to me since it stays on Manual 100% of the time and I would love to know why other users dislike it. Thanks for reading!
I don’t use the retro dials for shooting. I use the front and rear command with aperture ring. With that said the screen was what excited me most about this cam.
I changed from an X-T4 to an X-H2. 8 months later and I’m not finding the PASM dial to be as satisfying or straightforward as I had hoped. I miss the dials! So have just arranged to swap to an X-T5, and as I also use a X100VI it makes more sense and is easier when swapping between the 2 cameras as the photography process is so similar.
Luckily I've the best of both worlds! I recently got the XH2 for my pro work (portraits, performing arts production events) as well as photography my own hyperactive kids 😂 I still use my XT4 for slower paced street, travel and candid photography. As much as I've always been in love of the XT series styling, and analogue experience, it is simply not fast enough for my clients' work where very fast settings change on the fly is needed as well as mounting heavy F1 / F1.4 lenses. The XH2 is perfect for my work and very comfortable to hold for a long day, whereas the XT4's analogue experience is perfect for my slower photography. Am also using the XT4 as a second body in my work whenever I need two cameras.
Hey Reggie . I probably will order the XT-5 in the future but I’m having trouble getting past the no battery grip issue. The grip just feels right when Im using my large zooms with a converter. I’m sure I’ll get over it but it would be a nice option. The XT-5 sounds like a total winner.I hope Fuji sells millions of them. Thanks for the video. PEACE
Thanks for the video man great as always! Question for you- I have the gfx 50sii which I love and use for stills. I need a Fujifilm camera dedicated for video. Do you recommend the XT5, XH2, or XH2s for that?
Was I the only one to get super hyped when Reggie said "I am actually an official Fujifilm Ambassador"? Idk if it's a big deal to him. but I think that's pretty awesome and about time they brought him in.
I use my X t1 and X t2 but recently bought the X t5 which is like a fine instrument and is very compatible with my 150 mm to 600mm Fuji zoom. I am convinced the Fujifilm cameras and lenses are without equal and make the other digital cameras feel like entry cameras. Nonetheless I miss my Rolleiflex film camera that will always a fond memory
Great video Reggie. I really like how Fuji has clarified the roles for their different cameras. The choice for me was a no- brainier and my X-T5 preorder is in!
When i Bought the XT4 2 years ago, I got kinda disappointed with the AF, even with the last 33 1.4 it looks that the af is not good enough, so i would highly go on the XH2S for the high end AF. Furthermore for me the xt4 is too small for my hand, so like many of us, I added a grip but still is not perfect like my old 6d. So today if i would buy a new one, would be XH2s straight. I dont need extra mega pixel to flood my HDD.
@@Reggiebphoto nothing against the tilting screen, I just believe that the combo screen would benefit most people, those who want to tilt then tilt, and those who want to flip out then flip out. 😎 👍 Or at least Fuji could have made the X-H2 with analog dials since that's meant to be the photography flagship, while the X-H2s the videography cameras with the pasm dial, so keep the X-T line a pure photography centric line. 📷
I own an XT3 and XT4. I was waiting on 40MP for better crop potential, but for me the lack of a battery grip on the XT5 is a major fail. As a sports photographer I would also like to have seen a CF Express card so as to eliminate buffer issues in burst mode. That pushes me towards the XH2, but the original appeal of Fuji were the retro dials and although I’ll keep the XT4 I’m a little nervous about switching between the XH and XT layout mid shoot when the heat is on to get the shot. Frustrating 😕
Thanks for the comparison! I've already got myself pre-ordered for the X-T5. I've been on the X-T3 and never moved to the X-T4 as the processor/sensor were the same and I didn't care about video at all. That said - I wish Fuji had kept the battery grip option. I don' t know if it's as needed with the NP-W235 batteries, but I still find it useful when photographing an evening of dance with an XF 50-140. That will be a challenge. Still, I've got my X-T3, so maybe I put the the 50-140 on the X-T3 and the Tamron 17-70 on the X-T5.
The XT-5 seems to be the logical upgrade from my XT-3. I am photo-centric. That being said I will check out 'hands-on' reviews before making the leap. My reason for upgrading would be more accurate auto focus. I'm also hoping for a 3rd party L bracket for easy portrait orientation on my tripod.
Exactly my wish A 3rd party L Bracket…….IM SURE WE’LL SEE ONE SHORTLY, I have a feeling that this camera will be in high demand for enthusiasts who love RETRO, ……..the XT 3 FLIP SCREEN, AND IBIS….
Thanks Reggie. Here in Oz they are now starting to do offers on the X-H2 making it about 80% of the price of the X-T5 even though the list price is higher for the X-H2. But I only do stills and I love my 'dials' so I think I'll stick with the X-T3 till early 2023 when they will probably start to include the X-T5 when there are 'offers'.
Great breakdown. I like the idea of the XH2 for photographers who do more split stills/video work but with a ninja V the xt5 specs should still be more than enough for professional video work. I've been using the neglected stepchild of Fuji ( the first gen x-t30) For professional photo work and the xt5 might be the upgrade for me
Great vid! I really think I'm going in the direction of using two X-T5s for weddings. I love my X-H2 but its hard to adjust to the ergonomics when shooting in high stakes environments. I think it's more of a studio camera for me and a video camera for RUclips.
I love fujifilm and they are good about building their community but it's so weird that they don't give access to new gear to people like you Reggie that really provide value and build the community. Omar, pal2tech and yourself. Come on man.
Yeah, I promise I do my due diligence to ask and get access. But my hands are tied. I was happy to have an advance read of the specs so I can put this decision guide together for y’all
Now the choices are difficult 🤭🤔 but both cameras are very good and as much I love the retro dials as I have the XT2... I would love to take the opportunity with the XH2 as I love the video side of things. Thanks Reggie for always beautiful insights.. Love your work 😊👊
Very practical, nice work! I am still between the X-T5 and X-H2...I have an X-H2 coming in tomorrow for a 4-day test drive to see if I like the PSAM over the retro controls. I've been an X-T user since the X-T1
@@Reggiebphoto The differentiator will be how it "feels" in my hands...both cameras easily provide the internal specs I want. The PSAM and C1-C6 modes are intriguing to me and I'm sure would speed up my in-field workflow, but just not sure how I'd feel about the experience in the field. Taking your advice I've seen a few times to rent new gear and try it out and can make a commitment from there!
Hi Matt, I strongly recommend you check this before you start using the X-H2 : ruclips.net/video/OicLVa8-g9M/видео.html. I did it myself so I was able to understand and use custom modes in the best way. It could be a game changer for you as it was for me. I thought I couldn’t “live” without the dials but now I have my X-H2 properly set-up with the 7 custom modes.It’s like 7 different shooting situations. I can come back to M, A or S anything if I want too.My conclusion as a X and XT lines user since the beginning is that it needs some time to master the X-H2/X-H2S. If you start shooting right out from the box, you’re going to miss a lot.
