TCSTV is the top of the game when it comes to camera YT content. The surpass all the garbage (DRTv) and sellouts pushing their tutorial downloads. Chris and Jordan rock.

+Rediscover Film agreed, though I wouldn't have been so harsh.

I agree 100%!

Agree, great review.

agree!

...and as they are in NYC, landing at B&H

Haha I was thinking the same thing!

Thanks Maarten! You too!

Thanks Eric! We'll do a proper overheating test without the grip once production units ship. Jordan @ TCSTV

Agreed! At least Fuji has a good track record with firmware. Jordan @ TCSTV

But it's a good thing that you can use Fuji Colours with the Film Simulation, can you use Grain Simulation in video as well? Which film simulation you found to be more cinematic? I think a toned down Provia and a Classic Chrome would look pretty good as for out of the box video. I wished the X-T2 had a swivel screen and touchscreen, even more since Fuji is now getting into video territory, Panasonic showed that it can be pretty nice to have it. Hopefully filmmakers will embrace the X-T2 more than previous Fuji cameras and as a consequence, Fuji needs more OIS lenses or put a 5-axis IBIS on the next one.

+theSUBVERSIVE Fuji already has 8 OIS Lenses + another announced for 2017. don't look for ibis on Fuji X mount as manager states ibis is incompatible with their lens mount as they don't want to sacrifice image quality. fuji also claims a touch screen will be conflicting to a dial operation camera - which is one of their reasons for excluding it according to them*. they released the the x70 which is a touch screen model since year but its not a dial operated device. (personally I can think of the touch screen being conflicting as imagine setting the shutter speed dial to let's say 1\125 and having the ability to use a touchscreen to do the same and I set the touchscreen to 1\250.. which would take priority? what I set on the touchscreen or what is set on the dial? also the lens apertures.. most of the lenses have manual mechanically controlled apertures - I can still only change my aperture by physically adjusting it- the only way the camera can take control of the aperture is if it has been set to "A" which at that point u lose manual control so the touchscreen could not set it either... ISO dial would be the same concern*.. i am not saying its impossible but just my view but then again they could use it for focusing, menu navigation and playback)

iforgotmyusername0 I've aware of all of that. But most OIS lenses if not all, they are zoom lenses and it does not include the 16-55mm f/2.8, the best candidate for go to video lens. None the of bright primes have OIS, for 35mm and beyond, it would be nice to have OIS or any sort of IS. I think IBIS is possible, even more if you consider that 4K video in the X-T2 already have some extra crop in it, so vignetting is not an issue for 4K and the major purpose of a IBIS would be for video. Fuji says it compromises IQ but since 4K already uses 1.75x crop, it doesn't compromise its quality. So it's very doable and then still photographers have the option to use it knowing there might be vignetting or crop. Touchscreen conflicting with dials and buttons is very easy to solve, let the user set how he wants, done. Moreover, touchscreen wouldn't be for changing settings, aperture, etc. that doesn't add to the camera, but for focusing, even more in video, it adds a lot. Touch focus and drag focus would be huge for video, even more if you can set the speed for changing focus to be more cinematic and so on and so forth. I'm being very reasonable as why I think Fuji should improve those if they are serious about video. Sure, Fuji won't be able to address that now, but they are important points for the future when it comes to supporting video.

The film simulations look so great I doubt I'll ever use flog.

Really? I must be alone or in the minority because he was annoying as hell throughout the video. Hope he never comes back in future videos.

I wanted more billy lol. jumping in when ever he can (I'm sure it was planned, otherwise he would have been cut during the video editing) chill and enjoy the video ppl -_-;;

Whenever he came in, it completely threw me off and took me out of the review. I think Jordan and Chris are better on their own on this one.

KEEP Billy. Hilarious. If he threw you off then you have other brain problems. It shouldn't be that difficult to concentrate with that little bit of interruption.

There are nice ways to reply to a person. This is not one of them. Do you really not see any merit to my opinion? You can't imagine anyone being thrown off by the interruptions so much that they must have brain problems?

What cheaper flashes are there?

+skatertwig26 There's the Cactus RF60, which is around $175 by itself.

