Best comparison on the entire YT. You really showed us what we wanted to see. I don't know why people find it hard to accept that the Fuji is better than the R5C. So far, there's no other prosumer mirrorless with a stacked sensor that does 14bit readout on video. The C70 does a dual 14bit readout so, it makes total sense they're both are comparable. Not to mention the incredible rolling shutter performance. Maybe even better than the C70. The R5C is good but not worthy of that C... Maybe it's a C of Crippled as Canon likes to do.
People find it hard to believe because they don't want to believe it. How dare an "inferior" APSC camera be better than a full frame camera! People look at Fuji as the "little brother" of cameras but forget that he will grow up some day.
Interesting. I’m a C70 user and have been curious about the XH2s. I do prefer the C70 in every example here, just more organic and I prefer a softer look, but as you say the colour is pretty close all things considered. Can I ask if you are adapting EF glass for the Fuji? Or have you purchased separate lenses? If you’re adapting glass does the autofocus work? The fast readout and built in ProRes makes the Fuji quite a nice offering.
All things considered, the Fuji has a beautiful look in video. I think it’s softer than a lot are giving it credit. Currently I am adapting EF glass since I have a lot of it. I’m using the Fringer EF to XF adapter with AF. It does work really well. Some lenses better than others, but I find my 50mm and 18-35mm work really well with it. I do plan to purchase the XF 16-55mm f2.8. It’s probably one of the best native lenses available.
@@TrentErwin I used both, and the Canon C70 is definitely softer, more "filmic". The XH2s has great colors and also great dynamic range, but you can clearly see it's coming from a mirrorless . It's the sharpest image that I ever color graded, and I shot with a tons of cameras including Arri and Red. I think a lot of people are confusing Sharpness with details, here with the Fuji, there is sharpening added in camera that you can't completely turn off, and that's what I don't really like unfortunately. But it's still a great image, for those who like the "clean look" (not my taste personally) . If I had to pick a XH2s it will be more for the photo side (love the emulation film they provide).
I just realized the reason why they match well might be because the XH2s has a 14bit sensor readout in 6k (most prosumer cameras have 12bit) and the c70 has a dual gain sensor
I've been really wanting to check out the X-H2S. It just seems like such a beast of a camera. I don't know how well the shots match (the high angle shot with the coffee mug seemed to me the closest), but I can believe that the C-Log 2 and 3 from the two Canon cameras also don't match too well. I remember seeing comparisons of the R6 to other contemporary Canons and how different its colors were. Anyway, fun comparison and thanks for sharing
Most of the shots with people/skin matched very well. Some didn’t need any adjustment. Some had slight tint shifts and then was pretty much it. They matched better than I thought two different brands would.
They are pretty close. Canon ironically feels like it has more green tint to the image. I feel like most ppl should be shooting a color checker chart and mitigate most of these problems tho. Especially if you edit in davinci resolve.. Even within the same brands and technically same sensor's you'll see discrepancies. ie sony fx6 as an A cam w/ fx3 as B cam. It's just good practice and minimizes time in post.
The X-H2S is really a great camera! In my usage, I always found it has LOADS of dynamic range. It's not only very aesthetically pleasing, but also very practical as a primary outdoor, 'run-and-gun' videographer. In these shots, I found out that indoors, the Canon has a more pleasing texture. More soft, which makes it feel more 3D and rich. Outdoors I much preferred the Fuji in 90% of the time. The C70 had too little detail in comparison, reminding me a bit of softness of the Canon 600D I had back in the day. Sometimes the shots look even out of focus. The Fuji looks more punchy which gives more character to the shots in my book. Also, on the colour side I preferred the Canon in some shot indoors, but overall I found the Fuji much nicer. The contrast is better, and also the colors are a bit more 'surprising'. The Canon shot looks warm and cohesive, but also a bit conservative and bland. The (outdoor) Fuji files look like there's much more going on in them color-wise. And yes, the skin tones are extremely close!
Yeah the XH2s really shines outdoors. You can turn the sharpness all the way down to lose that look in XH2s or use a bloom or mist filter to cut through some as well. Either way, you can't go wrong with it for video.