Myself being a user of the XT series since XT1. I shoot mainly documentary style and I hated the tilt screen of the XT4 (hung on to XT3). Managed to get a used XH2 at a great price, set it up and used it for some real work. My verdict is that I can live without the ISO dial, the PASM C1-C7 is very useful for my work. Now it's just that damned tilt screen on the XH2 that i should live with. I shoot with 2 cameras and now I am torn between having 2 x XH2 or XH2+XT5. I've never been this torn about camera gear since XT1. :(
EVF resolution was enough for me to choose the XH2. XT5 EVF seems fine until you try the XH2. The difference is night and day. XH2 has one of the best EVF’s on the market. And as someone that always uses their EVF this is huge for me.
THANK YOU REGGIE. I got up in the middle of the night to decide XT5 or XT2S. I watched your excellent video on the subject. XT5 it is. Dick Barrett Albuquerque New Mexico
Thanks, Reggie. I've been shooting with the X-S10 for several years and really like it. I mostly shoot with the 16-80 and the 70-300, also have a 10-24 which I'm learning to use. I'm not interested in the video side of things, mostly shoot stills while out on hikes, but thinking about the X-H2, mainly because I do like the PASM and the larger grip. I came directly from point and shoot cameras to the X-S10, so it was a fairly smooth transition. I'll probably even keep my X-S10. Cheers, Steve
I'd vote with X-H2 for the following reason. - The fully articulating screen is better both for videos and photos IMHO. Most importantly, I can keep it closed 99% of the time for regular angle shots (not low or high), as I always use the view finder for pictures. - The speed of the memory card on X-H2 is better. CFExpress is faster than SDcard. - I always hated the teeny HDMI. I want a chance to get rid of that and go to regular HDMI - Pasm vs not Pasm is a big deal for me. Regardless of the system, I control the variables of iso, shutter speed and f-stop.
The fully articulating screen is only useful for recording yourself. How many photographers even do that? Less than 2%? It’s much better having the screen central when flipped out. I can’t stand having it out to the side personally. But each to their own.
Hi Regigie, do you think your xt5 autofocus is good enough to capture photos of your moving toddlers or do you use the xh2s for that? I have the xt4 and like the form factor, but I am so bummed when a shot is slightly out of focus. Please let me know, thanks!
I currently have an XT-3 and have no reason at the moment to spend any more money have recently purchased two lenses. But, the XT-5 at least sounds like a great next step when I'm ready. We'll see what happens to pricing down the road. I'm also not a "bleeding edge" type of buyer. I will be watching all the XT-5 shakedown videos to come!!
cool! thanks for sharing! I am still using x-t3 for my photo and video for my channel. I was thinking to get h2 due to flip-out screen for vlog style video, but x-t5 looks so good... i dont know what to do now...
As a left eye shooter I would like to ask you it is comfortable to use the joystic on the X-H2(s)? Looks like it is too close to the center (EVF) and I am affraid I will hit my right eye constantly with a finger operating the AF selector. You so much for your imput.
I was going to say that I'll go with the XT5 as soon as I can (that might take a couple of years) but your last comment made me stop. I have the XT3 so, besides the megapixels, what would be tha advantage of owning a XT5?
Thanks for your video! During your recap at the end, you commented that if you want the best photography camera choose the XH-2? I was a bit confused about that comment as you spent most of the episode touting the XT-5 for photography and the XH-2 as a more hybrid/video centric camera. I was hoping you could clarify what makes the XH-2?superior for photography. I am more interested about picture quality ie, texture, clarity, detail etc. pre-post! Is there a significant difference in picture quality between the two cameras, to the naked eye? Thanks
I didn’t say that. I just rewatched the video and I made it clear which is for stills and which is for flagship with video capability. So I think my conclusion is clear.
@@Reggiebphoto thanks again for your reply. I've just went to the end to listen to your conclusion around timestamp 7:55, and you said " if you want the true Flagship for stills and the improved resolution for video"... than the X-H2 is the way to go? No worries, I was just inquiring because I was trying to make up my mind between the two. I primarily do photography and may be 5% at most video, and I just wanted to know what made the X-H2 a better stills/photography camera and are the results apparent to the naked eye?
Hi Reggie, I have had the X-H2 for 1 month now and find myself thinking about the X-T5. I loved the X-T4. I love the grip and using the X-H2 but I find the buttons and PASM a little annoying. What should I do?
Hi Reggie, Thanks for posting this,, curious did you pre order this? do you plan to use for your own family photos,? to me its a very appealing price point fuji xt5 vs 100V. Im really thinking to pre order xt5 and upgrade from xt2,, at first I was thinking 100V but those cameras are hard to get right now,
it looks like a great camera,, and definitely a nice upgrade from my xt2, i'll be purchasing this down the road , Thanks again for your response, all the best.
Long term XT3 user here, having some doubts with the X-T5 in a box in front of me! The difficulty in deciding is not really in the specs (a known quantity that favors the X-H2). The big question is - how does the handling of the X-H4 stack up to the X-T, can it be used in when the stakes are high (weddings / street / events / sport / wildlife) where autofocus mode switching and other settings need to be rapidly adjusted? Any thoughts on this?
X-T5 will have twice as many features as my current camera which I consider to be very capable. You can't go wrong with the X-T5 even as a hybrid shooter. However X-H2 is more future proof. I just cannot decide between the X-H2S and the X-H2. Are the qualities of 8K video and 40 mpg stills in X-h2 really noticable when the images are cropped?
@@Reggiebphoto Future as in 5 years from now: 8K video, the OVF, the added video features and the CF express card. Most cameras today including the X-T5 will forever function as a capable unit of course.
There are absolutely no advantages going for the X-T5 unless you prefer the top dials and tilt LCD. The X-H2 has so many advantages over the X-T5 for not too much more (only £200 more here in the UK).
I bought the XH2S a month ago. Now I've put my pre-order for the XT5 and I'm selling the XH2S. The XT5 has all I want and miss from my former XT3: the dials, 3-way LCD, clickable front and rear wheels, M/C/S focus selector, 2 SD slots, etc. It is also lighter, has the 40 mpx sensor, new processor and new AF algorithms. It's almost perfect.
I wish I knew - Have to go get my hands on them. I used to shoot 4x5 film and PhaseOne P45+ medium format digital. I'm downsizing everything (selling off all existing darkroom & camera gear, printers, scanners - all of it) Then I'm picking 1 camera and 3-5 lenses and that's it. Done. It has to be smallish because it's motorcycle travel. So - about that tilt screen - why do you like it better than the fully articulated screen? Seem like you can accomplish the same things, so I must be missing something.
Currently own a XT-30 and looking for an upgrade. I'm a hybrid shooter and bummed the XT-5 doesn't have the articulating screen. I feel I must now get the XH-2 because the flip-out screen is important to me. Also considering getting a XT-4 since it's discounted at the moment and I don't do any pro work, mostly just travel photography and RUclips videos.
