Sony a6700 vs Fuji X-S20 || Who Will Be CROWNED Crop Sensor KING??

[@thefilmalliance]

Which two cameras would you like to see compared next?

[@JZapata1987]

You're so sexy 💘

[@averagejoe6451]

Vc !

[@new2guitarplay96]

You mentioned that the Fuji was able to add a fan? Would you please share a link to it? Amazing video! Thank you

[@DrWasim]

The amount of work and effort behind this video is astounding. Amazing job!

[@thefilmalliance]

Thank you Dr Wasim. I appreciate that you recognize the front end thought/effort/research/testing that went into this one. It was fun but challenging.

[@fotografalexandernikolis]

@@thefilmalliance Astounding work on the production quality yes, but way too little actual research done beforehand. I'm not trying to be rude, but so many of you KZbinrs are way too quick at making the video itself before actually learning how the stuff you're making the video about works. You DID put an amazing effort into the video production itself, but you didn't spend enough time trying getting the actual foundation (information) right. Try the other way around.

[@binmabuse2987]

right

[@SandaMaksla]

Switched from Sony system to Fuji. I still have a lot to learn, but I'm very happy with my choice. I think the Sony is excellent if you have to do a lot of post-processing afterwards. If you want to get almost ready-made material from the camera and use it immediately, then Fuji has won.

[@1will4783]

Really appreciate your informative comparison. I decided to get the Fujifilm X-S20 after waiting for both to release the newer models & been absolutely loving it. I'm just a regular Joe, who runs a trucking company & always like photography since my 1st camera a Yashica loan from the University. Thks for all you do, "ESPECIALLY " being unbiased in your analysis of other systems even though you a Sony shooter. Blessings

[@thefilmalliance]

That was a nice comment. I don’t blame you on the X-S20. It’s a fun little camera

[@haruhidaso]

As just a casual shooter, it’s hard to beat Fuji in my opinion. I don’t shoot raw and do not want to do any post processing what so ever, so the film simulations that Fuji provide is really fun with very little effort. I wonder why other companies don’t provide more profiles? Sony has S-cinetone which is nice, but even just 5 more useable fun profile for casual shooting would do wonders for 95% of casuals camera enjoyers.

[@danielbogos263]

Exactly. ...."casual photographers"...thats the key difference. If I want to have fun and shoot my family I would take fuji. If I have a client, especially and event, wedding, etc I would pick sony. I have both systems and trust me....I am afraid to take fuji to shoot a wedding😂😂

[@thefilmalliance]

I can’t agree more. Give us something like Eterna or a cinema profile.

[@thefilmalliance]

Great point. I would like to go hobby filming with the Fuji but when it comes to client work, it will only be Sony Acam and Bcam

[@mamunoz23]

I Have the 6700 but would consider myself a casual user I would have loved to have films simulation and for that reason for a casual shooter the XS 20 would be the way to go I do intend on leveling up and being more than just a casual shooter Messing with raw and S log so I am still content but it would be nice to get film like pictures straight out of camera

[@kicyiu]

This is very subjective. I have both system and for casual I still prefer to bring my Sony over the Fuji because it is more reliable and compact.

[@g3rmany600]

The X-S20 definitely has more of a filmic look. I really like it.

[@abhilashh11]

exactly 🎉

[@eazyasyoulike]

The X-S20 footage just looked more pleasing to the eye in most cases

[@donwilliams6266]

Me too. I can't get over how he was heaping praise on the sony, while the fuji was clearly better.

[@tobiasbekkerstrugg5159]

@@donwilliams6266 yeah the colours are insane on the fuji, like some sort of LUT is applied to all of it

[@ruok-l5t]

You can shoot open gate 3:2 video with the XS20. That's 6k instead of 4k. That alone is a big win for video or cinematography

[@sardanapalos]

@@donwilliams6266 not sure he praised sony for the picture profile, he said the opposite, that picture profiles are much better on fuji... what you see and like in the fuji is just a picture profile nothing more

[@silverb5s4]

@@donwilliams6266 chiming in on this, he was extremely unbiased despite being a sony user. He articulates the exact points you mention here right at the end 25:15 Great review, we all love cameras but let's agree he did better than anyone else covering this comparison :)) cheers +1 sub

[@tristandu1776]

Love the super straightforward introduction at the beginning!

