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Can someone explain to me what IBIS is TRYING to do? My general impression is that it is trying to isolate the foreground object so that it remains relatively stable but to do so it's doing some super weird stuff to the rest of the frame that I don't understand.
@@scrow9 No. IBIS is physically moving the sensor to offset movements of the camera. On a tripod IBIS has nothing to do as the camera is stable. However, wide-angle lenses cause problems for IBIS it senses the distortion in the corners as camera shake and tries to correct for it. search TH-cam for IBIS for a visual of this process.
The idea that "the button should change the setting, not just open the menu" is so obvious to the point of being painful - I would love to be able to just press a button to cycle through focus modes . There's a similarly stupid behaviour on the XS10, where if you use the blank dial for ISO, the first spin of the ring 'opens the menu' before then allowing the ISO to be changed rather than just changing the ISO.
I had the XT4. I have the X-H2S. You are pretty accurate on all accounts. The autofocus for eyes/people is vastly improved. It's not as good as Sony, but it's oh so close. I have a Sony A74 which has crazy amazing autofocus, and I have to say the X-HS2 is very very close. It's simply not an issue anymore on that front. I just rented the Fuji 75-300 to film some birds at 4K 120. The 1.29X crop still gives you great looking detail and color, and gets you that much closer. It looks great. The bird autofocus is not as good as on the A74, but frankly its no where near perfect on the Sony, which along with the Canon likely do Bird Autofocus better than others. I usually simply have the Fuji do its Autofocus thing, and then manually adjust focus. No need touch the MF buttons, as the Fuji has a Manual Assist setting I leave on by default. The THING that drives me crazy with the Fuji is the damn exposure/corrections adjustment you see whenever you zoom in and out in video. It's on EVERY zoom lens. Even the new fantastic Tamron 17-70 lens. I have heard its not exposure correcting that is the issue, but that the camera is applying lens correcting as you zoom in and out. Apparently Fuji hasn't figured out how to do this like every other camera out there has. The IBIS is better than the XT4. Its not nearly as jerky, but it does happen here and there, but less often, and much less intensely. It also does much better at not having as much wobble. Its still there with a wide lens like the 13mm Viltrox, but it's much improved. I hope that helps.
Why the need for the Xh2S if you already had the A7IV, if I may ask? Coming from an XT2, I was eagerly waiting for the Xh2S but with this price tag paying for some functionalities I don't need, I'm also looking at other FF options. The A7IV is one of them with the R6/R5 or Z6III (hopefully later this year).
The a74 is almost perfect frankly. I can’t really fault it. The autofocus and Slog 3 is amazing. It’s got no magic. It’s not fun. It’s technically incredibly close to perfect though. I love Fuji cameras, and the X-H2S has the Fuji magic and the features and autofocus make it the fun and creative choice for me. All of these cameras will create beautiful video though.
@@Iamquiroga If I had to only choose one, the Sony. It can do full frame, go into crop mode for reach, and shoot great photos. I would only choose the Fuji as the one if I did action or sports photography. However, the Fuji is just more fun.
Another annoying thing is you cannot turn off IBIS and keep lens stabilisation on. Lens only stabilization is not an option. Also, the Boost IS mode itself comes with in menu warning that is only for situations where camera is static and not panning. So for video, Boost IS will not work great, I cannot turn off camera IBIS and keep lens IS. Annoyance.
I you choose "ALL" for the AF Mode setting, then you can just use your command dial to increase the size of the box and it will keep going and cycle through each mode. What I keep realizing as you rifle through cameras is that none of these companies really give serious consideration to vlogging for the video functionality. They're all trying to make Hollywood films. So, my question is: Which little action camera is going to come along and be the panacea? Because, vlogging is about walking around and keeping it small is the key to me.... Have a great weekend!
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Thank you very much for this useful video. About One push AF to shoot video with the Xt4, if you put it to AF-S, Movie AF Mode to Area and Touch screen mode to AF, you can use back-button focus and/or touch focus while recording. It only works while recording, so to test it first press record.
7:15 - press ISO button. No need to hold. Then use d-pad, joystick OR command dial to select ISO or Auto ISO.. then just press shutter release and be on your merry way.
@@doghouseriley4732 He know the existence of this button. It would be better to have a scroll wheel that change directly the iso. These button have a very bad disposition to find them without watching
Not sure if this is a feature XH2s newly introduced to the XH2s or if it existed prior, but you can set it to AF+MF mode in the menu, which will continuously track in video then you can turn the focus ring if you want to manually focus, then to go back to autofocus you just hit the button you’ve assigned as AF On. So technically you can leave the focus mode as continuous AF and assign the focus mode selector button to something else.
This warping stuff is just proof that we can't have nice things any more! Mom was so right, how could I have known she was a mirrorless camera expert all along?
The Lady at 6:50 so worried about you filming near her house, that she comes out IN A ROBE.... LOL Great content as always. Landing those punchlines like a 747 Kasey!
The 8-16mm is a cool lens. Good god though, it's REALLY expensive. I think an upgrade from an XT4 to that XH2 ain't worth it. Just not enough improvements.
That was a good joke @ 4:35. "Oh man if you had a rabbit, I would feed it non-rabbit food. And you'd be getting back [home] to some weird poo on your carpet - and you'd deserve it, you would deserve it!". Oh man, if you worked for the mafia as a stand over guy, I bet the threats would be hilarious!
5:40 I love the audio from you mic! It sounds like you are inside your studio talking. TL;DW - lots of troubling issues or too little too late. Absent a radical new cell phone camera like sensor I'm not sure APC-C & lens eco sys makes sense anymore (and not because you "NEED" FF).
And also, could you pls explain coz I tried to do back button focus on XH2S and then manually adjust the focus in video mode and I could see the focus peeking change and also the focus distance was changing. Or did you mean something else?
Also, Fujifilm already does the tiny AF box to full size but only in photo mode, because of wabi-sabi, or some Japanese bullshit. Even in my X-T2, tou go to the AF MF menu > AF MODE > ALL. And then you can scroll through all of the box sizes from the AF nipple, not that it makes any difference to video though.
The warping is so bad throughout this video it could make one sea sick, it's unwatchable (yet I obviously did so ignore that please). You generally say watch for warping in the corners but I see the entire background warping and shaking - what's causing this in the camera settings? Is it some weird artifact of trying to keep you, the subject, stable within the borders of the frame?
