Why you scrunch your face like that? Over emphasizing

Hi! Would you say it is complicated to focus manually for video?

How's the 240p on the XT4 compared to the XT5?

The fuji Xh2s was the best camera I had ever used it was just a perfect everything camera,I regret selling it and buying Sony FX3.

I love my X-T2, my X-e1, and my x100s. Beautiful colors, but my X-H2S had very mediocre AF, not even close to my OM1. From what we see online their firmware it just keeps getting worse, which is crazy. Get your act together Fuji! I returned the X-H2S while I still had time. If I hear they've fixed it then I'll be back, but Panasonic which just moved to phase detect AF is way better already than Fuji. I wonder if the Xtrans sensor has issues or limits AF performance?

Tip for you, since you are new to Sony, turn the electronic first curtain shutter off on shutter speeds over 1/2000 of a second, it messes with the bokeh some. You can look this up for more information. It's already on by default in your A7RIV. The A7RV has the same image quality, there is no reason for the extra upgrades unless one really wants the AI focus and 10 bit video. I have the A7IV as well, for video. But honestly, you can do so much with the A7RIV, even with video. The content is much more important than the gear but having a nice tool like you have can really last you a long time. Don't fall for upgrading it or anything, you'll get trapped in materialism and lose the whole point. Which can be a danger to photographers, especially these days. There are people still using a Canon 5D Mark ii taking better photos than most people. Of course with 61 Megapixels when you do crop and want it sharp at 1:1 you gotta be more steady with it, sometimes faster shutter speeds help. Some people say this isn't true but it is true if you crop. This is a good reason to get into lighting too. Godox has some nice strobes that don't cost a lot of money. I got my first strobe not long ago, that way you can use really fast shutter speeds, even outside and light it up well. Inside I use a flash but it doesn't have that flash look, I always bounce it off the ceiling or wall, whatever looks right. So I rarely go over ISO 100 or 200 and that gives you the full ability of 61 megapixels. Because once you get too high in ISO you can't tell much of a difference but at lower ISO you can. You are very fortunate to have a camera like that. Use it well. Don't get another one until you've used it to the point it might not even work. :-)

The smallest lens is the Fujifilm XM-FL 24mm f8, but its manual focus, and made of plastic. It does have 3 filters built-in.

For years I'm using Fujifilm for professional work and it's working very well!!!

It certainly is worth it! I have 2 of them and 2 X-H2's. and a couple of XT3's. We used the XT4 for many of our videos, from VOGUE to ELLE to Bazaar to Grazia and the output is outstanding. Great kit!

Im owning the XH2 and the XH2s and both are terrible in terms of autofocus. even the h2s with her stacked sensor. its a shame. ill guess ill switch to sony too when the a7v is on the horizon. Imagine that the a7r4 and the a7iv with their "older and not ai" based AF system are working better than the fuji flagship XH2s. its rly a shame

I have thr Fuji X-H1 and love the video from it. I never had an issue ever with it. I actually shot a bunch today and it came out incredible. I use the fuji for run and gun and when I do not need raw recording. I love the photographs it produces as well. My go to is the Nikon Z8 but I do not think I will ever sell my little fuji.

I recently got the a6700 and it’s nearly impossible to not be in focus it’s that good.

Ill take em! Ive been shooting Sony and Conon and it got incredibly stale and boring. Ive never been happier to pick up a camera after switching. I do shoot film though as well, so that's a large part of it. My XT3 with 70s Olympus Zuiko glass creates images right out of camera that my other bodies will never be able to replicate, for me, that's a very big reason to bring it everywhere and truly enjoy it in manual mode with manual focus. For my work shoots, I use the Sony, but my god is it boring lol.

I like to think of Fuji as my hobby camera (for sparking joy), and use my Sony gear for pro work &/or I need it for a shoot/shot I couldn’t do with my Fuji. Sony’s tech is just too damn good

Now I'm watching this one and might go with Sony instead of Fujifilm... LOL!

Rad vid! My bud who does pro shoots for real estate out in Maui recommended this camera to me. I'm just getting started, and only using for promotional shots for my property in Joshua Tree, CA and looking to get this camera!

i love that broll bro. keep it up

I don’t use my a7rv at 61 MP. I will for specific situations but the autofocus is what I paid for

Below average AF, plasticky fake retro metal body, but crazy expensive price. Even film simulation, which was the only reason to use fujifilm, is no longer their advantage.

I just sold my XH2 and XT3 and most of my lenses. I kept my infrared modified X-Pro 1 and the 16mm 1.4. One of the things I like to shoot are long exposure rocket launches and the time having to clean up hot spots was frustrating. Not to say to I don't get them with Canon, but its a lower amount. I really wanted to like the XH2 and it is a great camera for most people. But the small little things like this always had me choosing my Canon R. So decided I did not need to keep both systems.

Valid. As someone who only used Fujifilm for personal stuff and other brands for professional work, the reason I left Fujifilm was the size and weight didn't make sense anymore for a casual every day carry bit of kit. It's a struggle to find a body that's significantly smaller/lighter than competitor full frame options. So in a way most of their line up has has all the negatives of full frame and all the negatives of aps-c. I mean the a7CII with the Zeiss 35f2.8 is about the size of the X100VI, which is mind boggling. If they could get that value proposition right and have a few more cameras aimed at the casual carry market then I can see myself recommending them for at least personal photography. So far it seems like they have bottled both sides of the fence.

