I really didn’t know that! Thanks for the fun fact

Curious if it really matters. Genuinely asking. I have XH1 that I purchased used, but rarely use so I’ve been thinking of selling it. I’d deft lose some money if I did so I’ll probably just keep and try to use it more.

Does the EVF diopter move around when you move the camera, like it does in most early XT cameras? My XT3 does and it is really annoying. Once you notice it, you can’t forget about it anymore. You can even hear it in video sometimes. Maybe the made in Japan thing makes a difference.

@jesseskye3547 @@RoadmanV Not 100% true, I have an Xpro-3. "Made in Japan" on the bottom :)

My Xs10 is made in Japan

I agree. You're pushing your voice down your natural pitch and we can't understand anything properly. I don't know if it's for style, or if you want to sound deeper, but your natural voice would sound great ! No need to push it :) Other than that, great video

Still loving mine to this day aswell!

It’s tough, but I’d probably go for the x-h1 the newer sensor gives you some nice looks out of camera. Also the stabilization will help alot when shooting in low light 🙌

@@RoadmanV Do you still have it / use it ?!

Thanks! I’ll grab one to try in my X-H1 it looks better than the one I have currently so I think it will work 👏

I did the same thing for my X-H1. Hated the original eyecup.

Thanks! It’s an amazing camera. Hoping you get to grab one soon🙌

I hear great things about it, it’s definitely on my wishlist 🙌🏻

I got mine for around €480 they go for around €650 in Cape Town it seems. Might need another year for the prices to drop, maybe there’s still some hype from the x-h2 release

450€? Lol. The entry level XT-30 sells for $700 on MPB. How do you figure Fujifilm’s top of the line body, that sold for $1899 (body only) on release is only worth $500? $650 for the amazing XH-1, from a reputable source with a warranty like B&H or MPB is more than a fair price. €450 is dream land ;)

@@marike1100 Because the X-S10 does everything it does and more for €900 with better video quality, better codecs, more FPS options etc. That means the only reason to buy the older out-of-warranty camera would be to get half-off. The only thing the X-H1 really has is *official* weather sealing label, but the X-S10 is just as weather sealed if you're a normal person who doesn't flip the camera upside-down.

@@marike1100 I’ve seen them go for $500-$550 on Reddit, I picked mine up for $520 mint condition

@@Vinterloft Just bought mine for £500 with only 3000 shots, a battery grip and 3 genuine Fuji batteries. It was advertised for more and you are right, there are many dreamers out there!

Thanks!

I’ll work on it🙌

Oh, yeah, I didn't notice, but you're right, he was doing that the entire way thru.

I’ll try remove it, I wasn’t sure you could to be honest.

Hey! The X-H1 rubber does feel abit weird using it with glasses on. A few viewers have said that you can either remove the rubber completely or switch it with an alternative. I haven’t found it to be a deal breaker and the viewfinder is way bigger on the X-H1 compared to the X-T20. Hope that helps!

@@RoadmanV Of course it helps me, difficult to have the camera in hand since photo shops became rare so this type of comment is always welcome. Thank you for your help, merci beaucoup.

I have the same exact issue, but with the xt30. Thanks for answering this question!

The XT20 is my favorite. Compact, easy to use, and very portable.

Hey, I think it’s natural to my voice. I do think microphones emphasize it though 😂🙌🏻

Hey! It is a TTArtisan 25mm F2 - Manual focus. It’s a great lens for the price. I personally love the image quality and size of it and use it all the time.

Hey! Both are great cameras and I’ve used both. The benefits of the xt-3 is that it’s a bit more compact and more traditional. The x-h1 was a more video focused camera so it’s got a bigger grip and the light shutter similar to other dslr cameras. Which ever you choose you’ll be happy as they are both fantastic cameras! I’d try get your hands on them first if possible to see what feels good for you. Let me know if you have any questions!

I’ll recommend X-H1 because it feels like you already own the X-T4

It depends what your planning on using it for. If your looking for a video focused camera that has built in stabilization I’d say the x-h1 is the one to get. But if you like your camera mainly for photography, I’d keep the Xt-20. I have both and I prefer and use the xt-20 more as it’s light, portable and takes great images🙌

I did exactly that. YES. The X-T20 was a fun start in Fujiland, but it really feels like a little toy Lego block in the hand, and the X-H1 feels like it was carved from billet aluminum with great controls AND stabilization (not to mention weather sealing). For me there is NO contest, X-H1 all the way.

Seems like prices have changed a lot in the last year. Also second hand gears a lot harder to find.

@@RoadmanV no stress, can I have the name of the shop where you got it?

Here is the link cameraworld.co.za

@@RoadmanV damn ,I almost got it from there but it got sold. Thank you tho and Great content.

Sorry to hear!

I shop on craigslist. When I see a camera or lens I want and it is too expensive I do two things. First, I wait two or three days. If it hasn’t sold, second, I email the seller and ask if this is their best price. Sometimes the seller is looking for a greater fool or somebody who doesn’t know values. When nobody responds to their ad and the item doesn’t sell I play “Let’s Make A Deal”. The person ho cares the least usually wins in the negotiation. Mask On Nurse Marty (Ret)

Thanks for the feedback! Will work on speaking louder and balancing audio levels