Hey. I'm Billy. And I'm Francis. And we're the Fuji Guys. Today we got the brand-new
Fujifilm X-H1. We'll give you a first look at it. So keep on watching.
Like the X-T2, the X-H1 uses the same sensor and processor. It's a 24 MP APS-C X-Trans III CMOS sensor.
Giving you incredible low light capability so situation like this, where we're in Shinjuku at nighttime,
you can shoot high ISO and get very nice pictures with very low noise.
The Fujifilm X-H1, much like all of our X-Series cameras features the film
simulations, but in this new body we actually added the new film simulation
called "Eterna", which is originally a motion picture film stock used back in
the days for for movies. This is really interesting since this camera is
a little bit more video oriented which is a nice addition to the current film simulations
The Fujifilm X-H1, like the X-T2, does film in 4k but the difference is
now you can actually shoot and adjust the bitrate of your video so you can go
from 50 megabits a second up to 200 megabits a second which gives you more
information and is still for 4K 4.2.0, 8-bit internal but you can actually still use
the external recorder via HDMI out where you get no compression.
One of the new features is the in-body image stabilization. This is the first for
Fujifilm X-series camera. Because of that the body is slightly bigger because of
the stabilization but it is really really good. In fact the main benefits of
course is that they can take non stabilized lens and
including legacy lenses. If you've started using mount adapters like an M mount
adapter you can use your Leica lens. which will be image stabilized.
Also, some of the key lenses from Fuji like the XF 16-55 F2.8 which is not
image stabilized becomes image stabilized because of this in-body image stabilization.
Still in the video side just like the X-T2, the X-H1
has a 1.17 crop factor and it also features the new Cinema 4k which has
more resolution. Also it features the new AF-C custom settings which lets you
adjust tracking speed of the autofocus and what's actually really nice is now
you have the face detection in 4k so for vlogging and stuff like that in
continuous autofocus actually works really well.
The X-H1 is much more durable. The construction itself is a little bit
thicker. The grip is a little bit bigger. There's actually a sub monitor on top,
very similar to that of the Fujifilm GFX medium format camera. You got dials
just like the X-T2 that are locking. But, there's also the buttons themselves on
the back that are much larger and a little bit easier to use. In addition to
that you've got the tilt LCD screen but just like the X-T2 it also has a 3-way
tilt which is also vertical. What I do like though is that it does incorporate
a touch screen now so being more video oriented with this camera you have a little bit more
controls like tap focusing so that you can really pull focus. The batteries
themselves use the same NP-W126S. A lot more feature going on with this camera
if you're looking at you know bumping up from the X-T2.
A new addition to the video function is actually the high speed shooting which is basically a 120 frames
per second. That gives you a really slow motions up to 5 times all that being all
like really smooth. So, that creates really a great look for movies and vlogs
and stuff like that.
One of the new features I really love about the X-H1 is that we finally have
the internal F-log. That basically gives you more dynamic range and more
room for editing in post-production.
Alright. So that was it for the first look of the brand-new Fujifilm X-H1.
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And, we're The Fuji Guys.