I agree with you. No one asks a good artist what type of paint he's using. But, if a good artist tells you that he found paint that he likes, I would tend to listen.

@@jeffwilcox9987usually a good artist is asked what he uses all the time because people think it’s the camera but it’s not the camera making it look good - it’s him

❤Thanks, man. really appreciate it. decent gear make your life a bit easier though...

You are correct. It's not what you got; it's how you use it. But having a nice tool certainly makes the job easier and more efficient.

100%. People focus too much on "the camera" these days. The mind of the camera operator/dp and what the director creates in front of "the camera" is more important.

haha thanks, bud

Seriously! way to prove a point! Christoph Gnowlen over here!

​@@ermiaramez976can you add cast and crew names in your next video description ...

@@dhanushbojanapu5480 i did, it’s just the two of us

@@ermiaramez976 do you have instagram account. If you have add your ID in description and your cinematic shots awesome and very good lighting.. can make a cinematic lighting tutorial...

thanks a lot, bud

Thanks a lot, bud! So happy to hear that

Yep amazing!

@@sfinnera1 🙏

This is seriously hectic

Thank you, luv 🖤

Yeah i agreed, i think fujifilm should repost this kind of masterpiece

December was my first month ever using a FujiFilm camera. it slowly grew on me to the point that i think its probably the best super35 mirrorless camera in the world right now.

Thanks a lot, bud! Really appreciate your kind words...

Facts.

I agree, but I would like to see an FX30 competitor with a built in fan, shutter angle and built in eVND. Give it internal BRaw and they would own the entire segment.

@@angryrabbitproductions1690 I love my XH-2S, but I agree. False colour and anamorphic de-squeeze would also really level up this camera.

​@@PartyingLemonsfor $125 you can get the Accsoon cineview nano. It connects to the camera and wireless sends images to up to 4 tablets or phones. It sends the signal to my ipad mini and it has great tools onboard like false color cropping anamorphic desqueeze and rec 709 lut so you can shot flog but the screen shows you rec 709. Plus three others can watch the production unfold. Battery powered do no wires except the HDMI running to the camera.

@@PartyingLemonsI’m waiting on the anamorphic desqueeze 🙏🙏

Thanks a lot for watching, man! I appreciate your kind words

I've been in the business for fifty years as a cameraman editor. Your clips are as good as anything I have seen. Keep up this great work. You will go a long, long way.

So happy to hear that. thanks for watching!

that really means a lot, thanks bud

thanks a lot for watching, bud!

I'm sold, I would by this camera for cinematography.

@@markacinense3195you won’t regret it.

Really appreciate your kind words, my friend. thank you

Thanks a lot, man! So happy to hear that!

That means a lot, thank you so much man

wow, thanks a lot my man

thanks a lot, man! really appreciate it

So happy to hear that! keep it going, man.

What was not of your satisfaction ?

Thanks a lot, man! Really appreciate it

I appreciate it, man. thanks for watching!

Thanks a lot, man! This means a lot

Thanks for watching! and can't be more agree with you on this...

Thanks man! This means a lot!

Thank you so much, bro

Facts!

Thanks a lot for the kind words, mate🙏 I think the best combo would be something like the Fujinon 16mm f1.4 WR + Fujinon 33mm F1.4 WR.

@@ermiaramez976​​⁠​⁠Wow great to know I already own these lenses! Thanks so much for the prompt response 😍 Are these the same lenses you used to shoot this video? I’m on fire 🔥 I really mean it

@@janrrob I used the 18mm F1.4 and 50mm F1.0, but i tested the 16mm f1.4 too. The 50mm F1.0 is a great lens but 50mm on super35 sensor is like 75mm, and it was hard to use in some cases, thats why i said the 33mm f1.4 would be the better choice in my opinion.

wow, thank you bro!

You can. You can also do it with your mobile phone. It's about composition, and light.

Thanks a lot for the kind words, bud

If Fujifilm hasn't reached out to him for their camera promos, that's bad marketing on their part. One of the best xh2s footages I've seen on youtube!

Thanks a lot, man!

@@ermiaramez976 may I ask what the sharpness was set to in the menu?

@@BenjaminRowlandTV It was set to 0 automatically but I tuned it to -3

Damn, Thanks bro! I been testing the XH2S on real projects recently and its really not what i was expecting! its soo good! the IBIS and Autofocus are the only things that are a bit challenging comparing to the sony cameras. but the Internal ProRes , external BRAW , OpenGate 6.2K, 4K 120, all these options are really hard to find in any other camera under 5000$! and its only 2200$!

@@ermiaramez976I agree the AF is a con for me but I whish to move to anamorphic lenses so manual focusing is something I must figure out anyways and the open gate will be handy for this as more squeeze closer to 2x is very nice. the lack of gyro data recording which the A7cII/a74 is also something I wish it had as you could use gyroflow plugin for davinci to reduce jitter if needed, the ibis I dont usually like as it often warps too much would wish more cameras didnt have ibis or a mechanical lock out at least😅 (drone guy). Also saw this stacked sensor of fuji had really good results in the latitude test of cined and also the rolling shutter gets even lower in 120p 3.9ms. Cool stuff!

