Fujifilm X-H2 Mirrorless Camera

The Fujifilm X-H2 is great for landscape photography. Its high-resolution sensor captures an incredible amount of detail, which is great for making large-scale prints and gives you more leeway to crop in your photos.

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  Sturdy, weather-sealed construction., High-res sensor produces incredibly detailed photos., Wide dynamic range., Great battery life.

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  Not very portable., Low light noise handling is only decent.

Though I liked the X-T5, I definitely prefer the X-H2 as it adds a number of features including: much deeper buffers, superior memory card technology, 8K video, fully articulating LCD screen, higher resolution viewfinder, has a full size HDMI port along with a native headphone jack, and can be...

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  The new 40MP sensor is excellent, Beautiful build with a great grip, Improved IBIS works better than ever, Excellent focus system with Deep Learning AI for tracking action, Competitive burst rates, Very deep buffers, Shutter rated up to 500,000 actuations, High resolution viewfinder, Good battery...

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  Eye AF performance still lags behind Sony and Canon, Whole screen tracking not as smoothly implemented as competitors, Some obvious rolling shutter with electronic shutter, Touchscreen navigation remains limited, Q menu navigation remains frustrating

Fujifilm split its flagship X-H line in two direction, with the X-H2 and its new 40-megapixel sensor aimed at those who need plenty of resolution to capture fine detail. And the camera does just that! But equally it keeps noise at bay and also delivers the goods in terms of speed.

Fujifilm revived the hybrid X-H series in 2022 with a pair of nearly identical models, the X-H2 and X-H2S Fujifilm X-H2S . These two Mirrorless Digital Cameras are externally identical yet use two different 5th-generation APS-C sensors.

There are still some areas where Fuji lags a bit, and my primary complaints are focused on some rolling shutter issues, an autofocus system that, while vastly improved, still lags in some areas behind the other brands along with my continued frustration with navigating Fuji’s Q-menu.

The Fujifilm X-H2 is a fully-featured workhorse-like enthusiast and pro-enticing camera with a resolution for both stills and video. Not everyone needs a full-frame sensor and the performance of the 40-megapixel APS-C chip in this camera will tick enough boxes for many, especially at this price.

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  Tank-like construction, High stills and video resolution, Compatible with a broad range of lenses, Reasonably priced for the feature set provided

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  APS-C sensor rather than full-frame, Cooling fan is an optional extra, No 120fps 4K capture option

This creative powerhouse captures 40MP photos and 8K ProRes video

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  Stabilized 40MP image sensor, Speedy autofocus with subject recognition, 15fps mechanical shutter, Magnesium chassis with dust and splash protection, ProRes video, Film Simulation looks

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  Long-form 8K requires an add-on fan, 160MP multi-shot befuddled by motion

We think the X-H2 is one of the best APS-C cameras on the market today. If you don't shoot slow-motion video or high-speed bursts, you can get much of the X-H2S experience at a significantly lower price. Plus, it has advantages of its own, like more detailed images and 8K recording.

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  The highest-resolution ASP-C sensor on the market, 8K video capture, Internal ProRes recording, 160MP pixel shift multi-shot, Significantly cheaper than the X-H2S

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  Rolling shutter is noticeable at 8K, No 4K 120fps shooting, Still expensive for an APS-C body

Updated: November 30, 2011 Launched in September 2022 , Fujifilm X-H2 is a 40.2MP Advanced Mirrorless camera with a APS-C (23.5 x 15.6 mm ) sized BSI-CMOS sensor, built-in Image Stabilization, weather-sealed body, Fully articulated touch screen and Fujifilm X lens mount.

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  FAN-001 External Cooling Fan Compatibility, Unlimited Video Recording (no 30min limit), Built-in Wireless (Wi-fi), Bluetooth Connectivity, 5-axis Image Stabilization, Articulating Screen, 8K at 30fps , 4K at 60fps and FHD at 240fps Video Recording, No crop on 4K Videos, 10-bit 4:2:2 Color Sampling,...

Not too much to say other than I love it and I'm happy I bought it. I still have and love my Nikon Z7II and have no plans to get rid of it. I'll use both cameras as I see fit (whenever I feel like the Fuji vibe or whenever I feel like Nikon). Image quality on the X-H2 is great.

The sensor is excellent. The AF is swift, sure, and smart. The EVF is gorgeous. The stills burst speed is very nearly as fast as video FPS and the buffer seemingly inexhaustible. The body is well constructed, ergonomically well designed, and they thought through all the details.

What can i tell, it's one hell of a great camera. Good feel and build. Love the picture and video options.