yes you can choose to shoot raw in the camera setting

I'm glad you like the video , i guess this year the xh2s will have some discount and make it a great camera to own!

To get the correct flange distance

this already is one of the smaller adapter out there, it is necessary because back in the day the DSLR have a movable mirror in between the back of the lens and the film (sensor in digital term) so the lens is design with this gap in mind and calibrate the focus distance based on this gap. The sensor of modern digital camera is very close to the lens, if the adapter is small it will change the gap between the back of the lens and the sensor which will mess up the focus of the lens significantly, and this is called the flange distance.

thats a shame, it is a good lens, i actually tried to clean lens myself but sometimes it can get a bit tricky, no guarantee that the lens can be 100% clean.

yes i found the nfd super sharp in general and they are great for street photography, thanks for sharing mate!

thanks man, I agree the FDs are some of the best value vintage lens out there for now, not the APSH one, they are crazy but those f2.8 ones are pretty good in terms of value.

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I agree, but a professional user know exactly what they need and don't need to think too much about getting the flagship. What I want to do with this video is to show for the normal consumers, people that might not need or care about the full size HDMI, CF express type B but are still interested to see if the stacked sensor would give a better image as a lot of youtubers had said and this is the only stacked sensor in the current fuji lineup, I am also super interested in the image out of this sensor but in real life I don't think the different is that big. plus I bought this with the hope that I can use it for work without switching system but it is not as reliable as i wish so i made this video before I sold it

yes i was surprised with the result too, i really thought the XH2S will wipe the floor of the XS20 when it comes to video...

yes the xs20 is good at everything and i think Viltrox makes good quality lenses for the fuji system

this model is not radioactive, someone tested a lot of lenes and made this guide, camerapedia.fandom.com/wiki/Radioactive_lenses

yes i use a 39 to 52 step up ring to adapt my nd filter

Yes you are absolutely right about these other features, but knowing you can get almost the same image out of the XS20, are you willing to pay the extra USD$1200 to get those features. Technically you can get the XS20 with the 23mm, 35mm and 50mm f2 trio for the same price as the XH2S body only, there is no right or wrong answer here, I’m just trying to tell myself I don’t need the most expensive gear and hoping to cure my G.A.S. At the end of the day I did buy both of these cameras and it is a lot of money… and about the thing u pointed out, IBIS i don’t find it to be better tbh, weather proofing is not too important to me because i don’t shoot in heavy rain, view finder is better in the XH2S but definitely not $1200 better, and I like the screen of the XS20 better than the XH2S, just personal opinion, have a nice weekend!

@@kenyudoit hey man i agree with you but what i ment to say it all depends on what is important to a person. If you are out and about a lot street / landscape photography you might want to chose something with weather proofing and strong body. Thats why i say it is not ONLY about image quality. I`m not a fuji user never have for yearsssss i uuse Nikon buut i`m not to happy the way Nikon went. First that silly Z-mount that for me a DX shooter makes totally no sense than now they uuse Z mount for so many years and have less than a handful DX lenses and for those who want to comment silly things like but youu can use FX lenses on a DX body i also know that buut why would i want to carry around or infest in FX lenses when i`m not going to buy an FX camera and i also dont want to carry all that extra weight. I have been looking at the XS 20 buut i`m to scared to take the step knowing about the autofocus problems Fuji has / had for so many months. Even though they seam to have fixed it according to many KZbinrs i see commenting about it this still scares me how can a company bring out firmware after firmware and making things worse. Is some one not doing their job over at Fuji or what ? I also look at Sony now but for DX theyy only make rangefinder style cameras which i dont feel comfortable to use. But on the other hand there is a lot good to say about Sony autofocus perfect and IBIS perfect I never look at Canon maybe because i used Nikon to long and there was always this rivalry between Nikon and Canon that still makes me feel i can not go to take that step (yes i know i`m being silly but it is my personal feeling) Have a great day and happy shooting with your Fujis