Sticking with xt3 for now. Will get either h2s or xt5. Really like battery grip because I do video. But I really prefer the style of the xt5 over the h line up. However that will be 1-2 years down the road.
Great video! Just switching to this system - what everyday street lens can anyone recommend to me? Something light, portable and versatile. I’m coming from an A7III.
I have the X-H2s with batterigrib and a and the X-T3 with grib. I use large lenses like the 200mm f/2.0 and the 100-400 for sports. My next body will be the X-H2 cause of the ability of Batterigrib! Gonna use it for portraits with the 50 mm F/1.0 ect.
I’ve been holding out on upgrading from my X-T3 which has been working great me for years now. I’m a bit on the fence about the X-T5, it seems promising but I think I need to see a solid enough improvement when it comes to AF (in the end result not just the detection, but that the camera actually focuses more accurately for fast-ish moving subjects), and when it comes to image quality. Will the trade-off between more megapixels and more hard drive space be justified? 26MP has for most use cases been more than enough for me so far. The crops in video are a bit or a downgrade compared to the X-T3, will that be balanced out somehow with other benefits on the X-T5? Otherwise the main reason I would go for the X-H2(s) is the ability to use the custom modes to pretty much have 7 different cameras I can switch between very quickly…
the funny thing is, the custom modes could be mapped to the custom setting banks in the x-t5 if FujiFilm actually tweaked how their firmware works. I've been asking for this feature since the x-t3
@@Reggiebphoto yes but there will always be limitations in a body like the X-T3/5, since anything that is a physical dial could not be part of a custom mode. I’m talking drive mode, AF mode, iso, etc. Because then the setting on the dial and in the software would diverge and that would just break the whole experience of an X-T body. This is why nothing is locked to a physical dial in the X-H2, which pissed off a lot of people (like say with the AF mode) but made perfect sense from a usability perspective.
People go around saying that the XT5 is more photography focused like it wont work for videographers. well, in its price range it is the best video camera as well. it's just better at taking photos. that doesn't make it bad at videos or brings another camera from other manufacturer that is a better VALUE than the Fuji Xt series
I’ve got 3 X-T3s but they’ve been getting a little dodgy on me as of late. I think the internal batteries may be on their last leg so periodically my cameras will reset to factory settings which is annoying but not the end of the world. This issue has set me on a journey of contemplation as to whether or not I should purchase a new camera and which to choose from. I gave the 50R a test drive and loved the results if not the camera itself. I would LOVE to get into the GFX system but that comes with a whole new array of lenses and a hefty price tag for each on top of the $10,000 I’d need to get the GFX100 body I want. I guess if I sold ALL my XF gear that might put me in position to make that decision, but the X-H2 and X-T5 are very tempting for their cost effectiveness. Stills are my bread and butter and while I make movies on the side I have no real desire to shoot video with my personal camera. I’ve always appreciated and enjoyed the aesthetics of the X-T line but the top dials do not lend themselves to smooth operation in event settings. The X-H2’s dials and wheels are much more akin to the canon system I grew up on and make for a more seamless shooting experience. Also I’ve always liked the idea of stowing away my back screen and just using the viewfinder ever since the X-pro 3 came out but I simply cannot abide the rangefinder style. All this to say I’m no closer to making a decision than I was before I watched this video. But thanks Reggie for all you do!
Im biased I chose the XT5 - its dope ...its brilliant and I cannot fault it. Why I did I choose the Xt5...well I liked the dials. The analogue experience is brilliant. Style matters.
Do you think is any chance to get some of the features like animal eye tracking with firmware upgrade to the XT-4 ? That's the main reason I will update to the XT-5 ... I love taking dog photos and dogs in action.
For my wants, the draw of the new XT5 is the smaller size, better IBIS, 3-way flip LCD and better battery life. I would have preferred sticking with the 26 mp sensor, as i fear the 40 mp sensor will have diffraction undermining the resolution, and likely more noise. But we’ll await the hard core sensor tests to see what actual performance is.
I'm getting the XH2, because the X-T4 I currently have is quite hard to hold for a long time with heavy lenses. My middle finger hurts. I love my X-T4, but it is somehow ergonomically restricted.
Do you think they will release an XS20? What features would you hope for to make it worth it? If I was Fujifilm, I would drop the price of XS10 down to $650 and try to flood the early /junior photographers market. Then release a 999 dollar XS10 with the new sensor and improved auto focus (somehow in the same small body)
Does X-T5 has Image Stabilization? I own X-H2 and X-H2S and i pre-ordered a X-T5. But as a GFX User, i'm happy with XH2 for Focus on Stills and XH2S for Focus on Videowork. So for my, X-T5 is just Fan Service. And i like Fujifilm for doing that Fan-Service. High appreciated next Camera is X100 with 40mp Sensor. I hope this will happen 2023 😀
I switch from Nikon to Fujifilm. I took advantage of a pre-order offer to get the XH2+ 16-80 for 2000$ but I hesitate to cancel and get the XT5+16-80... I would like an opinion
For better ergonomics and grip, XH2. I got the XT5 and managed to get a feel for the XH2 as well - XH2 just felt more comfortable and easier to grip. That is unless you are a woman/have smaller hands..
I am a photographer and don't care about video. I have an X-H1 and an X-T20, which I figured I would upgrade with one of the new releases. Everything else being pretty much equal on the stills side of things, what's most important to me? Grip, viewfinder and analog dials. So, X-H2 for grip and viewfinder, X-T5 for analog dials. Jeez. Maybe I'll just get another X-H1, which is a bargain on the used market.
Damn... after I pre-ordered a X-T5 after announcement, I cancelled this morning. Even though I am a huge fan of the X-T line, I ended up going with the X-H2... smh. The X-T5 was going to cover the photo-centric side of things and my recently acquired X-H2s would do most of the video heavy lifting. Well, for my use cases the larger bodied X-H cameras appear to be a better fit for me. I'm sure the X-T5 could get the job done and be much more compact with the dials and lovely tilt screen, but the extra features and ergos on the X-H2 was too hard to pass up. One of the toughest decisions I've had to make in a long time!
I have an X-S10 (love the deep grip) and I pre-ordered the X-T5. Thinking of canceling and getting an X-H2 for the ergos, viewfinder, and CF but I don't like the flip screen, no mcs switch, and I'd love an iso dial. An add on hand grip might help but.....TORN!
Love the retro dials of my XT3 but now have to choose XH2 due to wireless photo transfer options and good video shooting features. I do both video and stills for commercial and corporate sectors. And I wish Fuji would design a body something like Sony FX3, all Pro features. Your videos are always interested Reggie, love from India
Question... What makes you think that the Sony FX3 has all "Pro" features? It's literally the same exact camera as the Sony A7SIII, but encased in a different body. It's only after the last FX3 firmware update where we saw much of any differences.