Any kind of stabilisation on a wide lens is something Fuji just cannot do. On my 12mm F2 I turn off all stabilisation for video otherwise it's unwatchable.
There are a number of solutions. Use a third party lens, revolutionary I know buit that could be the answer. My favourite is that all vloggers could take their "business" serously, and buy a dedictaed video camera. Imagine that, buying the correct tool for the job.
@@doghouseriley4732 What wide lens have you found that works with Fuji IBIS? - I tried 12mm F2 Samyang, 13mm F1.4 Viltrox, 10-24mm and 7-16mm from Fuji, they all have warping corners.
@@scrow9 it's worse with fuji lenses for sure but I still find the result distracting and unusable either way, it's just a matter of degree. It's really impressive how action cameras handle stabilisation so well vs an expensive mirrorless.
Great video as always. The Fuji in/out focus in video is always a distracting deterrent to me. X-H2S, Colors are amazing, removing the dial buttons removed one of my fav Fuj erg features, no touch menu was also a missed opportunity. By the time all these camera companies get it fully dialed in Apple will probably release iCam and blow away the industry... and they'll come free with an iCar purchase.
The problem will be that you'll have to spend $7000 on the iCam and then they'll cripple it 2 years later with a software download and you'll have to buy another one. Only Apple users think it is ok for a company to cripple your own phone, dumber and dumber.
@@doghouseriley4732 It's a trade off... coming from a software engineer who uses Macs for the recording/photo studio and PC's for Automation. My first Mac Pro Tower (08) I didn't stop using till 2019. That's a phenomenal return, same so far for my 15 Macbook Pro. Having tried to switch the family to PC's recently, we had to get 2 motherboards replaced on our Lenovo top of the line P1's within a 6 month period. I've now got a screaming M1 Mac Mini that outperforms my friend's Mac Pro "cheese-grater" (and for 1/3 of the cost of my Lenovo). I remember when the iPhone came out and how quickly it's innovation changed the entire phone/media industry. If Apple were to actually come out with an "iCam", it would probably have a similar impact. Smart phones in general have taken an enormous bite out of camera-centric entities. Currently Apple's lowest tier Macbook Air / Mini / and iPhone SE are so capable that I personally don't need anything else for up to 4k rendering and up to 100 tracks in Logic/Ableton... I rarely will need anything else. Apple may "cripple" at times, but lately they sure have been generous with the performance of their products, I'm even still using a 2014 iPad Air2 Apple is still supporting. I'd personally love 1 USB-A port and SD slots on all their devices :D. It's great to have great choices, and I'd love to see Apple give the Camera Pro and Pro-Sumer markets something unique that would serve as a catalyst for FujiCaSoNikoPanOly :D. Not sure why I wrote that much lol... I've spent the last month moving us "Back-2-Mac", so I've thought about it more than usual, lol.
@@cohoonatube I can see the iCam now.. no buttons, the minimalist touchscreen wouldn't work in the rain. If it had interchangeable lenses then they would be body version dependent.. and when Apple switches CPU architecture again, the previous model iCam will be deprecated in three years. The final software update will cripple it. Almost forgot.. it will output in a iOS proprietary format that everyone else will have to pay Apple to use. Perfect. Sign me up.
You really need to test Panasonic 9mm f1.7 with the OM System OM-1. 9mm prime would fit your definition of perfect Vlogging lens and the OM-1 is the best Micro Four Thirds camera for Vlogging. The problem with Fuji Xtrans sensor is, since the filter pattern is not uniform spacing you can not do oversampled video or even 4:2:2 easily, the only native resolution is 4:2:0 without interpolation missing color (red and blue) pixels.
Owned by an asset stripper who will do exatly that, as they did when the bought Sony Vaio. It is sad really, I have a soft spot for Oly but persisting with M4/3 will end in tears and JIP will strip it down and sell it as sure as eggs are eggs.
I just wanted to say that I have no inclination to buy a camera, nor even an interest in photography. Yet I watch every video because I completely get the subtle comedy. You should try stand-up or something. On another note, please do some more general tips videos about video making. I particularly loved that video about 6 things not to do.
You can switch from single point, zone, area with the dial if you select the AF setting to All. In photo mode at least, I assume it works in video, that would be pretty lame if it didn't work in video. . On XT4 Also my rear command dial is iso. Not sure what you mean :s You need to have the dedicated iso dial set to C. Not sure about H2s Don't think I want the H2s. I assume one day there will be an XT5, and I'll want that. I'm willing to hold out. Even with the current flaws.
Is there a need for vlogging? I feel that talking head (in studio) + B roll is more pleasing and easier to film. Unless there’s an experience involved with the vlogging, such as car reviews.
It's cheap, no studio. You can get it wrong and everyone says "It's just vlogging". It's basically for people who want their fleeting moment in the limelight. Unfortunately, camera companies think that they need to cater for what is a small chunk of the photographic population. After the camera/phone take over, camera companies need to find a way to seel more.
Sony A7Siii user here. Video 90% of the time with some family portraits. Considering wildlife. 100-400mm from Sigma or step up to the 150-600mm focal length? Leaning 100-400 for size reasons. Any thoughts?
There is the option that you can be in afc and switch to manual when you use focus ring. Its super easy and fast. You dont need to change focus in menu.
I start to think that Fuji face/eye detection doesn't really like to define your face/eye as face/eye. Works pretty well for me in similar situations like yours. No double meaning behind this but I genuinely think Fuji autofocus may favor an Asian face more LOL.
A quick question which is really a concern for me, the image from fuji in this video looks so sharp.. More like a smart phone image, is this happening with all fuji cameras or its just you pumping up the in camera sharpening?
Kasey -- I may be wrong as I have not messed with video on my G85 in a while, but I am pretty sure that I can change the AF modes (S, C, M) while recording, and also the focus area/points/box -- wow! Just like your Sony! But what's up with Fuji?
Interesting how you mentioned Canon struggled with animal eye auto focus. Seems the general opinion is that Canon is better than Sony at this. But you didn't mention Sony. Did the Sony money truck just back it's way up your drive?
That would be great to see you with the Olympus 300mm prime. Espen Helland has used it for a lot of beautiful wildlife footage - I hope it serves you just as well!
