Firmware 7.0 got released, Fixes "Hand detection" Part 1 : kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nrN2esSmpsyuf6c.html Old videos about fujifilm autofocus issues : Jared z - Autofocus problems XT5 XH2 video - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qtSRfrR1srOYnJ8.htmlsi=TuPcj_70aWAnxx_3 Eddy Summers - XH2s autofocus video - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y7FjnZmVz9vJpJs.htmlsi=h-fzJiMHfVGvPwKq Tom Wright - XH2S autofocus issues - kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rJdnrLGcsdfYfYU.htmlsi=U8k34xuaxBCoB01U * kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nceJnaSAmbLMnH0.htmlsi=tdclatLi_ecUOSO4 One more XH2s user tested it and got the same results, My camera wasn't "defective" * kzfaq.info/get/bejne/otWjnLmgsLu-fH0.html XS20 fw 1.11 vs xh2s 6.0 23mm f2 * kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e993rNCfl8eooYk.htmlsi=n0KdROIbW32Dmv4Y I uploaded a short update on this channel to show you that I am right about false positive focus

I performed the test on my X-H2S, and your findings are 100% correct. I am a Fujifilm Camera User. I have the X-T5, X-Pro3, X-H2S, GFX50SII, and GFX50R. I've owned and used every camera brand except for Nikon and Hasselblad. Fujifilm's eye detection Auto-Focus System has never been reliable, so I never used it for my commercial work. There is a workaround in which you can do the same test, and if you are using Wide Tracking, whatever you put your autofocus on will stick to it and keep that part in focus. The fix should be easy with a firmware update. When you use Face or Eye Detection, they must ensure that it takes priority, like when you set your auto-focus on an item you track. Good work!

I'm glad you voiced my concerns; hardly anyone else is discussing this issue. I also feel that Fujifilm made things worse this time with the 6.0 version firmware update for the X-H2s. Issues that didn't exist in the previous version are now present in this one. I've been using the X-H2s for over a year now, and I really love this camera. Whether it's the colors or F-Log2, for someone like me who's an amateur hybrid shooter, I feel this camera strikes a great balance. However, I'm really disappointed with this firmware update. The previous update fixed a lot of exposure stepping issues, allowing me to confidently adjust focal lengths while recording my kids skating, with most exposures jumping around within 0.3EV, which was acceptable. But this time, the autofocus is really messed up. I still can't understand what exactly happened to the whole AF-C! I've been a long-time user of Fujifilm cameras, starting from the X-T1, X-T2, X-T3, all the way to the X-H2s, but this update has really upset me. I hope Fujifilm listens to everyone's feedback and fixes these issues as soon as possible.

Hey Fuji, fix this! I have no problem to change my entire system if this problem will not get fixed.

The green box indicating the eye is on focus when it is not is scandalous.

Uggh yeah I've been complaining about the autofocus issues since even before the latest firmware update (I have an XH2S). I do wildlife and with bird/animal tracking, the box will say it's focused on the subject.. but when I bring it into Lightroom, I'll see that it's actually focused just in front or behind it. So the branch beside it for instance would be tack sharp but the subject would be soft. I crossed my fingers that the latest update would resolve these issues but sadly no :( and this is with the XH2S + 150-600mm lens which is supposed to be a killer combo. I find myself having to do 3-4 bursts on a relatively stationary subject with the hopes of having even a couple of acceptably sharp images (thank goodness for Topaz Photo). I still remember my Canon 7D producing super sharp and properly focused shots. Definitely making me rethink things... That last comparison vs the Sony really puts things into perspective :/ lol Thanks for the video. Obvious you're not fanboying over one manufacturer or another - just providing facts from your real world tests.

Didn't want to believe it. Tested on X-T5 and focused on hand instead of eye. Been using Fuji for 10 years, I know my camera settings, this is disappointing.