@@Reggiebphoto ... I don't disagree with his premise, either, just not the example he used. If Fujifilm were to do it I truly hope they would do more than what Sony did with the FX3, but that's just my humble opinion.
I would love to get the T5 as an upgrade from my XS10. But I don’t have ANY FUJI PRIME LENS to pair with it. So I would not take 100% advantage of the 40mp sensor, would I? Would Viltrox lenses will perform better on T5 than on S10? I could buy the T5 body only now and maybe later on (christmas maybe) get the 18 f1.4 or the 90 f2… what do you think?
I bought X-H2 because I was able to buy it before knowing the release date of the X-T5. My love of conventional dials and three-way tilt screen aren't enough to go through the hassle of swapping X-H2 for X-T5 at this point. For this generation, I'll pretend that I wanted to try PASM dial again along with attempting to embrace video (fifth attempt might be the charm).
In the UK, for £200 more, you get… - better build quality - better video specs - better EVF - better grip - option to add battery grip - full size HDMI and headphone out I honestly don’t see why you’d go X-T5 unless you were a hobbyist who enjoys the slower dial setup.
Hey Reggie - wedding work - absolutely no video - what would you recommend - the H2S - or the XT5 ?. Personally I'm looking to get the highest and most accurate hit rate with auto-focus. Cheers sir :)
Hello , please reply my comment . I would like to buy a new camera . Im a makeup artist . I need to shoot reels makeup video transition and take photo of my client and details of makeup . Which one i need to buy i still so confuse actually
Reggie: Thanks for doing this video, I'm getting the XH2 for better view finder, top plate display and the PASM dial, it suits my shooting style better.
@@nivin3 I don't have a XH1 so can only compare to my XT3, the AF mode is generally faster and lock on subject better but I know how to use AF on my XT3 so it's not a lot better, there are lots of things to learn on the XH2 and it'll take some time but right now I really enjoy the large viewfinder.
I feel with xt5 with a heavy lens the camera will be tilting downwards and im not sure why they added the left dial, when they could have had it like the xpro3 combined
I tried my best to get access to the camera, but no luck. Not going to let that stop me from making a video on the camera to share my thoughts for purchasing. Subscribe and follow along for this new journey with the X-T5!
That makes no sense. I really hate when I see channels that don't actually shoot Fuji, get the chance to review and show these cameras. You, pal 2 tech , and Omar Gonzalez are my channels.
Thanks for the support Ricky
@@Reggiebphoto always. I'm trying to get to you guy's level one day.
Fuji camera is in short supply, I ordered a XH2 a month ago and still waiting.
Hope it comes soon!
I bought an X-H2 a few days ago coming from an X-T3 and knowing that the X-T5 was about to get announced. My choice has nothing to do with video, it's all about ergonomics. For a few years I have been trying to convince myself that I love the small form factor and the analog controls of the X-T range. The truth is I just don't. With the X-H2 it's actually liberating to get a camera that really fit in the hand. I am also happy to get back the true and proven PASM system, it feels like I am meeting up with an old friend.
100%
I’m trying to decide between x-t4/5 or x-h2 and I never use dials on top of my old x-t10. Have it set to control all through front/back dials. So thinking x-h2 fits my style more.
Annoying enough tho that the xh2 doesn’t let you control iso with the front or rear dial
@@Reggiebphoto don’t you just push iso button then use dial? I used Canon before so that’s sort of how my brain is already wired.
Great video Reggie!!
I personally stick Ith my good old XT3. It gives me good result and great experience so far. The 26mpx sensor and AF is enough for my needs. But if I had to choose rn, I'd go with the xt5. It's definitely an option, similar screen as the XT3, and improvements that might change my life (ibis, AF, autonomy, and bigger hand grip).
Keep going, love your work.
As always, the way that you approach things is just excellent! I love watching your videos and will DEFINETLY be getting a couple of these cameras! X-T5 is going to be exactly what we have been looking for!!
i just like to break it down in a methodical way. I am very serious about my decision making especially when it comes down to spending my money.
So nice to see fuji not holding back on x-t5 features so that the H line would sell better. It has all I ever wanted and more. No reason to pick the x-h2 for my needs. Fujis killing it this year! Now release the new app please :)
Yes!
@@Reggiebphoto The new app we all need badly!!!
I have XT4 and sold my XT3 and have been sorry for that except for the IBIS. I don't do video so the XT4 is big overkill for what I do. I have pre-purchased the new X-T5 and patiently waiting for it to ship. They say shipping is to begin on 11/17 and I have my fingers crossed on close to the top of the list at B&H. I will sell the XT4 once the XT5 arrives. I still have XT1 and XT2 in my closet and never use them but just can't give up the XT1 - my first Fuji love. Great video and thanks for your efforts. Keep them coming.
🤘🏽
Just bought a X-H2. Getting used to it now and my wife and I love it! She had to have the video option and I wanted the excellent still shooting option. We can’t wait to hit our 6 month or more Asia trip starting in October/November
I was quite happy to see the X-T5 return more to the spirit of the X-T series, now that the X-H series has been fully developed to cater more to the hybrid shooters. I have an X-T5 on pre-order with my local shop, and my trusty X-T3 will become a backup to me or possibly a first camera for a daughter who is showing interest.
Couldn't agree more!
Hi Reggie, the first video I have watch from your good self. I have to say how refreshing it is to have a balanced objective opinion in the presentation. You managed to answer all my questions and being predominantly a still photographer, the XT5 will be joining my X10 and X Pro1. Personally the Fuji cameras are so intuitive to use as I used traditional 35mm and Medium format systems for work and pleasure long before digital photography was available.
Hey Reggie! For me it’s the XT-5 all the way, while keeping my trusty XT-3 as my backup. So happy fuji have updated the X series with essentially everything on my wishlist :)
🤘🏽 yesss
As always, great video! This question is for anyone willing to put their two cents in. When shooting events, I myself shoot weddings (XT-4), do you guys actually use the retro dials while shooting? First off I can hardly see the values since I need glasses for reading up close so I stick with the front and rear dials. I recently purchased an XH2 and want to make sure I made the right decision. So far the only caveat for me with the XH2 is not being able to assign the iso to either front or back dial. Otherwise, I love the grip and balance most lenses. The PASM dial is not a big deal to me since it stays on Manual 100% of the time and I would love to know why other users dislike it. Thanks for reading!
I don’t use the retro dials for shooting. I use the front and rear command with aperture ring. With that said the screen was what excited me most about this cam.
I changed from an X-T4 to an X-H2. 8 months later and I’m not finding the PASM dial to be as satisfying or straightforward as I had hoped. I miss the dials! So have just arranged to swap to an X-T5, and as I also use a X100VI it makes more sense and is easier when swapping between the 2 cameras as the photography process is so similar.
I couldn’t wait so I bought the x-h2 the first day it was available 😅 now I hope the x100v will get updated first half of 2023 🙏😍
nice!