Instead of using MF/AF button. Use AF-lock. When AF is locked it is essentially in MF mode. You have to change the AF-lock button to toggle in the menu once and then it works perfectly. I have never touched the AF button again since I did this - it just stays in AF-C (for video). I don’t know if XT-4 is different than XT-3 but I have ISO on any wheel I want. You just have to set the ISO wheel to A and in the menu set “A” to command.
Fuji responded to the statements in this video by saying that the autofocus buttons on their cameras will have full-for-real-no-really-really autofocus capability in an unspecified future firmware update. They already spent most of the AF R&D on the buttons themselves, so it might be ready by.the time we're all switching from digital to holography.
I bought Sony a7iv over the Fuji x-T4. I bent the pins and sent the Sony in for repair. While waiting on the repair, I bought the x-T4 because it was something I wanted. The price on x-HS is too expensive imo.
Stacked sensor, weather proofed, 40 fps + a buffer that can take it, CF card - so name a camera that is cheaper with the same spec? Ideal for wildlife and light years ahead of the R7
I have a Sony a1 and 600 GM for bird photography and since 3 weeks a XH2s.My conclusion so far is they the Sony is better customisable for sure.But the AF performance of the Fuji is at least at same level as the Sony if not better while picking swifts out of the sky at far distance! The AF box on the Fuji can be set much smaller than on the sony: useful for macro and very critical AF.The Fuji also has way better IBIS than the Sony cameras!There is no such thing as a perfect camera , both have their pros and cons.
@@david.stachon It's a smart decision. It's supposed to be a pro camera. The Sony A9 doesn't have an ISO dial. Actually, name one pro body with a dedicated ISO dial. It's for amateurs and Fuji fanboys to fondle. The rest of us, (majority), don't need it.
@@JET-Photo Come on, everybody sets their rear back menu dial to ISO, top back dial to shutter, and top front dial to shutter. (all the pro bodies) That doesn't appear to be an option on this because there is not a rear back dial. I just don't get it. I'm no pro, but that's a showstopper for me. I make quick adjustments to ISO all the time.
@@david.stachon and making fast ISO adjustments is easy with the button. Nobody I know sets a dial for ISO because it’s too easily bumped. Again, Fuji has already said they are bringing the dials back on selected models. Why not just wait for those models? This is the pro body Fuji needed to stay relevant and get new customers. I think you’re all mad because they started with this model and not the XT lineup. But this was smarter. Fuji diehards are not enough to keep the company growing. They need new, professional blood spending their money too. Without this camera you won’t get the ones you like.
1:45 this issue could be addressed by using the switch on the lens, your hand mostly stays there (except with long lenses that don't have a custom button I think) and does the same thing except your af mode is what you already set in your camera (either AF-S or AF-C). But still, they should have moved the lever on the front like on the GFX line). 6:00 that's what I'm saying since I got my camera
What switch? Most Fuji lenses don't have an AF/MF switch. Those switches suck in the field anyways, hard to find when your hand is on the zoom or focus ring.
I tried shooting my kids sporting events with the xt3 (with & without vertical grip). After two events I will never use the fuji xt3 for sports. The ergonomics for sports are horrible. I kept hitting the the aoutfocus selector somehow and the lock button on the grip several times. Then there is the poor buffer (with the fastest cards). I now use Sony for everything even though I still have a soft spot for Fuji.
@@doghouseriley4732 I wasn't referring to the capabilities of the fuji system as whole just the ergonomics and capability of the xt3. Not once did I mention the XH2S.
a note about black point! I' noticed that you are using a deeper black lately, but don't give in to the temptation to crush the blacks. Rather grab a point close to the black point on your curves and just pull it down and to the right, but leave the start of the curve alone. That way you compress the darker values without crushing the blacks.
Yeah that Fuji 8-16 2.8 was tested by "The Cameraville" against the Pentax 11-18mm 2.8 and the Pentax creamed it, but mind you the Fuji does go wider. The Pentax IBIS uses Horizon Correction, and I don't get what is going on with your XT4 IBIS because some of your shots are crooked, and I would assume Fuji IBIS is 5 axis and can level up a crooked camera. The IBIS still looked jittery on the XT4 unfortunately. As for button presses. Every button press on a Smart Phone has to be patented. If you recall Apple inc suing Samsung for copying the APPLE "bump" in the swipe costed Samsung dearly. So every camera maker has to patent their whole user interface and every button press and swipe and dial etc. Now if Sony has the patent for changing between stuff, its because Sony pioneered the video features in their camera and patented all of the good stuff. Now Fuji is left holding its hotdog. Pentax is more for photography but Pentax invented a bunch of stuff on their IBIS like in-camera 4 shot pixel shift; and in-camera 4 shot pixel shift handheld; Astro Tracer (Which tracks the sky during night time photography for no streaky stars, and eliminates the cost of expensive Astro equatorial mounts); Horizon correction on or off; AA filter simulator (Which simulates and AA filter for some added blur to eliminate moire). So like with Pentax, they came up with stuff early well before the others because they went with IBIS from the start. The others (Canon and Nikon) went with OIS and their sponsored photographers made claims that IBIS is no good at all and just plain wrong, to which a lot of people bought into and believed the lie. Sony also has tripod pixel shift pictures but I think its 16 images and they aren't processes in-camera, but in clunky software. Olympus also does pixel shift pictures, but I think its 8 shots. I can't remember whether its processed in-camera or not (I think it is). Fuji gfx does it with 15 images and its processed out of camera. Hasselblad did it with 6 images, out of camera But its too late Pentax won and makes the better system, and its in camera and can be done handheld. Why, because its fewer shots to gain true color information, and don in the least amount of time, and also in camera. You have to patent all this tech so that it is exclusive to your camera brand or phone brand. Or you have to ask for a license to "borrow" the tech and your competitor may or may not sell it to you.
@@alexkanemedia3759 af-s with af/mf on and shutter af off is basically exactly what he's asking for. But if he's vlogging why wouldnt he just have eye detect on?
I found out that panning with lens with OIS sometimes gives this stepping like lens wound like to catch up. With prime without OIS works much better for me. If you can test it would be nice ;) enabling and disabling OIS and doing panning.
