These photos were taken with the Fujifilm XH2,XH2s Firmware 3.03. The lenses I used are Fujifilm XF150-600 and Fujifilm XF200mm F/2.0 with 1.4 Extender
Very enjoyable video Jorge, really nice images (the iguana shot is great). Question(s) about metering, do you use multi, spot, etc. or do you set everything manually, the other question has to do with your comment about getting a very dark background, for instance, if I’m shooting very close to a subject (in daylight) I’ll set a small aperture, high shutter speed, low iso and use a flash, obviously I can’t do that if I’m shooting a distant subject, are you talking about selecting the background or the way you position yourself (which is probably the same thing) or is it camera settings. Be well.
Thank you, I must admit Iguanas are pretty cool with there dragon look. I use multi metering but when using face an eye detection the metering changes to the ares where autofocus gets on the face. You will notice that when the camera auto focus system is on face eye detect you will be unable to select metering mode.. As to dark background ill look for subjects with clean dark backgrounds.
How do you feel about the overall af from the H2S for wildlife? I recently moved from Sony a7riv because I wanted a camera with faster burst. I've heard mixed responses about H2S tracking and hoping they continue to update and improve it. I'm hoping it can keep up for photography some of the faster subjects I sometimes run into.
It’s definitely the best Fuji has made. I had the Sony A7iv and Riv and sold off the system because they are crippling there affordable cameras when it come to speed. I’m also disappointed that Sony is not providing firmware updates to improve there camera’s. You would have to spend $6,500 for a Sony A1 to get the speed performance of the Fuji XH2s. Fuji must improve the autofocus to compete with Canon and Nikon as they are making more affordable full frame cameras. Nikon is also making retro full frame-cameras that could be a serious threat to fujifilm
The Fuji XH2s is a huge improvement from everything that came before from Fujifilm. I hope that Fuji will do some more firmware updates. The Fujifilm XH2s can definitely be used for wildlife photography as you can see on my CZcams channel I have several videos where I did bird photography. and was very happy with the performance. Perhaps what you would you miss out in auto focus compared to the Sony system you pick up in speed and performance with the Fuji XH2S
Very enjoyable video Jorge, really nice images (the iguana shot is great). Question(s) about metering, do you use multi, spot, etc. or do you set everything manually, the other question has to do with your comment about getting a very dark background, for instance, if I’m shooting very close to a subject (in daylight) I’ll set a small aperture, high shutter speed, low iso and use a flash, obviously I can’t do that if I’m shooting a distant subject, are you talking about selecting the background or the way you position yourself (which is probably the same thing) or is it camera settings. Be well.
Thank you, I must admit Iguanas are pretty cool with there dragon look. I use multi metering but when using face an eye detection the metering changes to the ares where autofocus gets on the face. You will notice that when the camera auto focus system is on face eye detect you will be unable to select metering mode.. As to dark background ill look for subjects with clean dark backgrounds.
@@jrperezphotography Got it, thanks for the reply Jorge.
How do you feel about the overall af from the H2S for wildlife? I recently moved from Sony a7riv because I wanted a camera with faster burst. I've heard mixed responses about H2S tracking and hoping they continue to update and improve it. I'm hoping it can keep up for photography some of the faster subjects I sometimes run into.
It’s definitely the best Fuji has made. I had the Sony A7iv and Riv and sold off the system because they are crippling there affordable cameras when it come to speed. I’m also disappointed that Sony is not providing firmware updates to improve there camera’s. You would have to spend $6,500 for a Sony A1 to get the speed performance of the Fuji XH2s. Fuji must improve the autofocus to compete with Canon and Nikon as they are making more affordable full frame cameras. Nikon is also making retro full frame-cameras that could be a serious threat to fujifilm
The Fuji XH2s is a huge improvement from everything that came before from Fujifilm. I hope that Fuji will do some more firmware updates. The Fujifilm XH2s can definitely be used for wildlife photography as you can see on my CZcams channel I have several videos where I did bird photography. and was very happy with the performance. Perhaps what you would you miss out in auto focus compared to the Sony system you pick up in speed and performance with the Fuji XH2S
What about the X-H2, is this quick enough to do some wildlife? Thanks 🙏