Thank you for your findings. I have owned an X-H2s after previously owning a Panasonic G9. With the G9 I enjoyed photographing bees on flowers in the summer, I often got nice pictures that were in focus. Last summer I tried it with my X-H2s and didn't get any bees in focus. I suspected that my X-H2s may have had a problem and contacted Fuji service. I felt like a fool who had no idea about cameras and how to use them, that's how rude and cheeky the Fuji technician was on the phone. I gave up and sold my X-H2s, as they confirmed that I was too stupid to use the X-H2s.

Is Fuji know that it's a emergency to patch this firmware ? The weeding season is tomorrow.

That is strange. Fuji needs to address this issue.

You are absolutely right. Fujifilm broke autofocus in the H2s. I get the same autofocus errors on my copy, with different lenses. Thank you very much for trying to convey this information to the manufacturer and users.

I have a XT-5 and can confirm the issues. Has been that way since day 1. I can normally get ok shots but aperture has to be stopped up. I normally only take shots of still subjects so it doesn’t affect me as much but I admit that my old 2015 Sony RX100 V’s autofocus reliability was many times better than the XT-5.

I think this should be brought up to petapixel

PRICELESS! Your comments and those who continue to add their strong denials, remind of the famous lines in the film “A Few Good Men”. Tom Cruise: “I want the truth!”. Jack Nicholson: “You can’t handle the truth!”. I applaud your efforts to drive home the point with verified data. Perhaps if more people spread the word and watch these videos, this will capture Fuji’s attention and who will then deliver a camera that people will line up to purchase.

As a Fuji shooter (X-T2,3,5) I think what you are doing is a good thing! Can't understand all the hate when the issue is clearly presented. Only through criticism, there can be improvement. I just really hope this will get some traction, forcing Fujifilm to deal with this issue.

Man you are so right. I kept wondering why it never seemed as good as expected. Thank you!

Almost missed a bird photo because of the XT-5 autofocus last weekend. The AI recognized the bird and was showing the green box on it, as if it was "properly focused" on it, but it was completely blurry (real focus was in the far background).

I experienced this with my X-S20. I was impressed at first with all the auto focus tech on my new camera! But when I checked the images most if them were not sharp! This was not the case with my other cameras which do not have all these new features, the XT-1 and XT-20. I mainly used single point focus on those. Now I only use single point focus on my X-S20 to get properly focused images. But for video shoots I think the AI assisted focusing works most of the time.

Thanks to these videos I was able to hold back on updating my xh2s. I'm super happy my camera's firmware right now but man this update is all sorts of messed up!

Thanks! You made my decision easy. I was still vacillating between the Sony a6700 and the Fujifilm X-H2. Now I don't hesitate. Fuji has a beautiful viewfinder, nice colors, but this is a complete disaster !!!

X-H2 user here and can confirm this happens. I still love the camera, and as I said on a previous video, I really don't want to use Sony as I find their cameras soulless, but this is a real issue Fujifilm. You may end up losing a lot of users if you can't fix this. As for the AF-S + eye tracking workaround - that's just an oxymoron, isn't it? OK, so you can detect the eye and track it, but if want an in-focus shot, I have to get the subject to stop for bit, take the shot, then allow them to continue?! If the subject isn't moving, I don't need eye detect as I can do that myself! Come on...

Brilliant. What I have sadly experienced for too long now. I hope this goes viral and Fuji wake the f### up!

Dude! Well, finally, at least someone showed and told the truth, and not paid advertising! I've been struggling with these cameras for years! I hope the head of Fujifilm will see this video and draw the appropriate conclusions. When will they start respecting their users?!

The test at the end is all you need to know. The one on the left shows how autofocus should work in 2024, and the other one is just broken or bad.

Dude, I also have an xh2-s and I just watched your video and I had to get out of bed to test the auto focus with eye detection and guess what? EXACTLY the same problem you demonstrated.... I have work to do and thank God I watched your video in time! I'll use my xt-4 (working normally) in the meantime. And to complete the joke, Fuji doesn't provide a rollback in the firmware, that is, whoever doesn't have another camera, get along!

