March 20th is already slated to be a very possibly exciting date for the world of photography. With reports of the Fujifilm GFX100RF coming out, photographers are truly excited all over the web because of possible brand new features that are all really designed for photographers first.
The Sony a6700 and the Fujifilm XH2s are two of the best crop sensor cameras worth spending money on today. Both brands have a long history of making dependable APS-C mirrorless cameras for over a decade.
If you're a fan of Fujifilm's cameras, well, there's a special exclusive for only our readers. Specifically, we're talking about FUJIFILM X-H2 and FUJIFILM X-H2S. These multi-award winning cameras have those of us who love retro-looking photos.
If you look at cameras on the market, you'll see that some are for photographers who need speed while others are for those who need all the megapixels. If you're someone that does documentary-style work, then X-H2S could be perfect for you.
Over a decade ago, I did the switch to Fujifilm cameras and embraced a look that I'd only otherwise get with lots of post-production. Since then, I've never wanted to look back as the camera system gives me everything I need.
We've known about the new integration of Adobe's Frame. IO into Fujifilm cameras since October of last year. To recap, it will let photographers shoot and share photographs straight to the cloud and let them collaborate with editors and others in real-time.
There are a decent number of zoom lenses for the Fujifilm XH2s and the entire X series lineup. But some lenses are simply just more innovative and useful than others. A lot of those at the moment come from Tamron.
If you drink coffee like it's your lifeblood, then you're probably a jittery photographer. So when the Fujifilm XH2 and the Fujifilm XH2s were announced, you perhaps were elated about the image stabilization.
"No!" is exactly what Reviews Editor Hillary Grigonis said to me when I talked to her about the new Fujifilm XH2s before the announcement. Why? With the Fujifilm XH2s being officially announced, we're sure that it will be the single most polarizing camera in the system.
The Fujifilm X-H2S has many new and vastly improved features and capabilities, all in a package that’s different than the X-T lineup of cameras with traditional control dials.