Obviously it’s not impossible, but it is quite a difficult choice. Both cameras have Fujifilm’s new 40MP sensor, both cameras have similar technologies and both cameras even cost a similar amount of money.
Fujifilm
Fujifilm is a camera and lens maker that was well known for its film cameras and both color transparency and black and white films. Its fortunes have revived in the digital world with the popularity of its X-mount APS-C mirrorless cameras and the performance, features and value of its medium format GFX range.
Is the Fujifilm X-H2 a breakthrough camera?
I actually think it might be. I got an early look at this camera at the Fujifilm House of Photography in London before the official launch and I wrote this hands-on review for Digital Camera World ready for the Fujifilm X-Summit in New York.
Fujifilm instax SHARE SP-3 printer review
Verdict: Four stars ★★★★ The purchase price and running costs get in the way of giving the instax SP-3 a five-star rating, but as a concept it’s beyond price. It lets you print, keep and share life’s key moments in a way that a Facebook post, an Instagram or a regular photo print delivered five […]
Fujifilm X-A5 review
Verdict 3.8 stars The X-A5 is a decent vlogging camera with no EVF but a handy tilting screen. It’s nice to look and nice to use, but the current retro mania for any Fujifilm cameras means its used prices are maybe be just a little higher than they should be. Worth looking out for, though.