Fujifilm XH2

When David reviews a new camera, he examines three areas: size, durability, and quality. In terms of size and weight, the X-H2 is lightweight and can be easily carried in one hand. He claims the firm hand grip is the best he’s ever used in the outdoors. The hand grip also allows easy accessibility to the app buttons that control exposure, ISO settings, and more. The lenses are also lightweight. David’s favorite is the versatile FujiFilm 56mm F1.2 lens. The X-H2 camera is structured in a do-it-all size in a very good camera body.

As for durability, the Fujifilm X-H2 features an LCD screen with protective siding that flips out and around. It works well if you are positioned low to the ground. In terms of weather resistance, the Fujifilm X-H2 operating capability ranges from minus 10 to plus 40 degrees Celsius. And with the humidity rating of ten to eighty percent, you can take the camera almost anywhere outdoors.

In terms of quality, David praises the consistent quality of Fujifilm cameras and lenses. Located on the top, the Fujifilm X-H2 menu shows you all the settings you need to know. The image quality is beautiful as David shows you images he captured on a recent outdoor photography trip. If you are a videographer, the X-H2 also captures stunning video files.

After evaluating the Fujifilm X-H2 in varying weather conditions, David concludes that the camera has a solid professional feel. In this sponsored video lesson, Outdoor Photography Guide’s pro David Johnston shows you why he is enthused by the durable but lightweight Fujifilm X-H2 mirrorless camera.