Fujifilm X-H1 Review: Fujifilm’s Best Mirrorless Camera 2018
Fujifilm X-H1 is an updated X-T2, with the same 24MP APS-C sensor, X-Processor Pro image processor and most performance features.
The new X-H1 features a new video mode with higher bitrate DCI 4K (4096×2160) codec, internal F-Log and Fujifilm Eterna-based film simulation https://jiji.ng/22-rechargeable-fans mode. The touch screen also allows you to change exposure settings without having to rotate the display.
Fujifilm’s X-H1 is a high-tech, powerful camera that meets all the requirements of a modern photographer, however, due to fierce competition, the price reaches $1900 (118,000 rubles).
Fujifilm X-H1 has improved design
The X-H1 has a new body that is larger and more durable than the X-T2. The grip for the hand has become deeper and more reliable. The lens mount has also been redesigned to better withstand impact and damage.
The new Fujifilm X-H1 design is also more comfortable than the X-T2. A large eyecup makes it easier to use the 3.69 million-dot electronic viewfinder. The shutter button sits more naturally on the handle and is wider than the small X-T2 shutter button.
The front and rear dials, used for exposure settings and some functions, have increased resistance. This reduces the number of accidental adjustments.
The lack of an exposure compensation dial won’t be to everyone’s taste, but removing it has made room for a top secondary monitor that offers more settings than conventional LCDs on other cameras. The screen on the X-H1 can display information in either white text on black or black on white, and is backlit for visibility in the dark.
The redesigned body also features a new battery compartment that improves ergonomics for both vertical and horizontal shooting, and its top surface is lined with felt to prevent scratches.