[@thefilmalliance]

Thank you, normally I try to be a little more creative but we had a lot of ground to cover

[@erklaervideo-agentur-operi]

You got me at the end with the colors and open gate. When you show the "straight out of camera" material, I think the fuji colors are bolder. I had a6400 before and I like sony, but yeah I think the xs20 makes it

[@MrRafalEn]

I am a Fuji user and lately I shortly tested a6700. My findings were better IBIS on A6700 and option of Catalyst Browse is such a great feature. I will take that extra step and ditch gimbal totally. Autofocus was another big one. People are saying that Fuji is catching up but nope they are not. With Fuji you always have that little devil on the back of your head that is saying "maybe this shot is out of focus or maybe not, maybe you just lost this crucial moment of your beloved kid blowing candles on their second birthday party". It was such a liberating feeling when I tested A6700 and I knew that everything will be perfectly in focus especially in video. Colors for photos it's a tie where with RAWs I easily got great colors from both. Colors in video I preferred Fuji by a lot but I totally don't know how to setup Sony. I find it strange that you mention magenta cast on Sony (is that in S-log specifically ?). My experience is still yellow/green cast in Sony while Fuji many times have too much magenta especially on skin tones (perfect example of this is in latest video of Camera Conspiracies about Viltrox 75 f1.2 - he compares Fuji to A7SIII). As mentioned in this video you really need to be cautious of highlights in Fuji as they are really easy to blow out. Fuji is more ergonomic but I really love smaller rangefinder style of Sony plus weather sealing. Rolling shutter, 4k120, 4k60 with no crop and photo/video switch are also big pluses for A6700. LCD screen is a big plus for Fuji though - makes shooting experience much nicer in daylight. Although I love Fujis colors and fun factor I think I will switch to A6700 or A7C II. Autofocus being the biggest reason.

[@shephyk.u2573]

Hi I own a 6300 alpha and with few lenses ( am not a professional), is t worth switching to fuji xs20? Or 6700?

[@MrRafalEn]

@@shephyk.u2573 It really depends what you are looking for in a camera. If you shoot stills or do some video as well. Do you shoot people, street, sports. What kind of lenses you already have. I can tell you on my example that I shoot X-E3 + 35 f1.4 since 6 years. Now I have kids which are very demanding for autofocus and wanted to do some video as well. Those are the only reasons why I look for an upgrade, especially video as X-E3 without IBIS is not very well suited for this task. Apart from that I wouldn't change as sensor technology shows nothing new. Meaning you won't gain great improvements in image quality. Usually it is better to invest into lenses and travel unless current body is limiting you severely.

[@masterblimpy]

Agree I don’t trust Fuji AF.

[@RoamingDoctors]

​@@shephyk.u2573better buy lenses

[@CRaul87]

Just go a7cii of you switch

[@TyeMorrisVlog]

12:25 This is one of those little things that doesn't seem like much until it really gets in the way when it matters. It's one thing that I really appreciate about my a7iv: when the articulating screen is folded out and tilted the EVF sensor is automatically disabled.

[@thefilmalliance]

Exactly! It’s the real world usage that highlights this stuff. It could be a decision maker for someone. I love the A7IV

[@DaJayDM]

I have an xs20 and what i did to resolve this issue was customize the button to the right of the evf to be a toggle between the display, evf, or sensor.@@thefilmalliance

[@jeremiahkuehne2400]

@@DaJayDMon the X-H2s there’s a button by the viewfinder that does that by default. On my a7iv I turned off the EVF for that same reason and now I can’t be bothered to dig through the menu to turn it back on 😂

[@EagleEye789]

Yes! The button next to the EVF does toggle through the automated setting or EVF/Screen only, at least on my Fuji.

[@johnnyr-518]

For beginners, I might lean towards recommending sony over fuji. I use the xs20 but it works for me because I've not been pampered with sony autofocusing powers so fuji felt sufficient from my previous nikon dslr and olympus camera. However, I already had the pleasure of trying out sony auto focusing system from A1 and a7iv and it is alien technology (ridiculous!). I'm not selling my fuji though, love the film sims and flexibility of having a huge community sharing their recipes.

[@stephentalent]

I have an FX3 & a ZV-E1 but bought an X-T5 for stills (the X-S20 was not out or I would have got that instead). The Fuji stills experience its second to none. Not only can you shoot with the gorgeous simulations, but if you shoot in RAW you can apply simulations after the fact on your computer. But I dislike the video out of the X-T5. It is too sharp (like the 4k on the A7IV); I just love - for video - the inky, organic look from the FX3/ZV-E1 (& AzS3/FX6) sensor. Sony for video & Fuji for stills! Awesome video BTW; just so much value here (as there always is with your videos). Thank you !