Thing is few years ago Nikon and Panasonic had crappy AF even worse than Fuji, but NOW they all have functional AF while Fuji still being stuck despite all the promises. WTF

Thanks ! I confirm that, since I bought it, I have experienced many problems with the AF-C on the x100vi ! I am not a pro, I do street Photography and I am used to use AF-C tracking, and not trying to do a super accurate eye focus, but a least I expect the face is on focus. I have had many shots out of focus, even when the green square of the tracking mode told me that everything was fine ! Yesterday, I turned off the Face Detection, and I noticed several improvements; almost all my tracking photos were in focus. Apparently, Face Detection was messing with the AF-C tracking focus.

I'm fujifilm user and I can confirm what You are telling in your movies. I'm now considering switching to Panasonic, maybe You could share Your opinions and same reliable tests on their full frame cameras in future videos?

I have tested on a X-H2 on video what you said about the focus on hands instead of the subject and (not) I'm surprised by not having any issue at all, my face where kept in focus all the time. If you require proof ask for it and I'll link my test. In case anyone wants to replicate what I'm relating my gear and setting where: X-H2 Firmware 4.0 Fujinon 16mm F1.4 WR firmware 1.01 aperture set on f1.4 AF-C mode Single point & Focus tracking area at +0.7 - 0 exposure and -1 - 1.7

this is definitely interesting. i have the X-T5 and i use it primarily for weddings. Autofocus has been a blast especially after the latest firmware. Eye focus has been bang / locked on. And I shoot on AF-C too. Not doubting you, but my Fujifilm works solidly (not sponsored by Fujifilm of course). However, I did set to release priority - focus. Not sure if it's the camera or settings issue. Hope it eventually turns out well for you Edvard and thank you for making this video.

Thank you bro! I'm coming from Panasonic Lumix cameras and I must say that I love the image quality and look from FUJIFILM a lot better and I was thinking to switch. But didn't expect the autofocus to that bad. Thanks for being honest I'm subscribed. cheers

Hi Edvard, I’m a Fujifilm user. Before Fuji I had the Canon 5D mark iii and 5D mark iv. I know the autofocus and the eye tracking of Fuji camera isn’t good like Sony Camera, every person know that I think, but I noticed this problem only with the 16-55 F2.8 just a little bit. I resolve this problem in the autofocus settings (speed sensibility). I updated my xh2s three days ago and I did a wedding shoot the same day, for me this new 6.0 firmware work very good! I used the 16-55 all day and never change lens! I took a look of the photos and focus point was correct. I use Capture One because Lightroom decrease the quality of fuji raf files.

I have noticed this problem on the X-H2 and the X-T5. Hopefully Fujifilm will patch this problem soon. You are correct in my opinion, this is not acceptable in 2024 on such cameras.

I'm having similar issues on the XT5, Green box around the subject but it's out of focus in the pictures. I tried it out a lot yesterday with the latest firmware using animal detection and took photos of my dog running towards me. I adjusted the af-c settings to test a few different configurations and all the results were the same. Looking through the viewfinder the green box tracked the dog all the way until she was out of frame but only about 50% of the images were in focus. It seemed to be the further she was away the better. Once she got half way it looked like it was focusing just behind her. I was able to get better results when I had an XT3 using zone autofocus so I think I'll just stop using the subject detection modes and hopefully get a better keeper rate. Or if I can afford it, switch systems.

Fuji had to have messed something up with an update. I had the XH2s at launch and it was way better in AFC mode. With that being said, I did sometimes have that green box lie to me. But not to this extent.

Thanks very much for making this video. Does the AF issue happen to photography, too? 😒

Oh boy i found a new favorite channel 😂

Found a Fuji Bug: I trying some settings and found a real Fuji bug! When I press fast the shutter button the camera release immediately without focussing at all. What? Ok...then I changed AF-C release/focus priority to focus and.... same behavior...what?!?...I switch to AF-S and try again to press the button direct full...camera shot without any focusing. What's going on? It should wait till focus is confirmed but it didn't. Then I switched AF+MF from "on" to "off" and now the camera focus first and release not before focus is correct. Wtf...Fuji. That costs me 300 Fotos Out of focus on my son's school end dance party.

