FUJIFILM X-H2S Review

It weighs almost exactly the same as the X-T4, but feels better built. I think that if you are a hybrid shooter you will love this camera. It delivers great image quality, easy-to-manage picture profiles, and a robust autofocus system.

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While the X-H2 and X-H2S are very exciting cameras and deserving of their flagship status, they aren't necessarily what most people think of when they think of FUJIFILM cameras: that would be the X-T line, and many have been waiting to see what these announcements would mean for the X-T5. We here at B&H have had some time with a pre-production model, and I'll tell you what: it was a good time, indeed.

I've had a few days with my Fujifilm X-H2S and here's my experience with their new flagship APS-C camera. Each decision to upgrade or purchase a camera is very personal, and each person has their own priorities for deciding when the time is right to upgrade or purchase.

These new cameras are more pro DSLR-like than anything else in Fujifilm’s X-series of cameras, eschewing classic shutter speed and ISO dials in favor of a more modern PSAM dial. While the X-H2S maintains a modest resolution that’s only two megapixels more than its predecessor, its biggest improvements are in its speed, autofocus tracking capabilities, and hybrid video shooting.

Despite some video and autofocus niggles, the X-H2S is easily the most powerful APS-C camera available right now. However, these improvements and features don't come cheap.

Speed is the name of the game with the X-H2S, which is all-new, inside and out, and it’s an extremely impressive camera. The Fuji X-H2S is an absolute beast of a camera that lives up to every bit of its flagship billing.

This review of the Fujifilm X-H2S Mirrorless Camera covers its features, performance, and overall value.