[@thefilmalliance]

Yes, I agree about the film simulations

[@tomdom5846]

I agree, Fuji X is great on video but not as satisfying as the Sony FX3 or 6. However I tried recently the Fuji GFX100II on various photo and video shoots.. After the first few shots I just immediately fell in love with the camera. I very very highly recommend it, especially if you have the ecosystem to support it ! If not, Red, Canon or Sony is probably the way to go.

[@hallucinationltd]

I've been researching this for months and this is by far the most comprehensive video on it - thanks! The side by side footage makes me lean Sony, but then the open gate + simulations got me leaning Fuji. Such a hard choice between these 2.

[@thefilmalliance]

Thanks for the compliment, appreciate it! I put a lot of work into it, hoping it helps people out. Good luck on your big decision!

[@undakawawienzivi3166]

Thank you very much for your work ❤️👍

[@peterwilson4248]

The side-by-side camera brand's delivery speed, pace and overall presentation were excellent! Good content quality and I can imagine a lot of effort went into preparing this video, enough for me to surely appreciate.

[@thefilmalliance]

Thanks man, appreciate it and glad you enjoyed it

[@grafixnetz]

Great comparison. Thanks!! I have the X-S20, upgraded from the X-S20 and I also own the X-H2. Menu issues: I add those difficult to find menu items to the MY menu slot at the bottom of the menu list. Don't know if Sony has this feature. AF: Sony wins hands down if for the simple fact that Fuji separates face/eye detection from subject detection. I have to customise a button to switch between them. Fuji has auto subject detection but only in fully automatic mode. Perhaps this will change in a firmware update. The X-S20 has the best AF of all Fuji cameras. Bottom line from the comparisons I've seen: Sony for AF, Fuji for image quality and the film simulations.

[@thefilmalliance]

Ah ha thanks for telling me, I love Fuji cams

[@ancient3186]

Hi can you tell me which camera to buy as my first fuji camera? xs20 or xh2?

[@grafixnetz]

@@ancient3186 Depends on budget and purpose. The X-H2 is a weatherproof workhorse. However, you'll be dealing with 40mp files. That means you'll also need more disk storage space. The X-S20 is more than capable of doing what the X-H2 can in MOST respects. The only real drawback I have for the X-S20 is lack of weatherproofing. I like that it's smaller. I now have both and it would be difficult to say which one I would sell. I USE the X-s20 more. Hope that helps.

[@Eyeofkamau]

Great video! Both wonderful cameras, but I disagree about them being close when it comes to specs. Here are the notable advantages of each from my understanding. According to this, I’d say it isn’t as close as it may seem XS20 ($1,299): -Shoots 4k DCI 24/30/60, and 6k 24/30 -6k Open Gate recording -Shoots True 24 frames per second -Has ProRes Raw recording output -Nearly 3x the burst capability (30fps v 11fps) -16bit raw files (stills) v a6700’s 14bit. -Uncompressed RAW shooting (non existent on the sony) -*Automatic* Subject Detection (birds, planes, bikes, cars, insects, people, dogs, etc) -Compatible with fuji’s cooling fan attachment -Built in flash -80% higher resolution LCD -50% more battery life (which is a huge difference in the field) -Premium APSC lenses -Has a joystick -$100 less A6700 ($1,399): -4k 120 (although at a sensor readout smaller than m4/3) -No crop 4k 60 -Able to use Sony’s fullframe lenses -Focus breathing compensation -Autoframing in video -Import LUTs -Better autofocus performance

[@ShajiCee]

Is the fuji 4k60 with no crop like 6700

[@Eyeofkamau]

@@ShajiCee nope! Thanks for reminding me. Added that to the list of the sony’s advantages

[@danielvipin7163]

Fuji's buffer and shutter speed is way better vs Sony.

[@zdddddd]

where I live(Turkey) sony a6700 is 1750 USD, fuji x-s20 is 1230 USD. Huge deciding factor.

[@kralmidas]

​@@zddddddben de bunu dusunuyorum.Adamlardaki gibi 100 dolar degil fark.Ama xs20 de stokta görünmüyor.

[@SingularityEngine]

Impressive production value. I can see you put a lot of effort into this.

[@TimKeh]

As an X100F user I prefer Fuji colors for photos, but for video the Sony wins hands down - better autofocus, better stabilization, better framerates.

[@thefilmalliance]

Hi Tim, well said. I’m not Fuji user but it was a lot of fun to use

[@johnperrone209]

Excellent video! Appreciate the level of detail with side by side comparison. No need to watch any other reviews on these two cameras. Thanks

[@withoutpassid]

Finally, a superior content (beside superior visualizing effect as always).