Thanks for this. I’ve missed so many shots with my xe3 that I put down to my own mistakes or the kids moving too fast. Not gonna upgrade to the xh2 unless this is fixed.

i have an xh2s, and did the update 6.0. i have only tried video autofocus touch to focus. works not as sony but useable most the time. i dont have this hand focusing in video. i tried it a few times and it stayed locked.

Thank you I had also this problem with X-h2s Sigma 18-50, but did not understand why. I am gonna test and compare my third party lenses with Fujifilm lenses.

Omg, the last test says it all. Maybe I’ll stick with my Sony a73 a bit longer. lol

HOPEFULLY FUJI FILM SEES THIS AND GETS THEIR SHIT TOGETHER. Fortunately, I don’t use AF much right now, but if it changes I know what I’m going to have to do.

where is the "What lens did you use?" bros 😂

Wanted to buy a XS20 or XT-50 for Family Photos also for playing Kids. After your Videos I Go with Sony A7C2. Any Lens Suggestion?

Damn, I knew Fujifilm autofocus wasn't great but I didn't know it was THIS bad. This would be infuriating. This is the first time I've seen the Fujifilm autofocus actually being shown in real time. Very eye opening. Thank you.

Dpreview has mods having a meltdown and crying foul. Fanboys goanna fanboy. Your original video was perfect, your follow ups have cemented what you originally said and this slam dunks it. Sony AF is reliable and let's you focus ( pun intended ) on getting your composition. Like you said it's 2024, if someone is happy to pay a premium price for trashy AF, more power to them but don't shoot the messenger. You are saving those who are considering getting into the system a major headache, and iallowing them to decide if, the AF is going to meet their expectations based on all the hype.

This is great content! I want to see more reviews like this, especially A/B testing between companies. I love Fuji. I've used Fuji cameras for the past 7 years mainly for portraiture and sports. Autofocus works pretty well for me. No complaints. But I'm not a pro. I don't miss my rent if I miss my focus.

I am new to photography and xt5 is my first and only camera, I never understood why a lot of my photos was out of focus, I was going insane, lost some really good photos. Now I understand why, time to sell it, thinking about getting a Sony camera or the Nikon ZF.

The fact that the intro stock music is the same as pal2tech add even more layers to this lol

Thank you bro for raising this problem

Thank you for your honesty

he tell the truth. same my experience with my xh2s

Thanks for investigating the autofocus issues in detail. There should be much more content of that type as feedback to the camera companies. So for anyone who is primarily interested in af Fuji is not the best choice. I started my photography in the film era and used many non af cameras. I also used Leica M cameras and managed to get sharp images even with my 50mm Summicron at f1.4. Would I prefer having a more capable autofocus on my X-T5? Yes. Is it a show stopper to me? No.

I hope they will correct this. The cameras have good enough hardware in them, so better eye-AF should be posible with better software. I use the XH2 for graduation photos, so luckily, the subjects don't move a lot, and I can nail good focus. But I wouldn't mind Sony level AF, if I'm paying Sony level money...

Cool video. I've been holding off upgrading from the X-T3 because I don't need bigger files and the AF in the 5th gen camera's doesn't seem to be worth it. The X-T3 with face detect in continuous works fine (no issues with the hand that I've been able to recreate)...misses every now and then but for the most part does well for portraits (face detect is not ok for sports but continuous in spot or zone is just fine). I'm sure they will improve over time but not getting my money till they get to Sony/NIkon/Canon level.

This is making me very sad. Furthermore I know if I was to sell of my X-H2, X-H2S and X100VI plus 18 lenses that I have, loosing 50% value, then the following week Fuji will fix the darn AF! So what can I do? Maybe just buy a single camera + lens combo from Sony or Canon or Nikon, and wait for Fuji-san to pull his finger out? Grrr...

can you do just a general autofocus and stabilzation comparaison between XS20 and A6700 and also a6700 has gyro stabilization and xs20 not thank you

Thanks for these enlightening videos. I now feel foolish for investing so much in Fuji. However, I will swap systems if this isn't completely fixed within the next 2 months. Shameful.