I fully agree with you. Every point on the ergonomics and the lack of customization is poor. The AF animal and eye and bird is still very unreliable. I had high hopes but was disappointed. Waited 2 yrs for this camera, avoiding to change to Sony. Then Fuji produced this body and the 150-600 f8 ?? Really for a Red Badge lens. So not going to wait for firmware upgrade as it cannot change ergonomics of f8 on a Pro level lens? I will keep my XT3 for travel. For wildlife? Sorry still a fail.
Really enjoyed the vlog, compared to being indoor or wildlife video. But the wobbly image due to the lens was painful tbh. Vlogging should be done with action cams, stability above all, remember your commandments 😀
While I appreciate the reviews and comedy, I think you’re expecting the X-H2S to be something it isn’t. The reason the controls are the way they are is because you can literally save every setting under a custom setting selection and it helps to automate the whole experience without many issues at all.
@@borntoexplore982 that guy might be a bot, seen him on multiple youtubers comment sections posting the same thing tons of times over lol. The ultimate giga fuji hater. People are so weird.
7:54 Who the hell remembers 7 different custom settings named C1 to C7? On my Olympus i usually shoot in A mode for landscape, S mode for birds or other critters, M mode for astro and Movie mode on mode dial for High-Res astro.All custom modes ready to shoot.
If you shoot video, you can easily use 3 modes for that. 4K30, 4K60, and 4K120. On top of that you have specific use cases like vlogging, birding, B-roll, all using different combinations of eye/face detect, focus distance limiters, IBIS modes, focus areas, and so on. Then you have photo modes, which could be optimized for landscape, portraits, wildlife, exposure/focus stacking, and so on. I'm a hybrid shooter so I don't doubt that I would make use of at least 4-5 of the modes. One of them would be a dumbed down auto mode for handing the camera to someone who doesn't know how to use it, so they can take a photo of you in a group or whatever the case is (for vacations, group activities, etc). I think 7 custom modes is freaking awesome and I'd rather have too many options than too few.
You can get a blood test at the doctors to ascertain whether you are susceptible to Altsheimer's, dementia etc. I suggest that you might want to check that out. Imagine having to remember 7 different settings....................................................
I usually loathe the look of noise in my camera but i've always used Canon which goes for a horrible oonfetti look. This Fuji noise is somewhat pleasing tho, just gives it a nice texture like film, even up to 12k ISO i'm not really bothered by it...very interesting.
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Why don't you ever try the Xperia 5 iii for vlogging? it's got 4k 120p, and non-phone colors.
I have a conspiracy for you, you filmed this whole video on the Huawei phone... admit it color and warp is identical
IBIS here warps not only the corners, but the space-time continuum itself
Whole image warping is really disturbing. Is this the new firmware?
@@berkertaskiran that's how they got rid of recording limits - ibis provides just enough of time-space warping to do that
Can someone explain to me what IBIS is TRYING to do? My general impression is that it is trying to isolate the foreground object so that it remains relatively stable but to do so it's doing some super weird stuff to the rest of the frame that I don't understand.
@@scrow9 No. IBIS is physically moving the sensor to offset movements of the camera. On a tripod IBIS has nothing to do as the camera is stable. However, wide-angle lenses cause problems for IBIS it senses the distortion in the corners as camera shake and tries to correct for it. search TH-cam for IBIS for a visual of this process.
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The idea that "the button should change the setting, not just open the menu" is so obvious to the point of being painful - I would love to be able to just press a button to cycle through focus
modes . There's a similarly stupid behaviour on the XS10, where if you use the blank dial for ISO, the first spin of the ring 'opens the menu' before then allowing the ISO to be changed rather than just changing the ISO.
The button along with the wheel can be used to alter the ISO. Or you can use the thumb pad with the button.
I had the XT4. I have the X-H2S. You are pretty accurate on all accounts. The autofocus for eyes/people is vastly improved. It's not as good as Sony, but it's oh so close. I have a Sony A74 which has crazy amazing autofocus, and I have to say the X-HS2 is very very close. It's simply not an issue anymore on that front. I just rented the Fuji 75-300 to film some birds at 4K 120. The 1.29X crop still gives you great looking detail and color, and gets you that much closer. It looks great. The bird autofocus is not as good as on the A74, but frankly its no where near perfect on the Sony, which along with the Canon likely do Bird Autofocus better than others. I usually simply have the Fuji do its Autofocus thing, and then manually adjust focus. No need touch the MF buttons, as the Fuji has a Manual Assist setting I leave on by default. The THING that drives me crazy with the Fuji is the damn exposure/corrections adjustment you see whenever you zoom in and out in video. It's on EVERY zoom lens. Even the new fantastic Tamron 17-70 lens. I have heard its not exposure correcting that is the issue, but that the camera is applying lens correcting as you zoom in and out. Apparently Fuji hasn't figured out how to do this like every other camera out there has. The IBIS is better than the XT4. Its not nearly as jerky, but it does happen here and there, but less often, and much less intensely. It also does much better at not having as much wobble. Its still there with a wide lens like the 13mm Viltrox, but it's much improved. I hope that helps.
Why the need for the Xh2S if you already had the A7IV, if I may ask? Coming from an XT2, I was eagerly waiting for the Xh2S but with this price tag paying for some functionalities I don't need, I'm also looking at other FF options. The A7IV is one of them with the R6/R5 or Z6III (hopefully later this year).
If you had to choose which would you pick Sony A74 or H2S
The a74 is almost perfect frankly. I can’t really fault it. The autofocus and Slog 3 is amazing. It’s got no magic. It’s not fun. It’s technically incredibly close to perfect though. I love Fuji cameras, and the X-H2S has the Fuji magic and the features and autofocus make it the fun and creative choice for me. All of these cameras will create beautiful video though.
@@Iamquiroga If I had to only choose one, the Sony. It can do full frame, go into crop mode for reach, and shoot great photos. I would only choose the Fuji as the one if I did action or sports photography. However, the Fuji is just more fun.
@@RockyColaFizz sweet thank you for the response! I’m debating which one to get I do weddings, and action photos and video. Currently using the XT4
6:50 that weird guy is out the front of my house talking to himself again 😂
The warppiest vlog ever!
Another annoying thing is you cannot turn off IBIS and keep lens stabilisation on. Lens only stabilization is not an option. Also, the Boost IS mode itself comes with in menu warning that is only for situations where camera is static and not panning. So for video, Boost IS will not work great, I cannot turn off camera IBIS and keep lens IS. Annoyance.
static means "human tripod" and it works perfectly.