@ I agree with u, at the end of the day there is nothing more important than having a camera that feel right to u n fit your needs. For me I will always pick the camera that makes me want to pick it up and go shoot photos, I’ve used a lot of different brands in the past few years at work and felt for a lots of hype on KZbin. Fuji autofocus have been unreliable for years n I feel they r more focused to create hyped camera than fixing their existing cameras… I honestly had lost confidence in Fuji this year, for my personal use case, I have Fuji Sony and lumix camera but the camera I used most this year is the Sony a7cii, it is definitely not the best camera on paper but it just make me want to take it out and shoot, this is something no KZbinr can convince u with, so maybe try rent a camera to use for a few days before making any purchases just to have a feel of what u like and don’t like using a camera. Have a great day

@@kenyudoit Have a great day

IBIS is no worse than the X-H2S. Weather proofing sure, but you can work around that. As for the view finder it is good enough. I have tried the X-H2S, owned an X-T5 and just replaced it with an X-S20. Could not be happier. The sensor IS different, and to me feels more real with the X-S20 sensor. The 40MP is too "fussy" for me and the X-S20 just feels more natural to me. I can't quite put my finger on why - but it does

Yes, it is an underrated lens for sure

i shot raw and edited it in lightroom, recently I like the flexibility of shooting raw, because using recipe sometime will not turn out as nice as I imagine it will be

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Sorry I cannot give you a definitive answer but I can tell you my experience with my copy of the xs20, I have use it in light rain, it survived, I live in Hong Kong and it is quite hot and humid in the summer and I never had condensation issue, but I cannot guarantee it will be the same for you...

I live in Australia, quite hot as well. I use my X-S20 for vlogs, documentary work and talking heads. I haven't got any issues so far and I've been using it since the release date. Not saying it can't overheat, but in my experience it's not a real issue.

I think they are really hard to tell apart the more you look at them the more confuse you will get because they are so similar.

interesting, I thought the hood come with the lens

@ it should but there was a mistake and I couldn’t get a refund, still works fine however

First of all, thank you very much. I started off with fuji, the XT30 and the kit 18-55, after using and sell a bunch of bodies and lenses... I found the 18-55 kit lens have the best autofocus, so if you want to stay in with fuji, keep that lens. XS20 with the 18-55 kit, pairing that with a fast prime for night shooting will be a good start for video and travel filmmaking, To be honest I am not finding much benefit with Open Gate because I don't shoot those instagram talking head reels or anamorphic, and cropping that for 9:16 is still cropping out a lot of footage, I like posting the 3:2 as if it is a moving photo but that's pretty much it. the biggest upgrade from the XT30II for you will be the IBIS and the battery life. for the Sony 6700, I think it is a super good value for money, in my experience s-log3 grades easier than f-log2, the AF is still a lot better than fuji, especially touch tracking, I think Sony's AF will still be ahead of the competition for the next 2-3 years. The 4k 120p can only be use in bright day light, otherwise it will be very grainy. the second base ISO will be a little noisier than you expect so don't base your decision just on this one. one more thing is I have used the 18-55 sigma at work, the f2.8 is great but at 18mm there is a big distortion, I guess it is necessary to keep the size down and large aperture. They are both good cameras, fuji's problem is the autofocus and bad firmware update like the one in xh2s, Sony's problem is the camera will remain what it is without adding any new features like other brands. I hope this help you a little bit with your decision, let me know if you have other things you wanna discuss.

@@kenyudoit Thanks for the response! Quick update: I'm still on the fence. I got great deals for each lined up. $1250 for the a6700 with a 27mm TTArtisan, and $1200 for an X-S20 and 18-55. For Fuji, I also don't have a need for Open Gate right now, but eventually I want to shoot anamorphic. Battery life will be a huge plus however, and if I eventually upgrade I can keep lenses. As for Sony, limited firmware updates, but much better AF. Weather sealing is a plus. But glass is expensive and upgrade path would mean selling my APSC lenses, or buying Full Frame right now. I also don't care for AF joystick when there's touch to track. I'm gonna feel both in hand and make a decision within a week, your insight was very helpful!

@@mathewanaya2757 Glad to help, great deal on both the camera, try them both and see which one you like better.

Thank you, glad this video help, can use the extra money to buy some lens, lenses are expensive these day too.

thank you, this was shot in my home town, Hong Kong.

@kenyudoit Thanks. beautiful city!

So here is my thought process, I know the fuji camera used to have the same sensor in the same generation of camera up to generation 4, therefore the same IQ, but things change in generation 5, xs20 is using the older gen 4 sensor and the xh2s is using the one and only stack sensor that have 14bit read out and the dynamic range tested by cineD show the xh2s have 13.4 stops compare to 10.8 stops of the xs20. So i got curious and made this video to see what will happen in a real world test.