The fact that the number of AF points is reduced in eye detection mode vs small box as well as the fact that AF-S works heavily indicates to me that the processor isn't up to the task.

All Fuji users we know our tracking autofocus is the worst compared to the other main brands Nikon, Canon, Sony, Panasonic, etc (but better than Leica tracking autofocus, nobody talks about that). But it is not so bad as we see in your video. The problem here is a bug in the new firmware that affects XH2 and XH2S. It will be solved by Fuji and we will return to a bad autofocus but not so bad.

3:47 I have a feeling that it is not focused on the lips, but focused on the hair blocking the face lol

Though there is another guy woo78 that has video up and tracking looks to be working great. I have no idea what he is saying and what settings he using but the camera looks to be doing a good job so go figure and he has a good wiggle around and doesn’t seem to be pulsing around much if at all. Maybe the update isn’t very reliable and cause glitches with some serial number version? Maybe?

Silly question: if i reset my camera to fabric restore point it would keep the 6.0 or it would come back to 1.00 version?

GFX 100s owner here. Autofocus is abysmal, full stop. And if your subject wears glasses, don't even bother. You're better off manually focusing.

So I just tested this on my XT4 and I can cover almost my entire face box with my hand and it never refocused on my hand. Stayed locked on my face with white boxes on eye (I guess the XT4 does have eye AF in video). Very strange that the XH2S focus is worse than XT4, but that sounds about like Fuji. Haha

As many people have said in the comments, you need to read the manual and know your camera better. I use the Fuji X-H2 to shoot events. I only take stills, no video. I've got the C1 dial set to Continuous AF + Tracking + No Subject Detection for general shots. When I want to shoot details and decorations, I use C2: Single AF + Single Point + No Subject Detection. This allows me to focus very accurately. . When taking close-ups of people's faces, I use C3: Single AF + Wide + Eye Detection. This gives me a focus rate of 70%. If there is more than 1 person, my Fuji will focus on the closest person. If I want to focus on the person further away, I use the joystick to select the other rectangle, but because the focus tends to go back to the closest face, I use a dedicated button to switch face detection off and back button focus & recompose. . For shots of people moving around the stage, I use C4: Continuous AF + Zone + No Subject Detection. But only when there's nothing between me and the subject. If there are heads from the audience or a microphone stand, the camera focuses on them. In these cases, I move to another area where there are no obstacles. Come on guys! It's not that complicated, is it? ;-)

I had an X-T5 that I sold for this exact reason. Even when using AF-S to focus and recompose I got a staggering number of missed shots despite completely still subjects. Landscape shots where everything was blurry for example like it focused past infinity. A shot of a fire hydrant 5 feet in front of me, but the camera focused 1 foot in front of it despite the focus point being dead center on it. I loved the look and feel of the camera, images were good when they hit, but I feel like the hit rate was probably only 70% at best.

Ah yes. Sony bought technology from aliens.

I got caught reading all this from dpreview, and tried to make sense of what the issue was. Thanks for highlighting this. If I understand correctly - you tell me if I got this- face detect does work well except if you have a partially covered face. But I see in this video it can also happen if you have an angle where you have things closer to the camera. I think for my street work this would still work if face detect is still reliable if the face is perpendicular to the lens. But what's really weird and I can't understand people defending how the camera behaves, is that if the camera is able to recognize the eye, it should really be able to focus on the eye. I would think this is a bug. It's weird. The hard job is to recognize the eye I would think- then you can direct the camera PDAF area to focus on the eye area. It's bizarre. I am watching this because I am seriously considering getting the upcoming X-T50, and want the ability to focus with face detect with C-AF as an option. I would say though, you would have made a whole series on Olympus/OM Systems if you were using them to try to focus :-). The OM-1 MKII may finally be there, but I want to see more independent reviews of it.

Xh2s is their bigest mistake ever. 2500 usd camera with stacked sensor and garbage af. This is their last xh model. They will launch xt50 with film simulation physical dial and it tells a lot. They make cameras with amazing colors, vintage shooting experience, but fast moving subject is unachievable science for them. Great video and final comparison with sony is just enough for conclusion.