Brilliant music video

Why do i use a fuji GFX 100s ii ...102mps 😂don't forget the 2...if it was 99 mps ..yeah nah lol. I like image quality I can afford it I sell work and have done well with it The new 100s ii is amazing GFX.... I loved my XT5 but missed dynamic range The GFX 100s ii is bloody amazing 😮 The dreamy meduim format makes me drool 🤤 People that say megapixels donr matter 🙄.....yeah they haven't used one It's more challenging to use ...the more mps means the camera needs more challenges.

You're like little Ricky Gervais ;)

Im still debating between a Sony A7 IV and a Sony A7R IV

Oh Sony boooooo lol. More power to ya. I'm subbin

I remember back in 2001, people were calling Nikon D1X 6MP was overkill and 3MP was a sweat spot. People were saying. "what's next? useless 12MP???" Also I remember so many so-called enthusiastic photographer were refusing the idea of having video function in digital cameras. 20+ years later, those perspective changed so much!

I HATE the hate like if you ever compare the a9 and a1 yoiu can see the difference in resolution....... if you want high end resolution yes theres a difference this isnt samsung grain of sand size 600 megapixel cameras

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The only Fuji camera I wish to own is the X-T5 and that’s just for hobby street photography and short video clips if I need to. If I wanted a camera for any professional or serious content creation I would choose either a full frame Sony or Canon.

I think you're just a bad professional if fuji isn't cutting it for you lol

For my professional photography work, I just use single point focus, I would never buy a camera just because it does have amazing autofocus. I think people rely a lot on technology

Just recently move to Sony too. I’ve got issue with AF and focus peaking (when use with manual lens) even it already show to be focusing. However the fuji color and tone is amazing. Hope they could solve the focus issue soon 😢

Autofocus is the main reason I switched from Fuji, I had the xt4 & it was jus too many misses for me

If you wanted to shoot mostly video, you needed the X-H2s. I've never had "dead pixels" on my X-T5 or my X-H2s. Only an occasionally dirty sensor. Anyway, have fun with the boring Sony! ;) JK mate, whatever works for you is what you should use!

Do the dead pixels appear after the camera gets warm? I own an XH1 and the XT3 and I never noticed a dead pixel. I'm not looking for them, but I use magnification while focusing, so I guess I would probably notice it. I understand your position. I own a Fuji system, an old Nikon apsc system and a Canon full frame system, so I can combine based on my needs, but I can't see myself selling the Fujis, without buying new ones. Actually I'm planning to buy an old Xpro1 for 400 euro. :)

The autofocus is much better with Sony/Canon/Nikon, these models are better suited for professional work. As a hobby photographer, the autofocus of my old XT-2 is really sufficient for me, although I rarely film videos. For me, the advantage of my Fuji is its more compact dimensions with lenses and overall lower purchase cost.

Probably my second favorite Fuji lens. I threw it on the X-T5 and it has been amazing no lie.

It's true. Autofocus is an issue. I own the X-H2. Took it once for a professional job and now I use it for stock photography and personal use.

The a6700 has faster af , uncropped 4k60 , better rolling shutter at half ( 30 vs 15 , xt3 has 20 ) Fx30 has that but lost out a bit on the faster af , but has xlr support and a built in fan

Auto focus is must for me, Fuji is mainly for amateurs to be honest.

Thank you for sharing your experience. I'm still waiting for the market to settle, to decide my migration to mirrorless. I'll wait until next year. Fuji was one alternative, but the reliability thing and the price / performance ratio was not right. There are reasons why pro photographers mostly use Canon and Sony and some Nikon now.

My friend also switched from X-T5 to Sony but A7RV I considering switching from my X-T3 too, but idk to what camera, leaning towards Lumix S5II x, since they finally got phase AF, and I don't have a budget sadly :(

Sounds like you need to buy a sensor cleaning kit and make sure you dont have any dust inside it. That might remove the spot on your videos.

i bought an XT-3 for pennies and I love it. its got actual sensor damage but I print a photo once every few months - like if I love the shot that much I’m ok with doing a few touch ups. I also mostly take photos of interesting rocks so I can live with the autofocus though sometimes it also drives me nuts. sometimes something exciting is happening and Id rather have captured the shot even if it is blurry but it wont snap if the focus isnt locked and that drives me bananas

Considering upgrading from my very solid and reliable X-T2 / X-E3 combo. I like to change brands once and a while, but it can be a bit of hassle. Will continue to follow your channel to see how your new experience with Sony goes. Congrats!

For video work Sony FX30 is the most affordable right now in the market, 10bit 4:2:2 4k120 with dual card slot, but if you want FF go for a7S3, ZV E-1 is cheaper but it has some issues with overheating. There is something of a sony color that makes it more "dramatic and cinematic" you will love it. you should try to sell your XT4 too imo, there is no need to hold on to Fuji's camera, Sony color is great if you know how to grade its footage/raw. The only thing that I think fuji do better (aside from all of your opinion) is it retain much better highlight compare to sony, I'm been using a74 for awhile now but the highlight is not that good, its not clipping its just not as good as fuji, the shadow is much better tho.

Dentro del mundo profesional hay que saber diferenciar entre el equipo adecuado para video y para fotografía! Básico!

i got same problem with fuji so i only use fuji for photograph and sony for video recoding

Deal breakers mean you gotta go. Fuji cameras don’t cut it? You gotta go. Hot pixels? The sensor needs to be fixed. Replace the sensor. Unhappy customer? Gotta go. Prefer full frame? Gotta go. Unreliable? Gotta go. Annoyed? Gotta go. Disappointed and let down? Bye bye Fuji. Mask On Nurse Marty (Ret)