Luckily I've the best of both worlds! I recently got the XH2 for my pro work (portraits, performing arts production events) as well as photography my own hyperactive kids 😂 I still use my XT4 for slower paced street, travel and candid photography. As much as I've always been in love of the XT series styling, and analogue experience, it is simply not fast enough for my clients' work where very fast settings change on the fly is needed as well as mounting heavy F1 / F1.4 lenses. The XH2 is perfect for my work and very comfortable to hold for a long day, whereas the XT4's analogue experience is perfect for my slower photography. Am also using the XT4 as a second body in my work whenever I need two cameras.
nice!
Hi! What about your hyperactive Kids? I have the same problem with xt3. Now I'm not able to choose: xt5 (they say autofocus is better) or xh2? Thanks
The xh2s has the best af for kids. The xt5 would be a step up from the xf3
Hey Reggie . I probably will order the XT-5 in the future but I’m having trouble getting past the no battery grip issue. The grip just feels right when Im using my large zooms with a converter. I’m sure I’ll get over it but it would be a nice option. The XT-5 sounds like a total winner.I hope Fuji sells millions of them. Thanks for the video. PEACE
Thanks for the video man great as always! Question for you- I have the gfx 50sii which I love and use for stills. I need a Fujifilm camera dedicated for video. Do you recommend the XT5, XH2, or XH2s for that?
They all can do video. It just depends on what codec and frame rate requirement you need
if youre only gonna do video, xh2s for sure... but if you like the idea of 8k and care about the small price difference, xh2 is also incredible.
Was I the only one to get super hyped when Reggie said "I am actually an official Fujifilm Ambassador"? Idk if it's a big deal to him. but I think that's pretty awesome and about time they brought him in.
I use my X t1 and X t2 but recently bought the X t5 which is like a fine instrument and is very compatible with my 150 mm to 600mm Fuji zoom. I am convinced the Fujifilm cameras and lenses are without equal and make the other digital cameras feel like entry cameras. Nonetheless I miss my Rolleiflex film camera that will always a fond memory
Great video Reggie. I really like how Fuji has clarified the roles for their different cameras. The choice for me was a no- brainier and my X-T5 preorder is in!
When i Bought the XT4 2 years ago, I got kinda disappointed with the AF, even with the last 33 1.4 it looks that the af is not good enough, so i would highly go on the XH2S for the high end AF. Furthermore for me the xt4 is too small for my hand, so like many of us, I added a grip but still is not perfect like my old 6d. So today if i would buy a new one, would be XH2s straight. I dont need extra mega pixel to flood my HDD.
X-T5 officially on pre-order. As a photographer and current X-T3 owner, it’s a no brainer.
100%!
I think the fact the MCS switch button is on the XT5 is a vote winner for me!
yeah i totally forgot to cover that difference
Sony a7rV and Panasonic GH6 already using combo tilting/flipping screen, let's see how long it takes Fuji to catch up. Holding on to my X-T4 😎📷
no need for the combo screen. i prefer this screen a lot
@@Reggiebphoto nothing against the tilting screen, I just believe that the combo screen would benefit most people, those who want to tilt then tilt, and those who want to flip out then flip out. 😎 👍
Or at least Fuji could have made the X-H2 with analog dials since that's meant to be the photography flagship, while the X-H2s the videography cameras with the pasm dial, so keep the X-T line a pure photography centric line. 📷
I own an XT3 and XT4. I was waiting on 40MP for better crop potential, but for me the lack of a battery grip on the XT5 is a major fail. As a sports photographer I would also like to have seen a CF Express card so as to eliminate buffer issues in burst mode. That pushes me towards the XH2, but the original appeal of Fuji were the retro dials and although I’ll keep the XT4 I’m a little nervous about switching between the XH and XT layout mid shoot when the heat is on to get the shot.
Frustrating 😕
This has the same grip as the xt4
@@Reggiebphoto I’m talking about the additional battery grip. There are no contact points on the XT5 so definitely no plans to release one.
This video was EXACTLY what I needed!
Great video! I like the form factor and dials of the X-T5 vs the X-H2. I just pre-ordered the X-T5.
Very nice!
Thanks for the comparison! I've already got myself pre-ordered for the X-T5. I've been on the X-T3 and never moved to the X-T4 as the processor/sensor were the same and I didn't care about video at all. That said - I wish Fuji had kept the battery grip option. I don' t know if it's as needed with the NP-W235 batteries, but I still find it useful when photographing an evening of dance with an XF 50-140. That will be a challenge. Still, I've got my X-T3, so maybe I put the the 50-140 on the X-T3 and the Tamron 17-70 on the X-T5.
We shall see about the battery life in practice
The XT-5 seems to be the logical upgrade from my XT-3. I am photo-centric. That being said I will check out 'hands-on' reviews before making the leap. My reason for upgrading would be more accurate auto focus. I'm also hoping for a 3rd party L bracket for easy portrait orientation on my tripod.
Well, I'll just say ditto!
Exactly my wish A 3rd party L Bracket…….IM SURE WE’LL SEE ONE SHORTLY, I have a feeling that this camera will be in high demand for enthusiasts who love RETRO, ……..the XT 3 FLIP SCREEN, AND IBIS….
Thanks Reggie ! Photographers of the works rejoice!
indeed!
Thanks Reggie. Here in Oz they are now starting to do offers on the X-H2 making it about 80% of the price of the X-T5 even though the list price is higher for the X-H2. But I only do stills and I love my 'dials' so I think I'll stick with the X-T3 till early 2023 when they will probably start to include the X-T5 when there are 'offers'.
Great breakdown. I like the idea of the XH2 for photographers who do more split stills/video work but with a ninja V the xt5 specs should still be more than enough for professional video work.
I've been using the neglected stepchild of Fuji ( the first gen x-t30) For professional photo work and the xt5 might be the upgrade for me
Great vid! I really think I'm going in the direction of using two X-T5s for weddings. I love my X-H2 but its hard to adjust to the ergonomics when shooting in high stakes environments. I think it's more of a studio camera for me and a video camera for RUclips.
that makes sense
I love fujifilm and they are good about building their community but it's so weird that they don't give access to new gear to people like you Reggie that really provide value and build the community. Omar, pal2tech and yourself. Come on man.
Yeah, I promise I do my due diligence to ask and get access. But my hands are tied. I was happy to have an advance read of the specs so I can put this decision guide together for y’all
Now the choices are difficult 🤭🤔 but both cameras are very good and as much I love the retro dials as I have the XT2... I would love to take the opportunity with the XH2 as I love the video side of things. Thanks Reggie for always beautiful insights.. Love your work 😊👊
haha very difficult
Very practical, nice work! I am still between the X-T5 and X-H2...I have an X-H2 coming in tomorrow for a 4-day test drive to see if I like the PSAM over the retro controls. I've been an X-T user since the X-T1
what's a factor that's important to you?