***** Hmmm not too bad. The Fuji line is looking more appealing. I hope Godox supports them soon.

+skatertwig26 Why wait? Another cool feature it has an auto flash detection function. So as long as you have a Godox TTL flash, it'll work.

***** Pretty cool!!! With HSS too? Leaving a system is hard. Flashes lenses and such have to go. Plus the additional $600 then my a6300. I want to wait and see what happens. But I am considering Fuji. I wonder if there is a way to get this to work with Fuji. Mabye it can use one of the Canon or Nikon Godox triggers? I am new to Fuji tech so I am not sure haha www.amazon.com/Godox-AD600M-Outdoor-8700mAh-0-01-2-5/dp/B01B2NW6BO/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1468701664&sr=8-8&keywords=godox+flash

wow.. that's correct :-D Dean Neistat... you have eagle eyes!!

Whoever Casey Neistat is... but the other guy on the phone looked like Barney Britton from dpreview ;-)

I thought it was Barney too.

Omg, omg, omg! Who's Dean Neistat?

Some guy from a documentary about wolves

If this is true, and I have no reason to believe it isn't, it beggars belief why Sony doesn't simply program such a procedure into their cameras under a menu button called 'Reset for high-temperature video' or something that activates when a fast card is installed. It may sound clunky in PR, but they'd curtail frustration in users.

I totally agree, I thought that image quality was so much better on the Fuji. Impressed!

that may have just been the picture profile though

Yes Fuji's jpegs are the best. But if you shoot raw the A6300 and X-T2 are the same, except the A6300 shoots at iso 100 and the Fuji at iso 200.

+Bomber not the same. different cfa and compression. You can shoot ISO100 raws with the fuji too

I had various Fujis, ISO100 on the fuji is a boosted mode, and as such it has a loss in quality and should be used only when you want less light, not for the dynamic range. But yes, the raw are not the same, fuji applies a lot more of noise-correction even in raws, but the end result is the pretty much the same. They basically have the same sensor with a different pixel layout that originally was used to avoid moiré; without an AA filter, but today moiré; isn't that big of an issue anymore. Anyway, the X-T2 and the A6300 are the best APSC mirrorless right now and I'm amazed how much Fuji improved on the AF since the X-E1.

you forgot better shutter, better viewfinder and made in japan ;)

And twice the price with grip.

***** there are people willing to pay more for something that actually works well and doesnt fail while you are working with it.

And double the price :) Overheating is an issue, but for most, not worth $1000 more to solve, especially with a SmallRig cage solving that quite a bit. Also only an issue if you shoot 4k for more than 15 minutes, something the Fuji can't even do w/o the grip... And if you don't mind paying more then just go for an A7SII..

i had overheating issues shooting full hd and even photographing in warm weather. I would pay three times the price for something that works compared to something that just doesnt work. and now with 2 bad sony units with the same issues i wont pay to that brand again. i never had similar issues with canon or fuji. so buying more for the a7s2 is no option because i just dont want to trust their products anymore.Nicolas Gomez

The gx85 is a great bargain allrounder but nowhere near compareable at any level.

How do you like the XT10?

driverv86 Its a fantastic camera, sometimes i like it more that xt1. I really like that you have more buttons that you can customize. Same sensor, image quality are fantastic you can´t go wrong with the xt-10. Remember it´s a quite small camera.

Awesome. Mine is in the mail. My current primary camera is a compact camera - the LX100, which is even smaller and the size doesn't bother me. Thanks!

Well I'm enjoying my X-Pro2 a lot, same picture quality, great AF for street, low-light gig, dance and portrait. I cannot speak as to sports. But obviously if you want 4k video and the tilt screen, well, the XT2 is the only Fuji game in town. It's funny, I'm left eye dominant so the rangefinder format technically does nothing for me, but all the same I just love their X-Pro's far more than their X-T's.

yes it is

+Wu1ff1 great! I hope this will be demonstrated somewhere a little more in depth. If the colours and gamma can be made film like right out of the camera, it's gonna be sweet! Heck, the camera is probably powerful enough to do custom LUT's, should Fuji want to go down that line.