Fujifilm camera

Fujifilm X-H2S

Creators cited with it: 6; From 10 reports.
Reviewers: Praised for image quality and autofocus; Pushback on build & handling. From 2 reviews. What they said

$2,899.00

Checked Oct 4, 2026. Verify at the retailer.

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“I tested it on an XH2S and an X-T50 camera.”
Christopher FrostOctober 2026Watch the video at 2:52
“I am shooting this on a 40 megapixel Fujifilm XH2 and we're going to be looking at results at a 200% level of magnification.”
Dustin AbbottOctober 2026Watch the video at 13:26

4 more creators cited with it, listed below.

What reviewers say

Based on 2 reviews (1 press, 1 video), newest June 2025

What press and YouTube reviews of the Fujifilm X-H2S judged, by what buyers compare. Open any line for the quotes behind it.

Where it shines

Image quality
Autofocus

Where reviewers push back

Build & handling

Image qualityMostly positive: Leans positive.Great JPEG and raw quality; highest ISO settings are poor2 reviews›
Praise (3)
- “26 megapixels is a great balance for detail and file size for for the way that I work”
  VideoDylan Goldby · August 2024Watch at 16:23
- “Great image quality in both JPEG and raw”
  PressAmateur Photographer, Andy Westlake · June 2025Read the review
- “Raw image quality is every bit as good as we’d expect.”
  PressAmateur Photographer, Andy Westlake · June 2025Read the review
Complaints (1)
- “the extended ISO 25,600 and ISO 51,200 options aren’t brilliant, and I’d steer clear of using them.”
  PressAmateur Photographer, Andy Westlake · June 2025Read the review
VideoNot covered by enough reviews
AutofocusMostly positive: Leans positive.Quick subject tracking that mostly works, with occasional misses2 reviews›
Praise (3)
- “it's far quicker to react and hold on to subjects than the xt5”
  VideoDylan Goldby · August 2024Watch at 13:54
- “Effective subject-recognition autofocus”
  PressAmateur Photographer, Andy Westlake · June 2025Read the review
- “I found subject detection did a good job of identifying cars, birds, or animals reliably even when they’re distant and small in the frame, and then following them accurately.”
  PressAmateur Photographer, Andy Westlake · June 2025Read the review
Complaints (2)
- “it still misses from time to time despite being really fast”
  VideoDylan Goldby · August 2024Watch at 16:49
- “With low contrast subjects the camera has a certain tendency to shift focus onto the background”
  PressAmateur Photographer, Andy Westlake · June 2025Read the review
StabilisationNot covered by enough reviews
Battery lifeNot covered by enough reviews
Build & handlingMostly negative: Leans negative.Robust, weather-sealed, but small grip, mushy dial and flaky touchscreen2 reviews›
Praise (2)
- “it's a real pleasure to work with”
  VideoDylan Goldby · August 2024Watch at 9:38
- “Robust, weather-sealed build quality”
  PressAmateur Photographer, Andy Westlake · June 2025Read the review
Complaints (4)
- “a grip of this size on a camera this small is just uncomfortable in my opinion and I find that holding the camera over the duration of a long shoot results in really really sore fingers for me”
  VideoDylan Goldby · August 2024Watch at 5:00
- “it is mushy and inaccurate and for something that gets used in every single image you take that requires sort of accuracy to quickly operate it's an absolute disaster”
  VideoDylan Goldby · August 2024Watch at 7:07
- “I must admit I found it a little soulless compared to the X-T5’s beguiling array of analogue dials and switches”
  PressAmateur Photographer, Andy Westlake · June 2025Read the review
- “Occasionally unresponsive touchscreen”
  PressAmateur Photographer, Andy Westlake · June 2025Read the review
ValueNot covered by enough reviews