I willbe moving to Panasonic fullframe

I have been a Nikon shooter since 1990. My 1st DSLR was a Nikon D200 and now I shoot professionally w a pair of Z6's, a Z7 and 2 D810's. 2 Years ago I bought my 1st Fuji mirrorless, a used X-T3 and I really enjoyed using it so I then bought an X-H1. Now I have a slew of X-mount glass and I have taken both cameras on portrait shoots as I love they way the Fuji's render skin tones. I also love the tactile feel of the Fujis and like I said they are fun to shoot especially when I am grabbing a camera just for fun, family, holidays or street shots. Unfortunately they don't quite compare to the Nikon's that I own when it comes to autofocus. I have considered the X-H2 and X-H2s as replacements for my X-T3's and X-H1's (even swap the X-H2 for the Z7) but I do not have enough faith in what I am seeing, reading and hearing when it comes to their autofocus especially for the price... Pity

That’s why I could not 100% believe what “paid” youtuber bias review again coz I have experienced the same problem in Fujifilm X-T3 and cannot hold me to sell all of my fujifilm system and switch to Sony Alpha system!

Hi friend, I had the same problem as you, I updated my Fuji XS20 and it doesn't focus in AF-C, only in AF-S, and I noticed that my photos are also not in 100% focus as they were before. I can still use it for photos, but for video my camera is unusable.

Hi Edvard, Great video as always. I was wondering if it is possible to get any acceptable results using some mode, say face detect or pre selected area or something? Especially in the last test where you showed comparison between 2 cameras. The camera seems to be capable of focusing as well as detecting things just not both at same time, which is honestly extremely weird.

If closeup if the aperture is too wide it will only focus a portion of the subject

it's always funny to me that people reacts like they are insulted when somebody points out that their camera sucks lol

Hi, Edvard I saw all your videos and you are really doing great job for raising concerns of fuji Xh2s users. I also own Xh2s and tried same Eye detection and tracking tests on my camera after updating to version 6 firmware and Its working well, as a videographer I only tested it in videos and Face/eye detection really works great. My camera came with version 5 firmware out of the box, So I think this issue is with the early units of Xh2s. Just one question have you set your camera performance to Boost? One more thing I'm not a fuji fanboy before xh2s i had Sony A6300.

Thank you !

I saw the false positives in the x-t 2 and 3 , I even had Fuji look at the x-t3 body, tried many different lenses. I loved the 16 mm f1.4. The last straw for me was not being able to actually get focus on a flower during a sunny non windy day. I have never touched one beautiful cameras but as far as my experience goes they are paperweights. They would have been better off making them purely manual focus cameras.

I bought my fuji camera 5 years ago knowing that the AF was bad. I thought... I mainly want it for product pictures on the studio (I use manual focus) and I am pretty sure they will fix the issue sooner than later. Well... seems customers are still not doing enough noise... I work in a product team and I know really well that companies do not address a single thing unless people really complain about it. I think everyone should be making videos about this crappy AF fujifilm has... As bigger the problem becomes for people on socials (and that is customers noise), as bigger the priority of this issue will become for their team. Go wild fuji clients, they need to address this...

I just sold my X-H2S because i want to photograph a dog/cat/bird coming at me. The Fuji stacked sensor will give you more OOF photos than ever before, lol. Still subjects it 99% of the time was great focus. Video with exposure jumps for no reason could also be annoying. Yeah i got tired of waiting for the promised AF improvements. Day 2 with a Canon R6II, not knowing how to use it, and im hitting 99% of my action shots. With their cheapest lenses!

fujifilm should pay me money for buying their cameras, and then selling them to go back to canon as I lost money. Or maybe the KZfaq reviewers should pay me compensation for this. I am never moving away from my Canon gear ever...ever!!

