Woodworth
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I have no lens without IOS, therefore I do not change camera, now, but I wait for X-T3. With this I don't tell you that X- H1 is not a good upgrade of X-t2
It's great that Fuji offer us a good choice of cameras. Differing models to suit the needs and preferences of the variety of people who shoot with Fuji. They can't get it perfect for all people all of the time, but they come pretty close! They focus on image quality and regular updates to firmware and in doing so give us Fuji photographer's a fabulous deal (imho).
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I don't think there is one. There are a few LED ring lights (not flash). This is an area where someone "should pick up the ball and run"! Maybe Nissin or Godox will oblige us one day.
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I think, sensor apart, that X-H1 is an upgrade vs X-t2 only for film-makers, not for photografers; they wait for new X-t3 with autofocus speedy like the nikon's one and 32 Mpytes sensor
Nonesense! This is an ideal camera for photographers! IBIS, rugged build, better viewfinder etc, etc. Just because it's being marketed as ideal for video doesn't mean it is only a video camera. The X-H1 is in fact an ideal camera for people who want to do candid photography (very quiet shutter as well as silent shutter), for those who want to do low light photography (better viewfinder and IBIS) and also for anyone who has struggled to get the best out of the 90mm f2 or 16-55 lenses because of camera shake (IBIS).
Personally I can't be bothered with the video side of it and I don't really like the styling (prefer the retro look) but I will get one as soon as I can just because of the IBIS.
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I'm kind of torn with the design of the X-H1. Whereas I welcome this camera I think that the IBIS is most desirable in a "rangefinder" style camera such as the X-Pro2. This is of course my personal preference. IBIS will be a benefit for any camera, regardless of the esthetics.
As to the top screen, it not really necessary, whereas a locking function on a X-T2 style exposure compensation dial would have been welcome. I don't mind the design but would prefer for Fuji to stay retro, I like all the dials and knobs.
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Fuji X-Pro2 & 90mm no filters Velvia setting
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Fuji GFX 50s & 23mm
The Millenium Stone, Derwentwater, Cumbria, UK.
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What exposure/ISO settings did you use? Generally something like 20s, wide open at ISO1600 should give you something usable.
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Godox works well for me.
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X-Pro2 with 35/2
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Success!!!
All it took was using a different site to host some photos! Thanks all for your help. Obviously the choice of website/blog/photo hosting site is quite important.
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Still not working.
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Looks like it will be a departure from the X-T styling, perhaps an entirely new shape. Quite like the top LCD on my GFX, maybe the X-H1 will be a mini GFX?
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Let me try.
Can you see it?
It's just "Choose this file" and "Attach this file", then "Preview post" and "Add reply".
Referring to my op "I have noticed that some pictures (such as the ones I have uploaded) aren't visible when I'm signed out, whereas others are always visible.
Please can you tell me, how do I upload my pictures so that they are always visible?", your picture is not visible when not signed in. I've succeeded in posting pictures in the way you have but not so that they are always visible (signed in or not). That is where I am struggling.
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Failed attempt!
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It's just a .jpg file, like the one you posted. I'm using a Mac, maybe Mac users need to do it a different way?
To re-iterate, am I right in thinking that you drag a file from your desktop and drop it into this dialogue box and click "Post"? Then it works for you (but not for me)?
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Tried drag and drop and it wouldn't post. Got the "You are not allowed to use that image extension on this community." message again. I must be doing something wrong but I don't get this problem on other forums.
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Is there a better way?
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The trouble is that I get this message when I do that: "You are not allowed to use that image extension on this community." when using this button (see pic).
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Really? No-one know? Not even Patrick? Wow!
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I have noticed that some pictures (such as the ones I have uploaded) aren't visible when I'm signed out, whereas others are always visible.
Please can you tell me, how do I upload my pictures so that they are always visible?
I appreciate that is is probably a terrible bore for those who have contributed to a similar post in the past, but I'd be grateful for your help.
Thanks!
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The use of the initial "H" is interesting. To speculate, could it be that they are using an APS-H format sensor?
Perhaps the "H" is for handheld?Maybe, it won't look like an X-T2 or X-Pro2?
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In between rain and hail, I grabbed this shot.
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I got a cheap wired remote from Ebay for an X-T1 and it works just fine with the GFX.
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GFX50s 110/2
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Perhaps the "H" is for handheld?
Fuji X-H1 – Your Opinion
in Fuji X-H1 / Fuji X-H2s / Fuji X-H2
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I really like the X-H1 apart from it's looks. As a camera, it is ideal for me as it had IBIS and that whisper quiet shutter is a delight! I can now use my 90mm with confidence (had many camera shake problems before) and have used it to take sharp pictures down to 1/10th s. The EVF is lovely, big and bright and the camera is not nearly as big and bulky as I had imagined. For low light work it is a dream. Now if they could make an X-Pro3 have the same features (but not looks), I'd buy one immediately,