@@Reggiebphoto The differentiator will be how it "feels" in my hands...both cameras easily provide the internal specs I want. The PSAM and C1-C6 modes are intriguing to me and I'm sure would speed up my in-field workflow, but just not sure how I'd feel about the experience in the field. Taking your advice I've seen a few times to rent new gear and try it out and can make a commitment from there!
Hi Matt, I strongly recommend you check this before you start using the X-H2 : ruclips.net/video/OicLVa8-g9M/видео.html. I did it myself so I was able to understand and use custom modes in the best way. It could be a game changer for you as it was for me. I thought I couldn’t “live” without the dials but now I have my X-H2 properly set-up with the 7 custom modes.It’s like 7 different shooting situations. I can come back to M, A or S anything if I want too.My conclusion as a X and XT lines user since the beginning is that it needs some time to master the X-H2/X-H2S. If you start shooting right out from the box, you’re going to miss a lot.
Myself being a user of the XT series since XT1. I shoot mainly documentary style and I hated the tilt screen of the XT4 (hung on to XT3). Managed to get a used XH2 at a great price, set it up and used it for some real work. My verdict is that I can live without the ISO dial, the PASM C1-C7 is very useful for my work. Now it's just that damned tilt screen on the XH2 that i should live with. I shoot with 2 cameras and now I am torn between having 2 x XH2 or XH2+XT5.
I've never been this torn about camera gear since XT1. :(
EVF resolution was enough for me to choose the XH2. XT5 EVF seems fine until you try the XH2. The difference is night and day. XH2 has one of the best EVF’s on the market. And as someone that always uses their EVF this is huge for me.
Thanks for sharing
THANK YOU REGGIE.
I got up in the middle of the night to decide XT5 or XT2S. I watched your excellent video on the subject. XT5 it is.
Dick Barrett Albuquerque New Mexico
nice i'm glad!
Thanks, Reggie. I've been shooting with the X-S10 for several years and really like it. I mostly shoot with the 16-80 and the 70-300, also have a 10-24 which I'm learning to use. I'm not interested in the video side of things, mostly shoot stills while out on hikes, but thinking about the X-H2, mainly because I do like the PASM and the larger grip. I came directly from point and shoot cameras to the X-S10, so it was a fairly smooth transition. I'll probably even keep my X-S10. Cheers, Steve
I'd vote with X-H2 for the following reason.
- The fully articulating screen is better both for videos and photos IMHO. Most importantly, I can keep it closed 99% of the time for regular angle shots (not low or high), as I always use the view finder for pictures.
- The speed of the memory card on X-H2 is better. CFExpress is faster than SDcard.
- I always hated the teeny HDMI. I want a chance to get rid of that and go to regular HDMI
- Pasm vs not Pasm is a big deal for me. Regardless of the system, I control the variables of iso, shutter speed and f-stop.
The fully articulating screen is only useful for recording yourself. How many photographers even do that? Less than 2%? It’s much better having the screen central when flipped out. I can’t stand having it out to the side personally.
But each to their own.
Hi Regigie, do you think your xt5 autofocus is good enough to capture photos of your moving toddlers or do you use the xh2s for that? I have the xt4 and like the form factor, but I am so bummed when a shot is slightly out of focus. Please let me know, thanks!
I currently have an XT-3 and have no reason at the moment to spend any more money have recently purchased two lenses. But, the XT-5 at least sounds like a great next step when I'm ready. We'll see what happens to pricing down the road. I'm also not a "bleeding edge" type of buyer. I will be watching all the XT-5 shakedown videos to come!!
yeah no need to rush. i preordered so i can document the journey of using this cam
cool! thanks for sharing! I am still using x-t3 for my photo and video for my channel. I was thinking to get h2 due to flip-out screen for vlog style video, but x-t5 looks so good... i dont know what to do now...
it just depends on what you want to prioritize.
As a left eye shooter I would like to ask you it is comfortable to use the joystic on the X-H2(s)? Looks like it is too close to the center (EVF) and I am affraid I will hit my right eye constantly with a finger operating the AF selector. You so much for your imput.
I don’t really like the way the xh2 joystick is (it’s not really a joystick but more of a disk than you can move )
I was going to say that I'll go with the XT5 as soon as I can (that might take a couple of years) but your last comment made me stop. I have the XT3 so, besides the megapixels, what would be tha advantage of owning a XT5?
Thanks for your video! During your recap at the end, you commented that if you want the best photography camera choose the XH-2? I was a bit confused about that comment as you spent most of the episode touting the XT-5 for photography and the XH-2 as a more hybrid/video centric camera. I was hoping you could clarify what makes the XH-2?superior for photography. I am more interested about picture quality ie, texture, clarity, detail etc. pre-post! Is there a significant difference in picture quality between the two cameras, to the naked eye? Thanks
I didn’t say that. I just rewatched the video and I made it clear which is for stills and which is for flagship with video capability. So I think my conclusion is clear.
@@Reggiebphoto thanks again for your reply. I've just went to the end to listen to your conclusion around timestamp 7:55, and you said " if you want the true Flagship for stills and the improved resolution for video"... than the X-H2 is the way to go? No worries, I was just inquiring because I was trying to make up my mind between the two. I primarily do photography and may be 5% at most video, and I just wanted to know what made the X-H2 a better stills/photography camera and are the results apparent to the naked eye?
Yup, that means flagship with features and video capability. If stills is the priority the xt5 will be fine with some fringe improvements on the xh2
@@Reggiebphoto Great thank you
Hi Reggie, I have had the X-H2 for 1 month now and find myself thinking about the X-T5. I loved the X-T4. I love the grip and using the X-H2 but I find the buttons and PASM a little annoying. What should I do?
It’s all up to preference. What do you want to do?
Hi Reggie, Thanks for posting this,, curious did you pre order this? do you plan to use for your own family photos,? to me its a very appealing price point fuji xt5 vs 100V. Im really thinking to pre order xt5 and upgrade from xt2,, at first I was thinking 100V but those cameras are hard to get right now,
yup i did. i plan to use it as my photo centric camera when not using the x100v.
it looks like a great camera,, and definitely a nice upgrade from my xt2, i'll be purchasing this down the road , Thanks again for your response, all the best.
Long term XT3 user here, having some doubts with the X-T5 in a box in front of me! The difficulty in deciding is not really in the specs (a known quantity that favors the X-H2). The big question is - how does the handling of the X-H4 stack up to the X-T, can it be used in when the stakes are high (weddings / street / events / sport / wildlife) where autofocus mode switching and other settings need to be rapidly adjusted? Any thoughts on this?
Xh2 and xt5 will be same af
X-T5 will have twice as many features as my current camera which I consider to be very capable. You can't go wrong with the X-T5 even as a hybrid shooter. However X-H2 is more future proof. I just cannot decide between the X-H2S and the X-H2. Are the qualities of 8K video and 40 mpg stills in X-h2 really noticable when the images are cropped?
What makes you feel the X-H2 is more future proof?
@@Reggiebphoto Future as in 5 years from now: 8K video, the OVF, the added video features and the CF express card. Most cameras today including the X-T5 will forever function as a capable unit of course.