[@philsgarage64]

One of the best test (if not the best) I’ve seem on the X-S20 vs another camera. Once again, a great great job. I trust you in your analyse as I used the ZV1 and all DJI pocket family and always came to the same conclusions as yours. Thanks so much for your fantastic job which is not only complete and accurate but also nice to watch.

[@nazmulchowdhury2208]

What a detailed and unbiased review! Thank you as always !

[@silverb5s4]

great video. the flow was excellent, tone, back and forth between both cameras. 10/10 !! appreciate your channel

[@TicketToLiterature]

The video I needed...totally satisfied with the way you presented everything 👍

[@GaryJahman]

Great comparison and both are great tools. Which one is the best one depends on your own ecosystem. If you have a full frame Sony then you can actually mixed things and it will look pretty much the same.

[@thefilmalliance]

Hi Gary, I can’t agree more. I think one Sony lens would dictate purchasing the a6700 rather than selling it and picking up a Fuji ecosystem

[@kenilev_photographer]

there's a button right beside the EVF meant for switching between EVF and LCD

[@thefilmalliance]

Thank you

[@timhedrick8321]

Thank you for demonstrating the amazing capabilities of both cameras. New DSLRs are so good, it's hard to go wrong with either Sony or Fujifilm.

[@brennanIX]

There wasn't any DSLR cameras in the video?

[@TitusAndronicus]

I knew this was going to be an epic comparison, and you, Sir, delivered 😀 Great video and thank you very much for the work. I think I am going to stick to Sony for now, I sold my 6600 recently and will switch to the 6700. The new somewhat more organized menu, the ability to import luts, better stabilization plus the Catalyst Browse option are my main reasons for the switch.

[@madmancasacreativa3]

Went for the A6700, extremely happy. Never looking back.

[@thefilmalliance]

Good choice

[@digitalimagestall]

After using Canon for all my pro life as a shooter in different realms for 20 years, had switched to Sony from A7mark 1. Love everything about Sony ecosystem, even my TV is a Sony. But at the ripe age of 55, switching to Fuji for video mainly as it seems to be the only platform where I can tweak my nostalgia. Few. Cheers.

[@pastilance1]

Awesome comparison and thanks for all the hard work put into this video.

[@thefilmalliance]

Thank you for that. It was a fun/challenging edit

[@paulzamora4864]

Fuji’s menu system is the easiest you can use. You didn’t even need to go into the menu to turn off the EVF they have a button right by it to switch from LCD to EVF

[@thefilmalliance]

Dang, thanks for telling me

[@NithilanDhandapani]

Hello Sir. First of all, such an awesome video and presented very nicely. Kudos to that. I own a A6700 and I love it to max. The dynamic range and its capabilities are second to none in the aps-c world. Now looking at the Fujifilm, the colors is what that astounds me. The Black is actually Black, whereas Sony is a bit greyish. Also in the Log format Fujifilm had better flat profile, as you mentioned the Sony had a bit of Magenta. Autofocus Sony wins hands down. Overall I love Sony but the Colors in Fujifilm is mind blowing. This is the first time I seeing a depth review on Fujifilm. The price range is within my limit, so I am thinking I shall buy a second camera to have this Fuji experience.

[@philipcook6191]

Thanks, professional and awesome delivery as usual! Your level of professionalism is super pro brother! Thanks again.

[@TwoTimesRmedia]

Great video . Nice comparison. As a Fuji shooter I can say it was unbiased .

[@thefilmalliance]

That’s great, thanks for letting me know. I really tried to stay middle of the road

[@gabrielchavez7474]

Great comparison! I switched from Fuji to Sony earlier this year; based on my experience with both, this comparison was well-thought. Currently own an FX30 and am getting the A6700 soon as a B cam. For me, it came down to which system made it easier to tackle the projects I was starting to work on, which is now primarily lots of video stuff. I don't think Fuji is awful for video, but after using some Sony gear I really loved how their products integrated with my workflow, especially with the current lineup allowing for integrating LUTs into the cameras. Your videos have helped me a lot in making decisions with gear, and I hope this one helps people pick between these two great cameras!

[@thefilmalliance]

Thanks for taking the time to input your experience. Yes, I agree with everything you said. The lut import feature is super nice and now you’ll be able to do it on 2 cameras so colors will be on point

[@ShawnKawaii]

Fuji XS10 Owner here. I love it. But the Fuji just doesnt communicate consistently with my Macbook. The Webcam app used to work and no longer does ever since I upgraded my Macbook Operating System, others have experienced the same. The Fuji is a charming camera that's a very fun photo taking experience. But it's frustrating not being able to use it as a webcam or point and shoot with it for video, as easy as it perhaps should be.