@@TrentErwin honestly I really appreciate this. You are the only youtuber who actually helped out with this test after i requested. Now watch this be the fastest views you will get compared to past videos. This what people want to see
may i ask on the xh2s how did you set the white balance ? just kalvin or auto or custom because i always get a green shift when i set it with kalvin FLOG2
I’d rather be a flogger vs a clogger 😆 As always, great work Trent. Love how such a small and affordable package can stack up against a more “professional” video camera. Sounds like you should the return the Fuji to the seller (me).
Thanks bro 🙏🏼 it stacks up really well. Better than I even anticipated. I’ve been impressed. Glad you decided to sell it so I could benefit 😎 now how about the FX3 too?? Lol
There definitely is and the Fuji sharpness was even turned down to -2 during these tests. Depends on the need, but you can turn it down more and add a mist or bloom filter for softer looks.
Really interesting! So cool to see that Fuji can hang with the big boys. I just got an fx3 and I’m still trying to decide if I like it much more than my xh2 haha The full frame look is something I enjoy, but I do find Fuji more intuitive and easy to use. But I have been using Fuji for years. Cheers bro! Subbed!
Haha FX3 and XH2 are totally different cameras. One is all video and the other is hybrid. I just picked up an FX3 myself. It doesn’t seem impressive immediately but it’s powerful. That dual native ISO is insane for low light. SLog3 grades very very well. The most recent footage we’ve gotten out of it has been beautiful.
Do you shoot more daylight or night time content? The FX3 is outclassed by that X-h2s open gate with 14 stops of dynamic range. The colors will always be better on the Fuji. The FX3 will do better with low light.
@@nativestrong7253 I’m def sticking with the Sony now. Fx3 and a7iv. I do like the Fuji colours, but the ibis and slog3 have been great. And yes, the lowlight capabilities are fantastic on the Sony’s. Kept an x100f for family documentation.
Does the Fuji shoots raw, if so how does the raws from these cameras match up? I find it really hard to believe the fuji is a better video camera than the R5. When you say that it's a better video camera, you have to take everything into consideration. My R5 video capabilities are just ridiculously good...Auto focus that rarely misses, Full frame 4 & 8K raw, up to 8 stops of image stabilizer, amazing AF Tracking,... Is there anyway you can make these files available for download? I feel like this may be an exposure and grading difference
The Fuji doesn't shoot RAW. It shoots up to ProRes HQ, which is very nice. I was testing here in ProRes 422. To me it's better than the R5 in these ways: more dynamic range (most important to me), doesn't overheat in higher bit rate recording, a great log profile in FLog 2, very good auto focus (same performance as I got with the R5, and a few times better), the option for Open Gate 6K recording (3:2 ratio for more info than 16:9, which is great for social content to keep things horizontal as well). Image stabilization is good but I'm not a big IBIS shooter because I either go straight to a gimbal for these cams or I go handheld with my C70 which doesn't have IBIS. Just learned I don't really need it.
@@mcsnapples exactly, yes I said that above -- the Fuji has better dynamic range than the R5. I totally agree that Fuji, Panasonic and Blackmagic all have incredible cameras for far less than Canon and Sony. But Canon and Sony have some very great cameras as well (FX3 for example).
sorry but even on your footage we can clearly see the digital look of the fuji (overly sharp like every other mirorless ) and the highlight roll-off is quite a bit more brutal. The fuji is good for basic videography but if you want a more organic look the C70 will give you that. Also when you operates a real cinema camera wit all the right tools ( waveform, 10 stops ND filters, RAW ST, XLR etc) there's no coming back. This kind of vid is pretty useless imo. It's like people comparing iphone to mirorless cam to be honest. 2 different worlds.