Thats the whole point of this mode.
I you choose "ALL" for the AF Mode setting, then you can just use your command dial to increase the size of the box and it will keep going and cycle through each mode. What I keep realizing as you rifle through cameras is that none of these companies really give serious consideration to vlogging for the video functionality. They're all trying to make Hollywood films. So, my question is: Which little action camera is going to come along and be the panacea? Because, vlogging is about walking around and keeping it small is the key to me.... Have a great weekend!
I wanted to send him the same tip for the Zone AF👍 , you have all in one dial ! Casey, you must read the instruction manual 🤣
That doesn't work in video.
@@cameraconspiracies I always forget you're just a vlogger 😜
@@cameraconspiracies Ahhhhh.... of course not......
@@cameraconspiracies Hey what are those things you have attached to your backpack straps over your chest? They hold cameras I think. I looked at your affiliate page but couldn't find them. Also, your rant at 7:26 was hilarious. As always, lol.
Thank you very much for this useful video. About One push AF to shoot video with the Xt4, if you put it to AF-S, Movie AF Mode to Area and Touch screen mode to AF, you can use back-button focus and/or touch focus while recording. It only works while recording, so to test it first press record.
7:15 - press ISO button. No need to hold. Then use d-pad, joystick OR command dial to select ISO or Auto ISO.. then just press shutter release and be on your merry way.
That's the difference between a photographer and a vlogger. One knows his camera and the other is a vlogger.
@@doghouseriley4732 He know the existence of this button. It would be better to have a
scroll wheel that change directly the iso. These button have a very bad disposition to find them without watching
Not sure if this is a feature XH2s newly introduced to the XH2s or if it existed prior, but you can set it to AF+MF mode in the menu, which will continuously track in video then you can turn the focus ring if you want to manually focus, then to go back to autofocus you just hit the button you’ve assigned as AF On. So technically you can leave the focus mode as continuous AF and assign the focus mode selector button to something else.
I guess they missed that one
This warping stuff is just proof that we can't have nice things any more! Mom was so right, how could I have known she was a mirrorless camera expert all along?
Warp factor 10. 😆
B&H Photo had an X-H2S Open box for 10% off -- immediately available. I pounced. It is arriving on Friday.
For MF on X-H2S I set AFL on AEL , but it’s should be one button MF like Sony ,also the AF-mode and iso button are same issues
The Lady at 6:50 so worried about you filming near her house, that she comes out IN A ROBE.... LOL Great content as always. Landing those punchlines like a 747 Kasey!
The 8-16mm is a cool lens. Good god though, it's REALLY expensive.
I think an upgrade from an XT4 to that XH2 ain't worth it. Just not enough improvements.
Shooting at a park the bird detect and eye detect worked fine for me. Also, Viltrox 13mm f1.4 is a damn good lens.
Some lenses seem to work better than others. Just like Canon, just like Sony
That was a good joke @ 4:35. "Oh man if you had a rabbit, I would feed it non-rabbit food. And you'd be getting back [home] to some weird poo on your carpet - and you'd deserve it, you would deserve it!". Oh man, if you worked for the mafia as a stand over guy, I bet the threats would be hilarious!
warping at the corners, is the lens too wide?
5:40 I love the audio from you mic! It sounds like you are inside your studio talking. TL;DW - lots of troubling issues or too little too late. Absent a radical new cell phone camera like sensor I'm not sure APC-C & lens eco sys makes sense anymore (and not because you "NEED" FF).
08:43 "I give you credit when you're lacking for some reason." 🤣
10:40 "I almost died. " 🤣
Almost - always a drawback
2:30 FYI you can do that on fujifilm cameras too.. i do that when on manual on my xt30. hust not while recording
And also, could you pls explain coz I tried to do back button focus on XH2S and then manually adjust the focus in video mode and I could see the focus peeking change and also the focus distance was changing. Or did you mean something else?
7:38 - yes, location of third button is weird. I find if I pull my hand back from the grip it’s easy.. I also have a thumb that works well.
Fuji XT-4 warps so much the autofocus on S5 managed to get good in the time the sensor on the XT-4 gets to the position it needs to be.
Wait, they took off the focus mode dial? I use that all the time as an AF-L.
Also, Fujifilm already does the tiny AF box to full size but only in photo mode, because of wabi-sabi, or some Japanese bullshit.
Even in my X-T2, tou go to the AF MF menu > AF MODE > ALL. And then you can scroll through all of the box sizes from the AF nipple, not that it makes any difference to video though.
The warping is so bad throughout this video it could make one sea sick, it's unwatchable (yet I obviously did so ignore that please). You generally say watch for warping in the corners but I see the entire background warping and shaking - what's causing this in the camera settings? Is it some weird artifact of trying to keep you, the subject, stable within the borders of the frame?
Any kind of stabilisation on a wide lens is something Fuji just cannot do. On my 12mm F2 I turn off all stabilisation for video otherwise it's unwatchable.
There are a number of solutions. Use a third party lens, revolutionary I know buit that could be the answer. My favourite is that all vloggers could take their "business" serously, and buy a dedictaed video camera. Imagine that, buying the correct tool for the job.
@@doghouseriley4732 What wide lens have you found that works with Fuji IBIS? - I tried 12mm F2 Samyang, 13mm F1.4 Viltrox, 10-24mm and 7-16mm from Fuji, they all have warping corners.
@@DigiDriftZone But it's way more than the corners, in this video the whole background is shifting, tilting etc.
@@scrow9 it's worse with fuji lenses for sure but I still find the result distracting and unusable either way, it's just a matter of degree. It's really impressive how action cameras handle stabilisation so well vs an expensive mirrorless.
Great video as always. The Fuji in/out focus in video is always a distracting deterrent to me. X-H2S, Colors are amazing, removing the dial buttons removed one of my fav Fuj erg features, no touch menu was also a missed opportunity. By the time all these camera companies get it fully dialed in Apple will probably release iCam and blow away the industry... and they'll come free with an iCar purchase.
Great Steve Jobs' Ghost, that sounds awful!!
The problem will be that you'll have to spend $7000 on the iCam and then they'll cripple it 2 years later with a software download and you'll have to buy another one. Only Apple users think it is ok for a company to cripple your own phone, dumber and dumber.
