FuzzyDice

It was a digital zoom, but it wasn't on by default, Fuji tied it to one of the buttons and I accidentally hit.  The images were quite ugly like that.  :)

No way, the CF Express should have been there too.

Oh no the camera is much more prone to fringing with stronger backlight as well as CA. Also, the DR goes fast if you bump the ISO to high (by ISO 800 you’re seeing the effect). It was okay, but...

I do realize they're largely video features, I wouldn't say they're all exclusive to video.

Articulating screen being absent means if you do want to do any blogging or webcam stuff, then you're...

I had the X-H2, and I hated it compared to the X-H2s, so I returned it. However, I loved the dials, and the fact that they took away so much from the X-T4 pretty much makes this a non-starter for...

I agree, for a good year, the X-T4 was the hybrid camera to own. The X-T5 isn't even an honorable mention.

I am not impressed with this. Far too many omissions from the X-H2 for my taste.

No articulating screen (some people hate this, but others like it)
No ProRes Internal
No CF Express Type B...

Okay, first are you using Electronic Shutter?  That’s the only way to get blackout free. Now as for the lag, I would use a native lens as there’s no guarantee a Fringer adapted lens is going to ...

Yes sorry, took it straight out of the formula. 54% increase or 154% of the X-T4 resolution. As far as print sizes go, I'm not sure that's really an issue.  I mean, it takes 4x the number of pixels ...

Hopefully none of these people are in witness protection programs!

Oh no, not over the Z6 it wasn’t.  As for my choices with AF, I have the X-H2s and I believe it might be the best on the market now.

What kind of raw files are you looking for?  I have an X-H2 myself.

I left Nikon because the Z6 AF was unspectacular to say the least.  I jumped to the Fuji system right after they announced the Z6 II, because there was no guarantee that the finished product would ...

Gavin Hoey is great, but I wish he shared more of his photoshop work to go along with the shooting he does.

Wait, what?  Why would you compare a lower-resolution FF sensor to a higher-resolution Cropped Sensor?   That makes no sense, you would want to compare like for like, or the test is largely useless.

For years the standard was 4 MP and then 8 MP, yet nobody had an issue with those cameras doing it. This was cropped from an X-H2s Image and it was about 1/4th of the image.  I used the Nikon 300 ...

If you go from 26 up to 40, there's a 154% difference in the number of pixels. There are 14 Million more pixels so it stands to reason that the images would at least be sharper. but it is .40/.26*100

The X-H2 cannot keep up with the X-H2s for speed. The X-H2s is both the sports / action cam in the Fuji lineup and the A7S III competitor. The rolling shutter is the fastest out of any camera on ...

So, that’s great and all, but it shouldn’t really matter with a RAF file. Well, beyond the fact that it would have to be a higher ISO value to take advantage of DR400 (I agree it is a horrible ...

Yes, the X-H2s is the main body I use and that's why I didn't even think about it being on the custom button.  That and skin smoothing are the two biggest things I noticed with the X-H2 as far as ...