[@thefilmalliance]

Thank you for this! Yes that's what my problem was. I appreciate the heads up!

[@tomoprime217]

You should probably get a cheap capture device for the mac and get the raw hdmi feed instead. It's way better quality over the direct usb interface. I think you can even get 4k 60 vs 4k 30 if need be

[@mousse4444]

Good review, especially knowing that you knew very little on the Fujifilm. Cameras today are all excellent. In short, I think that for me Sony feels like a fine tool while the Fuji feels like a camera that gives you the inspiration to go out and be creative.

[@thefilmalliance]

Thank you for that, Your conclsion couldnt have said it any better.

[@mex5341]

yes , that's true but this inspiration fails when your AF fails )

[@mousse4444]

@@mex5341 you know, it's always the same story. Yes Sony has good autofocus, but Fuji is catching up and will soon be on par. I have shot photos and videos with this little camera and not once did it fail me. What more could I ask for. And I won't even get into how incredible fuji colors are.

[@kicyiu]

Honestly you can be creative with any camera. Creativity comes from photographer not the camera.

[@SarifNB]

Bro, you deserve like and subscribe before I even watch the whole video. I really appreciate your effort. Thank you for this great video.

[@KhazanaTribe]

most useful feature of xs20 is 10bit 422 in 6.2k opengate and 6700 is the clear image zoom with tracking and 4k 10bit 422. Its sad that no reviewer mentioned the updated clear zoom in details.

[@PatrickWithCamera]

what u mean updated?

[@clarkbyparraguirre]

Huge thanks to a very informative and beautifully shot video!

[@francisian1769]

Alway giving such quality content!!

[@thefilmalliance]

Thanks man!

[@olegvolik2488]

man that was great! One of the best your videos ever!

[@thefilmalliance]

Wow, thanks!

[@CraigEggleton]

Caught the the Jim Rohn reference....great stuff!!

[@thefilmalliance]

Love listening to Jim Rohn thanks Craig

[@Yosh1107]

Fuji XS20 user. Regarding the Ulanzi fan…game changer! That fan deserves a whole KZbin video on its own Before the battery died (75% charge), I got 1 hour and 15 minutes on 6.2K open gate, 30fps, indoors (with my AC broken), while filming my training session. Ironically enough, I managed to over hear before the camera did 😂 You gotta keep the fan charging to get the most power out of it. DON’T charge the camera while recording, this only adds heat to the system. I can’t imagine the Fuji fan doing any better, nor do I need it to, especially when factoring in the considerable price difference!

[@frankfeng2701]

XH2s is the flagship apsc camera that everybody sleeps on, but then at that price point, casual users would rather go full-frame, and pro users would rather go Sony.

[@xmanreturn]

Especially xh2s is more expensive than Nikon ZF

[@tender.branson]

I like Fuji colors more. Sony ones are way too light, but maybe this could be fixed by setting default exposure -1 or so. Fuji also costs less. So, to me Fuji is slightly better.

[@thefilmalliance]

Yes, I think you right. I can see what your saying. I believe both cameras are good for different situations.

[@stevengoossen6019]

A lot of work comparing these two camera. For me very educational as I didn’t know about the S20 except for a few days ago. I’ve been looking only at the 6700 for weeks. I’m attracted to it for the focusing and software. I’ve owned an X-T4 so I’m familiar with Fuji. Thanks for your comparison, I’m sure I’ll be happy with the Sony.

[@thefilmalliance]

Thanks Steven, yes you will be happy with Sony. There are so many lenses to choose from. It makes it a really nice portable camera although Fujis sure are fun

[@PaulTakesPhotos]

Youll get a like for the production value alone. Takes a lot of time and effortto finalise productionand post. 👍⭐⚙️📸

[@thefilmalliance]

Much appreciated, thank you for the encouragement. Yes this was a challenging one.

[@PaulTakesPhotos]

@@thefilmalliance most people don't realise how much time, planning and narrating it takes to produce a high quality video

[@thefilmalliance]

I know it. Thank you for taking the time to say it

[@PaulTakesPhotos]

@@thefilmalliance How much time do you spent on scripting and b-roll prodiuction?

[@ralphfrattura]

This video was my first exposure to The Film Alliance. I use both Sony and Fuji, so your fair-minded assessments were on target. Count me a subscriber.