@@doghouseriley4732 It's a trade off... coming from a software engineer who uses Macs for the recording/photo studio and PC's for Automation. My first Mac Pro Tower (08) I didn't stop using till 2019. That's a phenomenal return, same so far for my 15 Macbook Pro. Having tried to switch the family to PC's recently, we had to get 2 motherboards replaced on our Lenovo top of the line P1's within a 6 month period. I've now got a screaming M1 Mac Mini that outperforms my friend's Mac Pro "cheese-grater" (and for 1/3 of the cost of my Lenovo). I remember when the iPhone came out and how quickly it's innovation changed the entire phone/media industry. If Apple were to actually come out with an "iCam", it would probably have a similar impact. Smart phones in general have taken an enormous bite out of camera-centric entities. Currently Apple's lowest tier Macbook Air / Mini / and iPhone SE are so capable that I personally don't need anything else for up to 4k rendering and up to 100 tracks in Logic/Ableton... I rarely will need anything else. Apple may "cripple" at times, but lately they sure have been generous with the performance of their products, I'm even still using a 2014 iPad Air2 Apple is still supporting. I'd personally love 1 USB-A port and SD slots on all their devices :D. It's great to have great choices, and I'd love to see Apple give the Camera Pro and Pro-Sumer markets something unique that would serve as a catalyst for FujiCaSoNikoPanOly :D. Not sure why I wrote that much lol... I've spent the last month moving us "Back-2-Mac", so I've thought about it more than usual, lol.
@@cohoonatube I can see the iCam now.. no buttons, the minimalist touchscreen wouldn't work in the rain. If it had interchangeable lenses then they would be body version dependent.. and when Apple switches CPU architecture again, the previous model iCam will be deprecated in three years. The final software update will cripple it. Almost forgot.. it will output in a iOS proprietary format that everyone else will have to pay Apple to use.
Perfect. Sign me up.
You really need to test Panasonic 9mm f1.7 with the OM System OM-1. 9mm prime would fit your definition of perfect Vlogging lens and the OM-1 is the best Micro Four Thirds camera for Vlogging. The problem with Fuji Xtrans sensor is, since the filter pattern is not uniform spacing you can not do oversampled video or even 4:2:2 easily, the only native resolution is 4:2:0 without interpolation missing color (red and blue) pixels.
So when your xh2s coming Kasey ?
You know he's going to get one. He could probably squeeze at least 6 months content out of it, overjoyed at it, angry at it, etc.
@@gunn1ng trueee
When are you going to try the nikon Z9
So what I've learned from this video is that my Olympus EM1 has far better ergonomics. Can't assign iso to a dial? Menu dive to change a AF box size?
Fuji is a system that typically offers dedicated iso, aperture, shutter, and exposure compensation dials. This one is a little experimental.
Owned by an asset stripper who will do exatly that, as they did when the bought Sony Vaio. It is sad really, I have a soft spot for Oly but persisting with M4/3 will end in tears and JIP will strip it down and sell it as sure as eggs are eggs.
I just wanted to say that I have no inclination to buy a camera, nor even an interest in photography. Yet I watch every video because I completely get the subtle comedy. You should try stand-up or something.
On another note, please do some more general tips videos about video making. I particularly loved that video about 6 things not to do.
Subtle? That the funny thing. English is our common language but we are divided by that common language.
You can switch from single point, zone, area with the dial if you select the AF setting to All. In photo mode at least, I assume it works in video, that would be pretty lame if it didn't work in video. .
On XT4 Also my rear command dial is iso. Not sure what you mean :s You need to have the dedicated iso dial set to C. Not sure about H2s
Don't think I want the H2s. I assume one day there will be an XT5, and I'll want that. I'm willing to hold out. Even with the current flaws.
Doesn't work in video.
@@cameraconspiracies that's quite a cripple
@@cameraconspiracies We don't care, we take stills. If you want to take video, buy a video camera.
Warpy and jumpy in those trees but the colours look good. Less magenta on this one?
Is there a need for vlogging? I feel that talking head (in studio) + B roll is more pleasing and easier to film. Unless there’s an experience involved with the vlogging, such as car reviews.
It's cheap, no studio. You can get it wrong and everyone says "It's just vlogging". It's basically for people who want their fleeting moment in the limelight. Unfortunately, camera companies think that they need to cater for what is a small chunk of the photographic population. After the camera/phone take over, camera companies need to find a way to seel more.
"Broken finger... just to change a fucking white balance"
Thank you for keeping us safe 😭😭😭
That was the funniest part, which to be fair doesn't bode well for the rest.
Sony A7Siii user here. Video 90% of the time with some family portraits. Considering wildlife. 100-400mm from Sigma or step up to the 150-600mm focal length? Leaning 100-400 for size reasons. Any thoughts?
There is the option that you can be in afc and switch to manual when you use focus ring. Its super easy and fast. You dont need to change focus in menu.
I start to think that Fuji face/eye detection doesn't really like to define your face/eye as face/eye. Works pretty well for me in similar situations like yours. No double meaning behind this but I genuinely think Fuji autofocus may favor an Asian face more LOL.
Are you implying that the autofocus might be racist?
@@eadc888 Kind of, but we can't really define the A.I. or software to be racist.😂
A quick question which is really a concern for me, the image from fuji in this video looks so sharp.. More like a smart phone image, is this happening with all fuji cameras or its just you pumping up the in camera sharpening?
I might have had it on sharpness -1. It can go lower than that.
Hi CP, did you try the new Viltrox 13mm 1.4? The AF is native like to that from Fuji lenses. Might be worth a shot
th-cam.com/video/ncaRSI1CXIE/w-d-xo.html
That part about the Auto/manual focus switch
I swear, this video better not say a word about that PASM dial!!!
That’s the warpiest lens yet. 1.8 20mm from Sony looks best to my eye.
Kasey -- I may be wrong as I have not messed with video on my G85 in a while, but I am pretty sure that I can change the AF modes (S, C, M) while recording, and also the focus area/points/box -- wow! Just like your Sony! But what's up with Fuji?
dude what happen with IBIS?
You need to try the GH6. Much more usable than all these other cameras. You will get the glory of the Cinema out of one soon enough, I believe
No af
@@fredriksvard2603 af is better than some might think
The three button placement was brilliant 🤣😂💩😂
The IBIS wobble is brutal lol
Winner for vlogging = go pro 10
I’m waiting for the X-T5 due to the button and dial situation on the X-H2. I love Fuji… Fuji, Fuji, Fuji!!!
