My favorite Fujifilm camera design? - Fujifilm X-H2 Design & Handling Review

[@chadbalonick1784]

Been using it for about two weeks now. Absolutely brilliant.

[@granitfog]

A comment was made that the ISO and Shutter dials (from Xt4 ad XH1) are missing on the XH2, but no mention on who those functions are set (along with exposure compensation) on the XH2. Consulting the linked texts similarly did not iluminate the issue.

[@keen6808]

Very good and useful video (helps to make a choice - final). But it would be better if the table was grayish and the viewing angle was wider.

[@wffj-tv2652]

When is this camera going to actually be for sale to the public?

[@MrSolidair]

it is already for months

[@joesayle2213]

I just had a look on your website with the Comparometer. The Fuji sensors compared to say Sony are muddy and have less contrast and not very good at resolving detail. Even the Canon R7 is much nicer. Also the website is an amazing resource. Thanks for the hard work.

[@wffj-tv2652]

While resolving detail is essential for large format posters of eyelashes being viewed from 6 inches away with a magnifying glass, that is just one use for a camera. Most people do not pixel peep pictures at 300%. Standing back and looking at the picture normally would show the Fuji perhaps to be more "cinematic" while Sony and Cannon are more "clinical." However, that is all subjective and the individual photographer has to choose the right tool to achieve the final result desired - and a tool that is functional and comfortable to use. Sometimes that job might call for a softer image with the light blended in the proprietary way only Fuji sensors and Fuji lenses can do. But, every photographer envisions the subject in a different way so there is no one correct camera that would apply to all situations and all photographers.

[@MrSolidair]

You have no idea what you are talking about.

[@MrSolidair]

You better leave this planet....