I wanted to sell it for a long time now, I got it at the beginning of the year hoping it can handle some of my work, coz i mainly shoot interview and instructional video for my university, I have to operate two cameras on my own so I really need it to be reliable, and I have waited for a few firmware update already I just really need the right tool for the right job, it covered the expense for my new camera and I am really happy with the new camera, video coming up with the new camera soon

In my use case it never overheated on me, I shoot on one card only and I only shoot 100Mbps, and I shoot short clips mainly on the street so I would say overheating is not a problem for me, i guess it will be different if you use it for longer shoot in professional environment.

@ I am actually looking for my first Fuji camera, I mainly want to use it to shoot some pictures on my vacations 🙂 I’m still looking at different models, but with all these options it gets hard for me to find what I really need

@@stan6852 if u mainly want to shoot photo, every camera that Fuji is selling will take great photos, so I suggest u go to a camera store and play around with the different cameras and see which one u like base on the look and feel and price, I would recommend u getting a model with IBIS, because once u have the camera u will shoot some video, and without in body stabilisation, the video will be so shaky u will think the camera is broken. I think camera manufacturers have to wake up and see the phone’s camera r so good nowadays that intuitively user will expect the video coming out of their camera to be stable and looking great, hope this help

yes, in a sense it is good for us customers

Awesome, you are going to love it.

@kenyudoit best all rounder camera

yes i thought the night shots will have bigger difference too, but I tested, but not 100% confident to include in the video that both camera don't have a second base iso so i guess thats why the different is not as big as we thought it will be

It's not officially listed in the s20, but 3200 is second base iso. Test it.​@@kenyudoit

Thank you!

thank you very much

yes both are great but the value of the xs20 is crazy comparing the two.

@kenyudoit im looking for the xm5 for the video specs too

@@alexisrivero6790 xm5 is basically the xs20 without IBIS, stablization is something that once you had used it before you can't go back to cameras without it, especially if you want to shot video out and about, I guess look out for deals for the xs20, it got the better grip, better battery life and a few more buttons

turn on focus peaking, it will be your best friend for using manual lens, I turn it on low and the colour red. I use low because if you set it on high, many things will seems to be in-focus, and then use the punch in to focus function in your camera, most camera brand will have that under "focus assist", finally you need to think about the shot before you film, what do you want to focus on and pre-focus before you roll the shot. I hope this help and feel free to reach out again if you have anymore question.

Thank you very much, i used the plugin Dehancer to simulate the Kodak Vision3 250D film

you can still use focus peaking in still mode

yes they are hand held shots

@@kenyudoit thanks for replying

Happy to hear you are enjoying the xs20, it is I think the best value in the current fuji lineup, and it have the best grip, it just feel nice to shot with.

yes I think it is good that third party manufacturers keep coming up with great value lens, give us more choices.

Glad you like them!

Agree, i think the more important factor is what do you enjoy carrying around with you.

Hi, thank you for the question, i would say the 1.8 is not that much different from the f2 at isolating the subject, or low light. If you are considering the fuji f2 and TTartisan f1.8, I would say the fuji f2 is a better lens overall, from the build quality to size and weight and the performance. To be honest I bought the TTartisan just because it was cheap and I thought it would be fun making this video, I haven't really use it afterward, the minimum focusing distance was quite an inconvenience, for example if you want to take a photo of your food, you will have to lean quite far back from your chair to take the photo, if it is 50mm it will be okay because you will be quite zoomed in, but for a 35mm it is kind of annoying and because it is their first few auto focus lens, i think it will be refresh in a year or two. So if you want a lens to keep i would say the fuji f2 is a better choice, I would get one second handed because if you don't like it you can pretty much get what you paid for back but i could say so to the TTartisan. hopefully this can help you and feel free to reach out again if you have other questions, thanks

@@kenyudoit thank you for your detailed reply. really appreciate it!

@@geedee3817 you are welcome😃

thats very good to know, i got this second hand i suspected i might have got a bad copy, now i can confirm that, thanks

Same I have a copy and it doesn't produce any vignetting at all at 15 mm

Yes

@@stanleygabrel1045 Thank you!