Haha sorry it bothered you. I wasn’t saying the XH2s is a cinema camera. Yes I love having internal NDs, XLR, and false color on the C70. But I didn’t buy the XH2s to be another “cinema” cam. I am impressed by how good it looks next to the C70 in most conditions, and that’s the point of this video 🤘🏼 (also the Fuji was on -2 sharpness for this)
@@TrentErwin dont mind what he is saying. I appreciate this video. Its unfortunate for now I cant afford a Fujifilm xh2s I would have shown him what Fuji can do. Meanwhile when i still owed a Fujifilm xt3 this is a blue screen i shot in my bedroom - th-cam.com/video/B785u-EXV-Y/w-d-xo.html
Was looking for a comparison like this and you did it! Thank you so much
You’re welcome 🤘🏼
Best comparison on the entire YT. You really showed us what we wanted to see.
I don't know why people find it hard to accept that the Fuji is better than the R5C.
So far, there's no other prosumer mirrorless with a stacked sensor that does 14bit readout on video. The C70 does a dual 14bit readout so, it makes total sense they're both are comparable.
Not to mention the incredible rolling shutter performance. Maybe even better than the C70.
The R5C is good but not worthy of that C... Maybe it's a C of Crippled as Canon likes to do.
I appreciate it! Very comparable. More so than people think.
People find it hard to believe because they don't want to believe it. How dare an "inferior" APSC camera be better than a full frame camera! People look at Fuji as the "little brother" of cameras but forget that he will grow up some day.
Interesting. I’m a C70 user and have been curious about the XH2s. I do prefer the C70 in every example here, just more organic and I prefer a softer look, but as you say the colour is pretty close all things considered. Can I ask if you are adapting EF glass for the Fuji? Or have you purchased separate lenses? If you’re adapting glass does the autofocus work? The fast readout and built in ProRes makes the Fuji quite a nice offering.
All things considered, the Fuji has a beautiful look in video. I think it’s softer than a lot are giving it credit. Currently I am adapting EF glass since I have a lot of it. I’m using the Fringer EF to XF adapter with AF. It does work really well. Some lenses better than others, but I find my 50mm and 18-35mm work really well with it. I do plan to purchase the XF 16-55mm f2.8. It’s probably one of the best native lenses available.
@@TrentErwin I used both, and the Canon C70 is definitely softer, more "filmic". The XH2s has great colors and also great dynamic range, but you can clearly see it's coming from a mirrorless . It's the sharpest image that I ever color graded, and I shot with a tons of cameras including Arri and Red. I think a lot of people are confusing Sharpness with details, here with the Fuji, there is sharpening added in camera that you can't completely turn off, and that's what I don't really like unfortunately. But it's still a great image, for those who like the "clean look" (not my taste personally) . If I had to pick a XH2s it will be more for the photo side (love the emulation film they provide).
some differences like sharpness cannot be directly compared because different lenses were used which will impact these attributes.
That’s right. I wasn’t comparing sharpness in this one
I just realized the reason why they match well might be because the XH2s has a 14bit sensor readout in 6k (most prosumer cameras have 12bit) and the c70 has a dual gain sensor
Great video! Love my Fujifilm and have zero regrets 🤌🏼
Zero regrets 😎
With all the benefits of the XH2S, the things you needed it t have to match with the C70, did you ever considered the Lumix S5IIx?
I've been really wanting to check out the X-H2S. It just seems like such a beast of a camera. I don't know how well the shots match (the high angle shot with the coffee mug seemed to me the closest), but I can believe that the C-Log 2 and 3 from the two Canon cameras also don't match too well. I remember seeing comparisons of the R6 to other contemporary Canons and how different its colors were. Anyway, fun comparison and thanks for sharing
Most of the shots with people/skin matched very well. Some didn’t need any adjustment. Some had slight tint shifts and then was pretty much it. They matched better than I thought two different brands would.
bro, i have xh2 and xh2s, it can match the color of sony a74 xD no big deal
@@phuong9264 flog2 and slog3?? How?
They are pretty close. Canon ironically feels like it has more green tint to the image. I feel like most ppl should be shooting a color checker chart and mitigate most of these problems tho. Especially if you edit in davinci resolve.. Even within the same brands and technically same sensor's you'll see discrepancies. ie sony fx6 as an A cam w/ fx3 as B cam. It's just good practice and minimizes time in post.