[@thefilmalliance]

Good stuff. Welcome aboard

[@dudeiusmannigast1543]

Comparing cameras is always difficult.... First of all... It comes down to what is needed (by the user)... Do you shoot video only? Do you do photography only? Or both? Then we're talking bang for buck.... How much camera do you get for your money? And how do the lenses perform as well as... Are there many lenses for the camera I have picked... Also what do they cost? Multiple factors to consider as well as in what areas will the gear be used?!

[@Filmgruppe352]

i would love to buy the fuji x-s20 as my first camera, but i just think the a6700 would be a easier pick, im doing some filmmaking and very get the best resolution and autofocus, the sony gives the best autofocus but the x-s20 in my opinion gets the best quality, so what should i do?

[@OzgunDoganbaloglu]

Thank you for an informative comparison. I am interested in video capabilities of cameras. Overall video quality and colour profile of fuji is superior however issue with touch auto focus on Fuji is also concerning.

[@lifeofdamos]

Fuji all the way. Thanks for your review, very informative.

[@thefilmalliance]

Thanks, my pleasure

[@DWGadgets]

this man should be has over million subscriber

[@thefilmalliance]

Dang, thanks. I’m so happy u are enjoying my content

[@eebags1]

Fuji does have better percentage but only in photo mode oddly enough. (scroll through screen displays with dsp/back button)

[@smithmillion101]

I have Fujifilm X-S20 & XT-5, now I'm going to buy fuji xt50 now 😊

[@thefilmalliance]

Nice! Watch’s your favorite film simulation for video on them?

[@MayasBeachFarm]

Thank you for this comparison. I’m a Fuji shooter but have been thinking of upgrading my X-T20 for better video. I’ve come close to buying the X-S20 but have held off at the last minute. Still looking at the 6700 and maybe even the A7Cii.

[@Ayrichu]

What I really notice, is that both are just really good cameras, and there isn't really any real major difference enough to really be able to notice, especially when you aren't really trained for it. Ultimately I found myself enjoying the "vibe" of the Fujifilm look a bit better, but if I was forced to use either one, I don't think I'd have any issues.

[@David-Grigfpv]

the button on the right side of the viewfinder does that 25:40

[@thefilmalliance]

Thanks, do you own either camera?

[@David-Grigfpv]

@@thefilmalliance Yes, I am the proud owner of the Fujifilm X-S20.

[@yenk82]

Wonderful video, they are both great cameras

[@thefilmalliance]

One of my go-to’s is to just dive into this stuff, figure it out, and then share it with you. Thank you

[@TLOverlander]

THIS is how a comparison is s'pose to be made! Very good! I'd kill for either one of those cams lol the lonely overlander

[@CraigEggleton]

My requirements are great image and autofocus which works and I don’t need to really to think about. 6700 fits that for me.

[@AnirudhHu]

12:20 All cameras have a button beside their viewfinder that enables live view mode/disables the eye sensor. How did it take you one hour to figure it out? Also, it's LITERALLY FASTER TO GOOGLE all of these!!!!

[@ahmad1080p]

Having used both, i can easily say fuji wins in every category except for the readout speed, rolling shutter is very noticeable in the XS20.

[@JoeVlogsRunning]

Absolutely bang on it!! The video I wanted to see. 🎉

[@thefilmalliance]

Hey Joe, Thank you for that. I just want to share with you all what I have learned while I’ve had the X-s20 camera for a month.

[@JoelCS]

You are obsessed with Sony A6700 and I love it 😃

[@thefilmalliance]

How could I not be? Haha

[@vinhsanity]

Lumix cameras are the only ones that appears to have mastered the "walking" stabilization

[@thefilmalliance]

I have to get my hands on one

[@egecakar]

Thank you for this great video. Amazing job. Just fyi, Fujifilm Announced Major Kaizen Firmware Updates for X-S20 (And some other models as well): "Touch to track autofocus in video."

[@thefilmalliance]

Thanks for the info!

[@xchrislee26]

Not sure if anyone solved your problem about the computer reading the camera. I ran into the same issue: In the fuji settings - menu > network/usb setting > CONNECTION MODE. Default is set to webcam or something. It needs to be switched to USB RAW/BACKUP RESTORE and it should be visible in the computer as an external drive.

[@thefilmalliance]

Thank you for telling me. Now why would that be the default setting??

[@nicolasguillenc]

Great video, I just subscribed! I like how you speak, and you come from a creator point of view instead of a gear review, which I like because it sounds more real. Some gear review channels hype up features too much so it gives you the idea that you need it but in real life it affects your shooting experience just a little. I would choose the a6700 because the weather sealing is so important when you are traveling. The last thing you want is to be in a good location and not being able to shoot.You have to make the best of it when you travel because you may never be back for better weather conditions. It was surprising to see the difference in sharpness though, it's a bit concerning, but I guess you only notice it if you zoom in a lot or print big.