Interesting how you mentioned Canon struggled with animal eye auto focus. Seems the general opinion is that Canon is better than Sony at this. But you didn't mention Sony. Did the Sony money truck just back it's way up your drive?
I've never tried Sony animal eye AF, they only have it in one camera.
Busted out laughing at 4:15 and 7:00 seeing those dudes check Kas' mental breakdown on the pavement. Good skits
That would be great to see you with the Olympus 300mm prime. Espen Helland has used it for a lot of beautiful wildlife footage - I hope it serves you just as well!
It was wavy like Pacific around Hawaii.
Jell-O cam today? I thought the Fuji XT-4 was better?
You should try the Viltrox 13mm f1.4
th-cam.com/video/ncaRSI1CXIE/w-d-xo.html
Instead of using MF/AF button. Use AF-lock. When AF is locked it is essentially in MF mode. You have to change the AF-lock button to toggle in the menu once and then it works perfectly. I have never touched the AF button again since I did this - it just stays in AF-C (for video).
I don’t know if XT-4 is different than XT-3 but I have ISO on any wheel I want. You just have to set the ISO wheel to A and in the menu set “A” to command.
The XH2s doesn't have an ISO wheel...
Honestly, I just wanna see flog2 birdies. Dynamic range of cinema camera. And that’s what we need on the CC network.
'My brain can't handle things!'...... True!
Gorgeous lens. Wow.
Hey king you dropped your RuneScape party hat 👑
This lens is so warpy that i felt like all of this was a fever dream
Bravo you have found 9 issues in a perfectish camera
The warping of the background is insane.
I have been waiting for more camera conspiracies reviews on the XH2 before I pounced. Glad I did.
Fuji responded to the statements in this video by saying that the autofocus buttons on their cameras will have full-for-real-no-really-really autofocus capability in an unspecified future firmware update. They already spent most of the AF R&D on the buttons themselves, so it might be ready by.the time we're all switching from digital to holography.
I bought Sony a7iv over the Fuji x-T4. I bent the pins and sent the Sony in for repair. While waiting on the repair, I bought the x-T4 because it was something I wanted. The price on x-HS is too expensive imo.
Stacked sensor, weather proofed, 40 fps + a buffer that can take it, CF card - so name a camera that is cheaper with the same spec? Ideal for wildlife and light years ahead of the R7
I have a Sony a1 and 600 GM for bird photography and since 3 weeks a XH2s.My conclusion so far is they the Sony is better customisable for sure.But the AF performance of the Fuji is at least at same level as the Sony if not better while picking swifts out of the sky at far distance! The AF box on the Fuji can be set much smaller than on the sony: useful for macro and very critical AF.The Fuji also has way better IBIS than the Sony cameras!There is no such thing as a perfect camera , both have their pros and cons.
Just what I wanted to hear. Never hear about macro and whilst I liek my birding, I find myself doing more and more macro
After watching this video I assume there was earthquake for 14.25 minutes in Canada hope y’all are doing fine now.
You do not have to press the ISO button again. Pressing “ok” takes it out of that menu too. Very easy thumb press.
It's insane there's no ISO dial. A button press to get to adjusting ISO is an absurdly bad UX decision by Fuji.
@@david.stachon It's a smart decision. It's supposed to be a pro camera. The Sony A9 doesn't have an ISO dial. Actually, name one pro body with a dedicated ISO dial. It's for amateurs and Fuji fanboys to fondle. The rest of us, (majority), don't need it.
@@JET-Photo Come on, everybody sets their rear back menu dial to ISO, top back dial to shutter, and top front dial to shutter. (all the pro bodies)
That doesn't appear to be an option on this because there is not a rear back dial. I just don't get it. I'm no pro, but that's a showstopper for me. I make quick adjustments to ISO all the time.
@@david.stachon and making fast ISO adjustments is easy with the button. Nobody I know sets a dial for ISO because it’s too easily bumped. Again, Fuji has already said they are bringing the dials back on selected models. Why not just wait for those models? This is the pro body Fuji needed to stay relevant and get new customers. I think you’re all mad because they started with this model and not the XT lineup. But this was smarter. Fuji diehards are not enough to keep the company growing. They need new, professional blood spending their money too. Without this camera you won’t get the ones you like.
@@JET-Photo Funnier than the video
1:45 this issue could be addressed by using the switch on the lens, your hand mostly stays there (except with long lenses that don't have a custom button I think) and does the same thing except your af mode is what you already set in your camera (either AF-S or AF-C). But still, they should have moved the lever on the front like on the GFX line).
6:00 that's what I'm saying since I got my camera
What switch? Most Fuji lenses don't have an AF/MF switch. Those switches suck in the field anyways, hard to find when your hand is on the zoom or focus ring.
@@cameraconspiracies Sorry, my bad, I'm used to older lenses
6:00 select AF mode to All and then you can cycle through all sizes/zones with the dial. It´s been like this for years.
@@mufana1 I want a 5x5 or 7x7 area like on photo mode for video
@@mufana1 That only works in photos.
The lens looks great until you move an inch
Outside of bedroom follies, nothing beats a slo-mo street crossing.
Notice how people pretend you aren't there in hopes you will go away .
Him also.
Here too
I tried shooting my kids sporting events with the xt3 (with & without vertical grip). After two events I will never use the fuji xt3 for sports. The ergonomics for sports are horrible. I kept hitting the the aoutfocus selector somehow and the lock button on the grip several times. Then there is the poor buffer (with the fastest cards). I now use Sony for everything even though I still have a soft spot for Fuji.
I'm sorry to hear the xt3 didn't work for you. I shoot sports with an xt3 and the 90mm f2. For me, it works well.
Yeah, I mean the X-H2S would be useless for sports. Properly weather sealed, 40 fps, super deep buffer - who would want that at a kids sports day?
@@doghouseriley4732 I wasn't referring to the capabilities of the fuji system as whole just the ergonomics and capability of the xt3. Not once did I mention the XH2S.
a note about black point! I' noticed that you are using a deeper black lately, but don't give in to the temptation to crush the blacks. Rather grab a point close to the black point on your curves and just pull it down and to the right, but leave the start of the curve alone. That way you compress the darker values without crushing the blacks.