It’s definitely best practice and easier to work within post, no doubt. Just wanted to take an objective look at both profiles straight up.
The X-H2S is really a great camera! In my usage, I always found it has LOADS of dynamic range. It's not only very aesthetically pleasing, but also very practical as a primary outdoor, 'run-and-gun' videographer.
In these shots, I found out that indoors, the Canon has a more pleasing texture. More soft, which makes it feel more 3D and rich. Outdoors I much preferred the Fuji in 90% of the time. The C70 had too little detail in comparison, reminding me a bit of softness of the Canon 600D I had back in the day. Sometimes the shots look even out of focus. The Fuji looks more punchy which gives more character to the shots in my book.
Also, on the colour side I preferred the Canon in some shot indoors, but overall I found the Fuji much nicer. The contrast is better, and also the colors are a bit more 'surprising'. The Canon shot looks warm and cohesive, but also a bit conservative and bland. The (outdoor) Fuji files look like there's much more going on in them color-wise. And yes, the skin tones are extremely close!
Yeah the XH2s really shines outdoors. You can turn the sharpness all the way down to lose that look in XH2s or use a bloom or mist filter to cut through some as well. Either way, you can't go wrong with it for video.
Good work!! Just got the little brother the Fujifilm X-S20, such a great little camera and the results are overall great!
Have you tried to match it with Sony log3? And what if to use the same lut (for example Phantom lut) for both cameras , Canon and Fuji. Will it match?
I used the Phantom LUTs for these two cameras. I’m about to test with Sony, as I just snagged a FX3 😎
People are really sleeping on fuji. Sensor size is NOT everything!
It’s very true! The XH2S is brilliant when it comes to video.
Finally!!! Thanks for this. Any download link for the log files?
Yes in just a little bit I’ll have them uploaded
@@TrentErwin honestly I really appreciate this. You are the only youtuber who actually helped out with this test after i requested. Now watch this be the fastest views you will get compared to past videos. This what people want to see
may i ask on the xh2s how did you set the white balance ? just kalvin or auto or custom because i always get a green shift when i set it with kalvin FLOG2
Yeah I was using Kelvin
@@TrentErwin you ever feel like the kalvin is off a bit or needs tweaking ?
I’d rather be a flogger vs a clogger 😆
As always, great work Trent. Love how such a small and affordable package can stack up against a more “professional” video camera. Sounds like you should the return the Fuji to the seller (me).
Thanks bro 🙏🏼 it stacks up really well. Better than I even anticipated. I’ve been impressed. Glad you decided to sell it so I could benefit 😎 now how about the FX3 too?? Lol
@@TrentErwinhahah. Fat chance 😏
One question?what did you use to match flog and clog? Or it was Color space transformer in DaVinci?
I was using the Dehancer plugin 🎨
Great video and comparison. Love my XH2s also, subbed :)
Thanks for the sub my friend!
There seems to be more sharpness in the Fuji footage over the Canon footage.
There definitely is and the Fuji sharpness was even turned down to -2 during these tests. Depends on the need, but you can turn it down more and add a mist or bloom filter for softer looks.
@@TrentErwin I thought the level of Fuji sharpness was quite nice, not overly sharp but still a nice crispness to the image.
Really interesting! So cool to see that Fuji can hang with the big boys.
I just got an fx3 and I’m still trying to decide if I like it much more than my xh2 haha
The full frame look is something I enjoy, but I do find Fuji more intuitive and easy to use. But I have been using Fuji for years.
Cheers bro! Subbed!
Haha FX3 and XH2 are totally different cameras. One is all video and the other is hybrid. I just picked up an FX3 myself. It doesn’t seem impressive immediately but it’s powerful. That dual native ISO is insane for low light. SLog3 grades very very well. The most recent footage we’ve gotten out of it has been beautiful.
Do you shoot more daylight or night time content? The FX3 is outclassed by that X-h2s open gate with 14 stops of dynamic range. The colors will always be better on the Fuji. The FX3 will do better with low light.
@@nativestrong7253 I’m def sticking with the Sony now. Fx3 and a7iv.