There are absolutely no advantages going for the X-T5 unless you prefer the top dials and tilt LCD. The X-H2 has so many advantages over the X-T5 for not too much more (only £200 more here in the UK).
Yup and in this video I shared that those are the main differentiators. The xt5 is not marketed to be better than the xh2 and the price reflects that
Was hoping they’d let you have early access to it but great video regardless :P
Yeah, unfornately, I'm not cool like that, haha.
@@Reggiebphoto it makes no sense, you're still one of the top results when searching fujifilm cameras last I checked.
Great video 👌 I’m a stills shooter so definitely the xt5 with that tilt out screen!!! And higher resolution lcd
agreed!
I got H2 , the best camera
I bought the XH2S a month ago. Now I've put my pre-order for the XT5 and I'm selling the XH2S.
The XT5 has all I want and miss from my former XT3: the dials, 3-way LCD, clickable front and rear wheels, M/C/S focus selector, 2 SD slots, etc. It is also lighter, has the 40 mpx sensor, new processor and new AF algorithms. It's almost perfect.
hahahahahahahah
Wondering if I occasionally use 100-400 Fuji lens if the grip X-T5 is a challenging issue for occasional bird and wildlife?
any 100-400 owners have any thoughts here?
I wish I knew - Have to go get my hands on them. I used to shoot 4x5 film and PhaseOne P45+ medium format digital. I'm downsizing everything (selling off all existing darkroom & camera gear, printers, scanners - all of it) Then I'm picking 1 camera and 3-5 lenses and that's it. Done. It has to be smallish because it's motorcycle travel.
So - about that tilt screen - why do you like it better than the fully articulated screen? Seem like you can accomplish the same things, so I must be missing something.
Currently own a XT-30 and looking for an upgrade. I'm a hybrid shooter and bummed the XT-5 doesn't have the articulating screen. I feel I must now get the XH-2 because the flip-out screen is important to me. Also considering getting a XT-4 since it's discounted at the moment and I don't do any pro work, mostly just travel photography and RUclips videos.
Sticking with xt3 for now. Will get either h2s or xt5. Really like battery grip because I do video. But I really prefer the style of the xt5 over the h line up. However that will be 1-2 years down the road.
Great video! Just switching to this system - what everyday street lens can anyone recommend to me? Something light, portable and versatile. I’m coming from an A7III.
Have to xt3 myself but I wanna grab that xh2 because I've got ham hands
I have the X-H2s with batterigrib and a and the X-T3 with grib. I use large lenses like the 200mm f/2.0 and the 100-400 for sports. My next body will be the X-H2 cause of the ability of Batterigrib! Gonna use it for portraits with the 50 mm F/1.0 ect.
I’ve been holding out on upgrading from my X-T3 which has been working great me for years now. I’m a bit on the fence about the X-T5, it seems promising but I think I need to see a solid enough improvement when it comes to AF (in the end result not just the detection, but that the camera actually focuses more accurately for fast-ish moving subjects), and when it comes to image quality. Will the trade-off between more megapixels and more hard drive space be justified? 26MP has for most use cases been more than enough for me so far. The crops in video are a bit or a downgrade compared to the X-T3, will that be balanced out somehow with other benefits on the X-T5?
Otherwise the main reason I would go for the X-H2(s) is the ability to use the custom modes to pretty much have 7 different cameras I can switch between very quickly…
the funny thing is, the custom modes could be mapped to the custom setting banks in the x-t5 if FujiFilm actually tweaked how their firmware works. I've been asking for this feature since the x-t3
@@Reggiebphoto yes but there will always be limitations in a body like the X-T3/5, since anything that is a physical dial could not be part of a custom mode. I’m talking drive mode, AF mode, iso, etc. Because then the setting on the dial and in the software would diverge and that would just break the whole experience of an X-T body. This is why nothing is locked to a physical dial in the X-H2, which pissed off a lot of people (like say with the AF mode) but made perfect sense from a usability perspective.
Have an X-T3 and been waiting for X-T5. Plan to preorder.
do it!
Proud owner of an X-T3 with no intention to upgrade anytime soon.
x-t3 is still solid
XT5 preordered !
same!
Thumbnail gold HAHAHAHAH
I really want to see an xt40 this year with a tilt screen like the xt100 :'>>
Thanks for the love
People go around saying that the XT5 is more photography focused like it wont work for videographers. well, in its price range it is the best video camera as well. it's just better at taking photos. that doesn't make it bad at videos or brings another camera from other manufacturer that is a better VALUE than the Fuji Xt series
I am happy to see a return to basics with that display
Just worried about the handling. I didnt like the handling on the X-T1, imo the X-T10 with its leather case handled way better.
This has the xt4 grip on xf1 sized body
I’ve got 3 X-T3s but they’ve been getting a little dodgy on me as of late. I think the internal batteries may be on their last leg so periodically my cameras will reset to factory settings which is annoying but not the end of the world. This issue has set me on a journey of contemplation as to whether or not I should purchase a new camera and which to choose from. I gave the 50R a test drive and loved the results if not the camera itself. I would LOVE to get into the GFX system but that comes with a whole new array of lenses and a hefty price tag for each on top of the $10,000 I’d need to get the GFX100 body I want. I guess if I sold ALL my XF gear that might put me in position to make that decision, but the X-H2 and X-T5 are very tempting for their cost effectiveness.
Stills are my bread and butter and while I make movies on the side I have no real desire to shoot video with my personal camera. I’ve always appreciated and enjoyed the aesthetics of the X-T line but the top dials do not lend themselves to smooth operation in event settings.
The X-H2’s dials and wheels are much more akin to the canon system I grew up on and make for a more seamless shooting experience. Also I’ve always liked the idea of stowing away my back screen and just using the viewfinder ever since the X-pro 3 came out but I simply cannot abide the rangefinder style.
All this to say I’m no closer to making a decision than I was before I watched this video. But thanks Reggie for all you do!
ah darn. i'm sorry ot hear. what questions do you need answered?
Have you had any experience shooting GFX? How would you compare that to the XH2/s?
Also the pixel shifting is intriguing and I’m interested to know if you’ve done anything with that feature.
I bought al, the new ones and will use them for different shooting day. I also have a xro3
Im biased I chose the XT5 - its dope ...its brilliant and I cannot fault it. Why I did I choose the Xt5...well I liked the dials. The analogue experience is brilliant. Style matters.
Do you think is any chance to get some of the features like animal eye tracking with firmware upgrade to the XT-4 ? That's the main reason I will update to the XT-5 ... I love taking dog photos and dogs in action.
i don't have any information on this unfortunately.
Been enjoying the XH2S after upgrading from an XS10.