Autofocus C is quite complex on the Fujifilm system. I have not seen any complex setup on Sony A6300 except for video (to slow down the re-focus rate in case of obstacles encountered during filming) or to select eye focusing. But the results are solid. The camera lacks much other stuff (But it is a few years older, also.). The complexity of focus C on Fujifilm (X-T5 in my personal case), is a good thing for adjusting to particular needs, and I personally love it. However, I can understand people comparing a readily cooked focus system (that does what most expect) with a very polyvalent one that requires a better understanding of the tool being used. I understand most people never read the user manuals of their tools because they think they already know how it's supposed to work. Big mistake in my own opinion. That being said, I am no photo pro, so my use of the camera does not lead me to frustrate in any way, but it is also true that I seldom use focus C except for video. But I understand it requires to be adjusted to needs, and that means adjusting it for the different needs that evolve. A great adjustable focusing system is that continuous focus. I will need to adjust my focus C for my needs and test it like you did from a lower angle and with interference from the hand. I'm not saying it works well for everyone, I'm just saying maybe it is more complex than "good or not good". I do agree that at the price point it would be expected to be excellent and no less. I once complained to another camera maker: "If you can't guarantee that your panoramic feature works most of the time, leave it out and don't pretend your product has it in there". Update 2024-05-10: Tested with the intent of reproducing the problem. I was unable to fail. Setting of focus C was: tracking sensitivity 3, speed 1, zone auto. (In custom mode). Sorry, Fujifilm wins for me. Only issue was that due to my model's face being in the dark due to a baseball cap, her mouth was mistaken as an eye. But the mouth was always in focus as opposed to her hand. Good luck to you in fixing your issue with focus C.

Thank you! I wanted to to buy the xt 5 second hand but this turned me off not to do it

The AF improvements for Fuji cameras in the past few years have been sluggish. I still struggle to get crisp shots for my dogs running around. I switched to Nikon Zf and its 3D tracking works perfectly. Sorry Fuji.

Well I want to apologize. Because one of them whom accused you of not knowing or your camera is jacked up. 😢

In my personal experience for a lone time user, I feel like the problem is with "the power of processor" and "the focus ability with Fuji lens'. Sure, every new model is better than before, but out dated then other brands such as Sony by 5~10 years. (Tho, I don't dig Sony at all) The other issue with Fuji's focus is low light situations and white objects. No Focus, what so ever.

Where can I get that LUT for Sony? I really liked your skin tone

I wish fuji autofocus was better because i absolutely love the colors

Please make a video about lumix s5ii autofocus

Actually i also found this kind of problem after update. I'm using XH2+16-55 2.8

S5iiX >>> XH2S for 2500

Oh please try a Panasonic S5II ! I think we can trust you. All the reviews that said Fuji AF was great are the same who says Panasonic new AF is great. So i don't trust them. I know for experience that Sony and Canon are the best AF in market. And i can't try Panasonic because Panasonic left my country and i only can import buying outside the country.

Es lamentable este problema... Yo tengo x-h2s y x-s20 y la calidad de video que me da es maravillosa, pero lamentablemente el af-c le falta mucho mucho mucho aun

I didn't upgrade the firmware yet and mainly because of your video. There was another video from another one but he also made a second video and said he was wrong. Totaly confusion now. The old firmware work good for me. Not as good as Sony or Canon but it works ok for me although a would like to get the new features.

I own fuji Xt4 and Fuji XH2 and Canon R5C. Fujifilm autofocus is 10 year behind canon.

Tbf a similar experience can be had on the R5. IMO the manufacturers need to implement a fail safe system that double checks focus separately. Regardless of how well their AF system performs. With the “AI” algorithms now, this should be even easier to do than ever. IMO users would rather the camera indicate the need to retake the shot or double check settings than to walk away thinking they nailed it. The camera screens are too small, EVFs aren’t of sufficient resolution, and add that you can do bursts, there aren’t easy ways to check images. It’s not dissimilar to high res mode. Most users IMO will prefer the camera can compile in camera so you can check than to go home and compile on their computer only to realise that it fails because of some issues

wow crazy to think that @fujifilm would think this is acceptable :/ such a shame cause the xh2s is a great cam apart from the flaky autofocus