I do like the Fuji colours, but the ibis and slog3 have been great. And yes, the lowlight capabilities are fantastic on the Sony’s.
Kept an x100f for family documentation.
what is the lens you are running on the XH2s sitting next to you? looks like an adapted full frame?
It’s the Sigma 18-35 f1.8 EF. It’s a cropped sensor lens. One of the best zooms for Super 35 sensors.
@@TrentErwin thanks!
Can you recommend a fuji to ef adapter?
I’m using the Fringer adapter. This one specifically: amzn.to/3YHH8bT
Does the Fuji shoots raw, if so how does the raws from these cameras match up? I find it really hard to believe the fuji is a better video camera than the R5. When you say that it's a better video camera, you have to take everything into consideration. My R5 video capabilities are just ridiculously good...Auto focus that rarely misses, Full frame 4 & 8K raw, up to 8 stops of image stabilizer, amazing AF Tracking,... Is there anyway you can make these files available for download? I feel like this may be an exposure and grading difference
The Fuji doesn't shoot RAW. It shoots up to ProRes HQ, which is very nice. I was testing here in ProRes 422.
To me it's better than the R5 in these ways: more dynamic range (most important to me), doesn't overheat in higher bit rate recording, a great log profile in FLog 2, very good auto focus (same performance as I got with the R5, and a few times better), the option for Open Gate 6K recording (3:2 ratio for more info than 16:9, which is great for social content to keep things horizontal as well). Image stabilization is good but I'm not a big IBIS shooter because I either go straight to a gimbal for these cams or I go handheld with my C70 which doesn't have IBIS. Just learned I don't really need it.
@@TrentErwin thanks Trent... would love to play with grading some of your Flog2 footage, have any you can share?
@@LonzosStudios yes I'll upload some clips to Dropbox for folks to download and play with.
@@TrentErwinit shoots raw externally - ProRes Raw and Black Magic Raw
@@mcsnapples exactly, yes I said that above -- the Fuji has better dynamic range than the R5. I totally agree that Fuji, Panasonic and Blackmagic all have incredible cameras for far less than Canon and Sony. But Canon and Sony have some very great cameras as well (FX3 for example).
Damn I know my C70 😊
Very good my friend 😎
Very useful video btw
I appreciate it
good choice
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Your videos are amazing. I really like it. I am a new subscriber to your channel. Can I talk with you Trent?
Thank you 🙏🏼 you can book a call with me here: calendly.com/trent-erwin/clarity-call?month=2023-08
No Fuji is a wayyy better video camera
Haha I means it’s good but I wouldn’t say way better 😎 the C70 is a cinema camera for a reason
@@TrentErwin sorry let me specify I meant in the canon R5
sorry but even on your footage we can clearly see the digital look of the fuji (overly sharp like every other mirorless ) and the highlight roll-off is quite a bit more brutal. The fuji is good for basic videography but if you want a more organic look the C70 will give you that. Also when you operates a real cinema camera wit all the right tools ( waveform, 10 stops ND filters, RAW ST, XLR etc) there's no coming back. This kind of vid is pretty useless imo. It's like people comparing iphone to mirorless cam to be honest. 2 different worlds.
Haha sorry it bothered you. I wasn’t saying the XH2s is a cinema camera. Yes I love having internal NDs, XLR, and false color on the C70. But I didn’t buy the XH2s to be another “cinema” cam. I am impressed by how good it looks next to the C70 in most conditions, and that’s the point of this video 🤘🏼 (also the Fuji was on -2 sharpness for this)
@@TrentErwin dont mind what he is saying. I appreciate this video. Its unfortunate for now I cant afford a Fujifilm xh2s I would have shown him what Fuji can do. Meanwhile when i still owed a Fujifilm xt3 this is a blue screen i shot in my bedroom -
th-cam.com/video/B785u-EXV-Y/w-d-xo.html
@@TrentErwin by the way Love from Nigeria, Africa. If from the other part of the world i follow up your work you are doing something great.
Yeahh i also notice that the fuji has that digital look on the skintone haha
@@mbismbismb okay suit yourself 😁