If I could both
For my wants, the draw of the new XT5 is the smaller size, better IBIS, 3-way flip LCD and better battery life. I would have preferred sticking with the 26 mp sensor, as i fear the 40 mp sensor will have diffraction undermining the resolution, and likely more noise. But we’ll await the hard core sensor tests to see what actual performance is.
i wish it had the 26mp sensor stacked
I'm getting the XH2, because the X-T4 I currently have is quite hard to hold for a long time with heavy lenses. My middle finger hurts. I love my X-T4, but it is somehow ergonomically restricted.
Do you think they will release an XS20? What features would you hope for to make it worth it?
If I was Fujifilm, I would drop the price of XS10 down to $650 and try to flood the early /junior photographers market. Then release a 999 dollar XS10 with the new sensor and improved auto focus (somehow in the same small body)
the possibilities are endless. but you have some good ideas!
Does X-T5 has Image Stabilization? I own X-H2 and X-H2S and i pre-ordered a X-T5. But as a GFX User, i'm happy with XH2 for Focus on Stills and XH2S for Focus on Videowork. So for my, X-T5 is just Fan Service. And i like Fujifilm for doing that Fan-Service. High appreciated next Camera is X100 with 40mp Sensor. I hope this will happen 2023 😀
yup it does
I switch from Nikon to Fujifilm. I took advantage of a pre-order offer to get the XH2+ 16-80 for 2000$ but I hesitate to cancel and get the XT5+16-80... I would like an opinion
For better ergonomics and grip, XH2. I got the XT5 and managed to get a feel for the XH2 as well - XH2 just felt more comfortable and easier to grip. That is unless you are a woman/have smaller hands..
I am a photographer and don't care about video. I have an X-H1 and an X-T20, which I figured I would upgrade with one of the new releases. Everything else being pretty much equal on the stills side of things, what's most important to me? Grip, viewfinder and analog dials. So, X-H2 for grip and viewfinder, X-T5 for analog dials. Jeez. Maybe I'll just get another X-H1, which is a bargain on the used market.
If autofocus isn’t important to you than an xh1 might be just what you need
@@Reggiebphoto I use AF, but rarely using tracking. I'm pretty deliberate so maybe you are right! Keep up the good work.
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X-T5 for me.
yass xt5 x100v club
i love them so much I got one of each lol
Any chance of third party grips for the xt5? Was really REALLY looking forward to the xt5 but no grip is a major blow for how I shoot;(
if they do, they won't have power capability
Damn... after I pre-ordered a X-T5 after announcement, I cancelled this morning. Even though I am a huge fan of the X-T line, I ended up going with the X-H2... smh. The X-T5 was going to cover the photo-centric side of things and my recently acquired X-H2s would do most of the video heavy lifting. Well, for my use cases the larger bodied X-H cameras appear to be a better fit for me. I'm sure the X-T5 could get the job done and be much more compact with the dials and lovely tilt screen, but the extra features and ergos on the X-H2 was too hard to pass up. One of the toughest decisions I've had to make in a long time!
I have an X-S10 (love the deep grip) and I pre-ordered the X-T5. Thinking of canceling and getting an X-H2 for the ergos, viewfinder, and CF but I don't like the flip screen, no mcs switch, and I'd love an iso dial. An add on hand grip might help but.....TORN!
I'm still confused.
Looks like an awesome camera. Thanks for sharing.
thanks for watching!
Good comparison between the two. Time to have the IBIS im rooting for the xt5 from xt3 :)
yes!
Love the retro dials of my XT3 but now have to choose XH2 due to wireless photo transfer options and good video shooting features. I do both video and stills for commercial and corporate sectors. And I wish Fuji would design a body something like Sony FX3, all Pro features. Your videos are always interested Reggie, love from India
Question... What makes you think that the Sony FX3 has all "Pro" features? It's literally the same exact camera as the Sony A7SIII, but encased in a different body. It's only after the last FX3 firmware update where we saw much of any differences.
I don’t disagree with Pankaj, the X-H2/s in a film maker centric body would be awesome.
@@Reggiebphoto ... I don't disagree with his premise, either, just not the example he used. If Fujifilm were to do it I truly hope they would do more than what Sony did with the FX3, but that's just my humble opinion.
@@Reggiebphoto thanks 👍
What’s wrong with what they did with the fx3? The stripped it down to become very modular and able to be rigged out.
I would love to get the T5 as an upgrade from my XS10. But I don’t have ANY FUJI PRIME LENS to pair with it. So I would not take 100% advantage of the 40mp sensor, would I? Would Viltrox lenses will perform better on T5 than on S10? I could buy the T5 body only now and maybe later on (christmas maybe) get the 18 f1.4 or the 90 f2… what do you think?
the optimization only really plays a part when cropping in
THANK YOU WHAT A GREAT VIDEO
The grip on the x-h2 would sway me. The x-t line from Fuji is great aside from the skimpy grip that all the cams in that line posses.
I'll keep on the battle with my X-t3 🤘🏾👌🏾
nice!
I bought X-H2 because I was able to buy it before knowing the release date of the X-T5. My love of conventional dials and three-way tilt screen aren't enough to go through the hassle of swapping X-H2 for X-T5 at this point. For this generation, I'll pretend that I wanted to try PASM dial again along with attempting to embrace video (fifth attempt might be the charm).
In the UK, for £200 more, you get…
- better build quality
- better video specs
- better EVF
- better grip
- option to add battery grip
- full size HDMI and headphone out
I honestly don’t see why you’d go X-T5 unless you were a hobbyist who enjoys the slower dial setup.
Hey Reggie - wedding work - absolutely no video - what would you recommend - the H2S - or the XT5 ?. Personally I'm looking to get the highest and most accurate hit rate with auto-focus. Cheers sir :)
For autofocus the xh2s
Thank you Reggie, much appreciated sir 🙏🙏
lol no brainer xh2 coz its the same price as the xt5 in europe lol
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I’m ready and waiting for the X-Pro 4. It should be focused purely for photographers.
Curious to see what's in store.
Hello , please reply my comment . I would like to buy a new camera . Im a makeup artist . I need to shoot reels makeup video transition and take photo of my client and details of makeup . Which one i need to buy i still so confuse actually
need to wait for the full review and how the new AF performs
what af tests do you want to see?
@@Reggiebphoto continuous tracking and face/eye detect and tracking
Reggie: Thanks for doing this video, I'm getting the XH2 for better view finder, top plate display and the PASM dial, it suits my shooting style better.
Are you a hobbyist?
@@nivin3 Yes XH2 finally arrived
@@petercheng5240 so what do you think...is the AF better than previous models?
@@nivin3 I don't have a XH1 so can only compare to my XT3, the AF mode is generally faster and lock on subject better but I know how to use AF on my XT3 so it's not a lot better, there are lots of things to learn on the XH2 and it'll take some time but right now I really enjoy the large viewfinder.
@@petercheng5240 the evf is epic
I feel with xt5 with a heavy lens the camera will be tilting downwards and im not sure why they added the left dial, when they could have had it like the xpro3 combined
they didn't add a left dial. the x-t line always had a left dial