thank you so much friend

@@camerainmybag always and unbiased

thank you so much :) i really hope you can continue to love your fuji :)

thank you so much for your kind words paul, i really appreciate it :) Have a happy day

i am so happy for you to read your expirience. I have the same thoughts...i will wait for what fuji is bringing next as i dont want to invest in a h2(s) at the moment, although it would be interesting.

oh i wish you the best for that! hope you enjoy your photography :)

Great to hear that! I also love that i dont have to edit the Fuji pictures. Have a great day :)

@thepickyreviewer do you mind sharing why you decided to switch? I have an x-t3 now, but have lately been looking at Sony a6700 because of its autofocus.

@@DimaStrangerSometimes I think that maybe if I did upgrade from the A6600 to A6700 I wouldn’t have noticed Fuji at all. But even if you did you will keep thinking about Sony Full frame options and then you will be shocked by the size and weight of the lenses specially the zooms and the low aperture ones. I still recommend Sony for professionals who are going to take mostly videos as this where Sony autofocus shines. Other than that it’s Fuji all the way. Once you experience Fuji colors you realize how bad Sony pictures were. Fuji pros colors, film sims, Xt4 beautifully videos, size, tactile user experience overall, kinda affordable great quality lenses (now I look back at the sharp Sigma/Tamron/Samyang and they are no way near fuji lenses and good luck with the G master prices), weight of the camera and the lenses.

A while ago I saw a professional videographer taking videos for trainers at the Gym. I took a couple of photos of him in action. When I sent them to him SOOC, the first thing he said “Such a nice colors, have you edited them”. This is a typical Sony user in a nut shell. However he will beat me in the video Autofocus/Tracking. At the start he didn’t trust the size of the tiny 50mm F2 😅

hey there :) somehow yes. and it still is sometimes, especially when it needs to go fast. but i need to accept that i used canon for a decade and fuji not. so i take my time :)

I’d say it really depends on your use. The XT5 is more photo oriented whereas the XS20 is a hybrid between photo and video. The XT5 has the new 40MP sensor so that will be a bit sharper on the images. If you want something for traveling, I love the size of the XS models. They just fit so well in the hand and are so powerful for how compact they are. Do with this info as you will haha.

Hey there. Sadly i didnt film in Verona..But i think i will make a video about this topic as it seems to interest some people out there..just some real field test, right? cheers

I have the X-S20. I think it's a matter of expectations. It also depends on the lens you use. Here's a short test clip I made using footage taken with the S20 and two vintage film camera lenses, a Canon FD 24mm f2.8 and a Canon FL 58mm f1.2. Of course, the only image stabilization is from the S20 IBIS. I hope this helps. Walking is OK, but you really need a gimbal for best results. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ebGXZchlzb3bmGg.html

Xs20

i like it also from the back. in this video i have a small front light too

My same exact experience - not as sharp and AF is trash. Only the most expensive lenses actually are sharp- 16-55, 90mm etc. Their zoom lenses are soft. I've tested the exact same lens on Sony vs the Fuji and the Sony was sharper.

yeah sadly i f*ed up a little bit :D

Say that again my brother. I think at this point they should stop releasing cameras and release a new autofocus algorithym.

@@asafoadjei1 yeah just focus 1 month on improving the autofocus for all X processor 5 camera and make it an update, now with AI autofocus is so easy

i am so torn between the AF on the XS20..sometimes is super good, some it is kinda off. All over the place. Especially when there are more than 1 or 2 people in the picture...it just jumps around sometimes like a samba dancer :D