Yeah that Fuji 8-16 2.8 was tested by "The Cameraville" against the Pentax 11-18mm 2.8 and the Pentax creamed it, but mind you the Fuji does go wider. The Pentax IBIS uses Horizon Correction, and I don't get what is going on with your XT4 IBIS because some of your shots are crooked, and I would assume Fuji IBIS is 5 axis and can level up a crooked camera. The IBIS still looked jittery on the XT4 unfortunately.
As for button presses. Every button press on a Smart Phone has to be patented. If you recall Apple inc suing Samsung for copying the APPLE "bump" in the swipe costed Samsung dearly. So every camera maker has to patent their whole user interface and every button press and swipe and dial etc. Now if Sony has the patent for changing between stuff, its because Sony pioneered the video features in their camera and patented all of the good stuff. Now Fuji is left holding its hotdog. Pentax is more for photography but Pentax invented a bunch of stuff on their IBIS like in-camera 4 shot pixel shift; and in-camera 4 shot pixel shift handheld; Astro Tracer (Which tracks the sky during night time photography for no streaky stars, and eliminates the cost of expensive Astro equatorial mounts); Horizon correction on or off; AA filter simulator (Which simulates and AA filter for some added blur to eliminate moire). So like with Pentax, they came up with stuff early well before the others because they went with IBIS from the start. The others (Canon and Nikon) went with OIS and their sponsored photographers made claims that IBIS is no good at all and just plain wrong, to which a lot of people bought into and believed the lie.
Sony also has tripod pixel shift pictures but I think its 16 images and they aren't processes in-camera, but in clunky software.
Olympus also does pixel shift pictures, but I think its 8 shots. I can't remember whether its processed in-camera or not (I think it is).
Fuji gfx does it with 15 images and its processed out of camera.
Hasselblad did it with 6 images, out of camera
But its too late Pentax won and makes the better system, and its in camera and can be done handheld. Why, because its fewer shots to gain true color information, and don in the least amount of time, and also in camera.
You have to patent all this tech so that it is exclusive to your camera brand or phone brand. Or you have to ask for a license to "borrow" the tech and your competitor may or may not sell it to you.
The warpishit looks terrible. Your Olympus setup with 12 mm was the best looking for walk and talk vlogging.
Heavy traffic was the best for your walk and talk vlogging
Back button autofocus works while shooting video on the x-h2s.
To clarify, because it took me too long to learn this, it works in AF-S with face /eye detection off.
@@alexkanemedia3759 af-s with af/mf on and shutter af off is basically exactly what he's asking for. But if he's vlogging why wouldnt he just have eye detect on?
I wonder what people think when they see you running in slow motion across the street…
Oh my God video footage looks Very bad. My mobile phone is much better for video production.
Watching this wobbly video make me dizzy.
Gees… More wobbly than Nona’s Panna Cotta
9:20 warp factor 8.
I found out that panning with lens with OIS sometimes gives this stepping like lens wound like to catch up. With prime without OIS works much better for me. If you can test it would be nice ;) enabling and disabling OIS and doing panning.
You can't separate IBIS and OIS. Either both or none.
Try the tamron 17-70mm 2.8. The ibis works much better when you try to pan with the camera.
The IBIS isn't smooth even though you're panning so slowly
Ibis isn’t meant to be used while moving
Bet you wished you hadn't asked that question
Before I even continue to watch beyond 1:16 omg, this stabe is so wobbly, it hurts.
I fully agree with you. Every point on the ergonomics and the lack of customization is poor. The AF animal and eye and bird is still very unreliable. I had high hopes but was disappointed. Waited 2 yrs for this camera, avoiding to change to Sony. Then Fuji produced this body and the 150-600 f8 ?? Really for a Red Badge lens. So not going to wait for firmware upgrade as it cannot change ergonomics of f8 on a Pro level lens? I will keep my XT3 for travel. For wildlife? Sorry still a fail.
Can confirm that the XH2s has Nostalgic Negative
Really enjoyed the vlog, compared to being indoor or wildlife video. But the wobbly image due to the lens was painful tbh. Vlogging should be done with action cams, stability above all, remember your commandments 😀
If you are really into video why don't you buy a video camera? Seriously, it bleeding obvious isn't it?
While I appreciate the reviews and comedy, I think you’re expecting the X-H2S to be something it isn’t. The reason the controls are the way they are is because you can literally save every setting under a custom setting selection and it helps to automate the whole experience without many issues at all.
Number of FOCUSSING POINTS
Canon R7: 5,915
Fujifilm X-H2S: 425
425 > 5915??
mirror LESS
FF lens LESS
AFpoints LESS than Canon
@@set3777 so don’t buy the camera. It may not be for you but it will be great for others
@@borntoexplore982 that guy might be a bot, seen him on multiple youtubers comment sections posting the same thing tons of times over lol. The ultimate giga fuji hater. People are so weird.
get a Nikon if you want to manual focus you grab the ring and your in manual
7:54 Who the hell remembers 7 different custom settings named C1 to C7? On my Olympus i usually shoot in A mode for landscape, S mode for birds or other critters, M mode for astro and Movie mode on mode dial for High-Res astro.All custom modes ready to shoot.
If you shoot video, you can easily use 3 modes for that. 4K30, 4K60, and 4K120. On top of that you have specific use cases like vlogging, birding, B-roll, all using different combinations of eye/face detect, focus distance limiters, IBIS modes, focus areas, and so on. Then you have photo modes, which could be optimized for landscape, portraits, wildlife, exposure/focus stacking, and so on. I'm a hybrid shooter so I don't doubt that I would make use of at least 4-5 of the modes. One of them would be a dumbed down auto mode for handing the camera to someone who doesn't know how to use it, so they can take a photo of you in a group or whatever the case is (for vacations, group activities, etc). I think 7 custom modes is freaking awesome and I'd rather have too many options than too few.
You can get a blood test at the doctors to ascertain whether you are susceptible to Altsheimer's, dementia etc. I suggest that you might want to check that out. Imagine having to remember 7 different settings....................................................
I usually loathe the look of noise in my camera but i've always used Canon which goes for a horrible oonfetti look. This Fuji noise is somewhat pleasing tho, just gives it a nice texture like film, even up to 12k ISO i'm not really bothered by it...very interesting.
The new warp king is….
The warping was horrendous. Anyway…more importantly, as your shoulders have grown bigger, your head appears to be shrinking.