[@thefilmalliance]

Thank you. I agree with you. The weather sealing is huge! I’m a huge fan of the a6700

[@amitkumar6.0]

Well presented...much awaited video...thank u😊

[@thefilmalliance]

Thank you, which did you prefer?

[@Maktheblade]

Can someone sense-check 16:22 onwards - does the AF lock onto his hand and not his eyes???

[@stevenqirkle]

This is a really good comparison. Thank you!

[@thefilmalliance]

Thanks Steven, I had fun with it

[@tianlechen]

There’s a button right next to the xs20 viewfinder to toggle the viewfinder settings

[@nan_euro]

Really loves your efort to make this beautiful and helpful video.. Godbless u man

[@key-manec7553]

Fuji takes it for me. Better dynamic range and colors 👌

[@dccoletrain]

Great video. I watched it on the big screen with my new Meta Quest 3. It was either that or buy the sigma 10-18mm but it had mixed reviews. Ha I think both cameras are great. Fuji’s menu and stabilization need some work. Hoping they add some things they put in the new GFX like touch tracking and video tools. I prefer Fuji for photos because of film recipes.

[@thefilmalliance]

Haha that made me laugh. On the big screen you will see all of my mistakes. I agree with everything you said. Touch tracking in a firmware update would be huge

[@shanenebria5822]

Very helpful and unbiased video...

[@adinwalls]

Such a good review. Thank you.

[@nwmi23]

Excellent video, a6700 all day!

[@Mangis117]

Awesome video.I basicly want a light setup for traveling, that would do better photos than my old Note 10+ (I have no other cameras), so I was leaning more towards sony a6700 with sigma 18-50 lens, but after watching this video started wondering about xs-20. In my local market sony (only body) basicly is like 320 EUR more than a fuji xs20. So should I give in and buy a fuji with a same lens combo, or sony a6700 is worth it those extra 300EUR?

[@azatakmatov1440]

at 10:19 minutes the cameras were switched in places) Look

[@thefilmalliance]

Wow you are observant. Great eye

[@gonzalezsantelices6203]

For work I will pick up the sony. but for fun and creative personal stuff I will use fuji. so i take both lol

[@thefilmalliance]

Many would agree with you. What lenses do you take with you?

[@Eavesnaps]

24:35 You need to set it in the settings to hook it up to the computer.

[@thefilmalliance]

Thank you

[@ScreenFiends]

The XS20 runs circles around A6700 imo. The Sony is lacklustre, I would not take it on client jobs or consider it a viable option for pro work at all. I own neither camera, i have no horse in the race.

[@ianmaxm25]

Awesome video! I'm researching hybrid cameras right now because I want to get into content creation while continuing photography. How did you get the product pop-ups @1:34? Super cool!

[@fluxcapacitor2023]

Great video! I've been looking at new and used APS-C cameras. I'd be very interested in comparing mounts and lenses. One of the things I've always heard from photographers is they wish they knew more about lenses. Thanks!

[@thorgrimb2416]

I had an older Sony NEX-7 and also the Fuji X-T1 both in their own way great cameras, but buying technically the same range of lenses for both would have been around an additional 2k plus so I needed to decide which, Sony with Sony's G lenses or Fuji with XF lenses ? I decided on the Fuji and with them being in very short supply did not get my prefered X-S10 or X-T3/4 but picked up the X-T30 ii instead only downside to this really is that it is not weather sealed. My Sony alternative was the a6400, both in their own way great cameras. I will always regret selling my NEX-7 but it would have been no different if selling my Fuji X-T1. Any of the new or previous generation from the last 3 or so years from both companys will more than meet the expectations for probably 90% plus of photographers to the point the main deciding factor will come down to lenses which for me Fuji fullfiled just that bit better with some great telephoto through out the range but some extremely good primes which just edged out Sony. Would I eventually buy another Sony most likely when I have the lenses fro the Fuji and another Fuji body I would probably look at the a6400 or above used and then get a few Sony G lenses or equivalent from Sigma, Tamron, Viltrox etc.