@@AL3XFPV the rolling shutter performance is not even comparable with A7IV's. its 10times better, and if autofocus and ibis doesnt matter that much to you, I think XH2S has a lot to offer to you.

Finally someone is showing the world how powerful the XH2s really is. A REALLY underrated camera. I’ve heard some people say it’s too expensive for just an APSC camera, and I always counter that it’s WAY underpriced for what it offers making it an insane value.

Thanks a lot, man! I would love to test that camera!

lol just told her that! thanks for watching, man

so glad to hear that, thank you!

Thanks a lot for watchig, bud

THIS WAS MOTIVATING AF. Thank man

I agree! But I think their price right now is not that very high by considering all the capabilities.

@@ermiaramez976 I agree! But its price, is about $2500. So, the same price range of the BMPCC 6K FF, the Sony A7IV, and the Canon Eos R6 mark2, all fullframe and potent cameras at a low price of $2500. In the fullframe category, between these 3 cameras I'v mentioned, I would obviously take the Canon eos r6 mark II, for "Best Overwhole Performance and Specs". But when you have an Aps-C Camera competing in sane the price category, like the Fuji XH2s, in terms of all obvious benefits that come with fullframe, it's more logical and coherent to take the fullframe one over the Aps-C. Even this Aps-C offers clearly more Specs than some of them. But it's not all about Specs, but firstly, the most important ones: "performance, practicality and price and advantages". For what is this, an Aps-C, not even a Cinema Camera (like: Red Komodo S35 or Canon C70 or BMPCC 6K Pro), it makes more sense if this camera would compete naturally with his pairs Aps-C cameras in this Category of "Aps-C Top-Line Market", like the Sony A6700 and the Sony Fx30 that offer the same Specs and Performances for a very low price. So, when you compare the Fuji XH2s with these Sony ones mentioned before, it does not make any sense to buy this Fuji one. And also, when you compare the Fuji XH2s with Sony A7IV, BMPCC 6k FF and The Canon Eos R6 II, all fullframe cameras, it does not make any sense either buy the Fuji XH2s over those fullframe ones. In conclusion, even I recognize that the Fuji is an excellent Aps-C camera, but unfortunately it's very poorly positioned in the "segmented market", which unintentionally makes it "a worse buy decision" in the minds of its potential buyers, when comparing it and justifying their decision, despite being a really a great camera.

​​​​​​@@ermiaramez976I agree! But its price, is about $2500. So, the same price range of the BMPCC 6K FF, the Sony A7IV, and the Canon Eos R6 mark2, all fullframe and very potent cameras at a low price of $2500 as well. In the fullframe category, between these 3 cameras I'v mentioned, I would obviously take the Canon eos r6 mark II, for "Best Overwhole Performance and Specs". But when you have an Aps-C Camera competing in same the price category, like the Fuji XH2s does, in terms of all the obvious benefits that come with fullframe, it's more logical and coherent take the fullframe one over the Aps-C. Even this Aps-C offers clearly more Specs than some of those fullframe. But it's not all about Specs, but firstly, the most important ones: "performance, practicality, price and advantages". For what is this, an Aps-C, not even a Cinema Camera (like: Red Komodo S35 or Canon C70 or BMPCC 6K Pro), it makes more sense if this camera would compete naturally with his pairs Aps-C cameras in this Category of "Aps-C Top-Line Market", like the Sony A6700 and the Sony Fx30 that offer the same Specs and Performances, but for a very low price than this one. So, when you compare the Fuji XH2s with these Sony ones mentioned before, it does not make any sense to buy this Fuji one. And also, when you compare the Fuji XH2s with the Sony A7IV, BMPCC 6k FF and The Canon Eos R6 II, all fullframe cameras, it does not make any sense either buy the Fuji XH2s over those fullframe ones. In conclusion, even I recognize that the Fuji XH2s is an excellent Aps-C camera, but unfortunately it's very poorly positioned in the "segmention market", which unintentionally makes it "a worse buyer decision" in the minds of its potential buyers, when comparing it with the competitions and justifying their decisions, despite the fact of being a really great camera.

Thanks for watching, man! Yes, I really love this camera

Thanks a lot for watching, bud

Its really great! thanks for watching, bud

just get yourself an FX3 and don't even bother :)

Wow so happy to hear that! Thanks man

Thank you so much for watching!

Thanks for watching, bud!

So happy to hear that! thanks for watching

Thanks a lot, man

thanks a lot, man

@@ermiaramez976watching it again makes me wonder the amount of work you have put here… sensational ❤

100% agree

So happy to hear that, thanks for watching bud

Thanks a lot, bud! Happy to hear that.

Thanks a lot, man!