[@thefilmalliance]

Yes, Thanks for the motivation. I love Sony because of the image quality and lens options. But Fuji has a beautiful image, almost filmic

[@claudiocarroccio5251]

Hi Joe. I'm a Sony owner (ZV E10 owner). I'm researching a new camera and the choice would be the 6700 or the XS20, obviously with preference to Sony as all my lenses are E-Mount and the accessories are specific. Yet there is something that pushes me towards Fuji. That slightly slower autofocus, the film simulations, the colors. It all looks nicer than on Sony. Why? Joe, save my wallet please :-)

[@thefilmalliance]

If you already own some e-mount lenses, I say go for the a6700 and learn S-log. You can achieve the filmic look of that’s what your going for.

[@claudiocarroccio5251]

@@thefilmalliance Thanks for the tip, I'll probably go for the 6700 when I can afford it. It's also true that these new APSCs are starting to cost as much as their full frame counterparts, which are becoming more attractive as a result. Congratulations for the channel anyway!

[@thefilmalliance]

Thank you, sounds like a good plan

[@JRFilmsAMStudio]

Thankss bro great test but but wich one is best... Your opinion...? Pls reply

[@thefilmalliance]

I would go with the one that has the best features for your needs. What are you primarily shooting?

[@JRFilmsAMStudio]

@thefilmalliance outdoor, wild, and Music videos broadcast, stages, etc

[@soleysb7840]

Brother please help me! I don’t have the budget of the full frames, so Xs20 vs A6700, I’m shooting mostly videos and vlogs & some pictures, I don’t know what to pick & I need help please I don’t edit like crazy but I just want the best for me

[@JRFilmsAMStudio]

@@soleysb7840 xs20 is the best options

[@kurt120032002]

17:20 It is hilarios that fuji lost focus 2 times while being declared "the winner" 😂 like yes it can use the entire sensor, but what good is that if focus is not on point?

[@danielbogos263]

At 21:31, when you are doing the sharpness test, I think the sony is slightly out of focus. Its too blurry. There should be barely any difference. I wonder is the image was actually in focus

[@thefilmalliance]

I took 7 shots and they all were like that. I thought Sony would be sharper as well

[@danielbogos263]

@@thefilmalliance now that definitely shows how great the sensor is from zt4, xs-10 and zs-20, despite being a bit old. Thank you for the video👍👍

[@thefilmalliance]

Thank you, yes I agree

[@Openbaffle]

Confused, which model to buy.. though i am a Alpha and Lumix shooter, there is an edge towards Sony, wide options and availability of lenses. not every one uses their camera to its full potential, looking at optimal usage price point should deter the purchase. most of us buy a camera for the sole purpose of auto focus here i must say Sony is miles ahead of it competitors. custom buttons are personal preferences, but with today's hybrid cameras you can get the job done easily with two dials..my vote for Sony

[@thefilmalliance]

I hear you and agree with your thought process. It's a give and take when looking at both of these cameras. I think either would suit you well but I sure do love my Sony a6700

[@mex5341]

Sony!!

[@thefilmalliance]

Yes, I’m team Sony

[@yatoxic489]

Fuji XS20 good for a simple person like me, this camera amaze me so much with all the capabilities

[@thefilmalliance]

Happy to hear you figured out which one is best for you. What is your favorite camera so far?

[@yatoxic489]

@@thefilmalliance so far i like this fuji XS20 because my wife also use this camera for her documentary job (makeup artist) so simple and fun

[@FilmScape4K]

Did you test with the latest Fuji firmware? It has substantial auto focus improvements. Also Fuji XApp is much better than Sonys - not only can it easily syn photos and videos but firmware updates too.

[@thefilmalliance]

I mentioned in the video not updating the camera because it wasn’t mine. Thanks for letting me know

[@mex5341]

it was minor improvement . If we talk about Xs20 and 1.13 firmware

[@FilmScape4K]

@@mex5341 i found v.1.13 much faster and snappy.

[@vladimirkraus1438]

Sony for me. I prefer the rangefinder format and it is weathersealed...

[@CptCurk]

I've struggle with both system. Sony is known to be bad also, but fuji, sony, canon... Just pick the PDF manual, and type what you're looking, and there's a list. Super easy and fast. And of course, it's just habit. Now (after 4 years) I know all fuji settings, as I did after 4 years on sony. As a pro videographer, I'm just waiting to fin on internet Braw or ProresRaw... That's the thing which can change the game for a wider oportunity of use. For me, 600MB, it's too much, especially for a bad h264/h265 codec. That's where Raw come in the game for me. I really don't understand why it's not THE thing tested by videographer ^^' anyway, thank you a lot for this test. I would have loved some Raw test.

[@prodj.mixapeofficial6431]

Not really biased but just get gh5 for video. And it will like forever and easy run and guns.