Fujifilm X-H1: Hybrid GFX/XT Inspired Excellence
When
I returned my loaner X-H1 to Fujifilm back in February 2019, it didn't
occur to me then that I just sent back my favorite X mount camera ever.
And I certainly had no intention to wait two years to write a review
about it either. For reasons I still can't explain, the timing to
complete a review just didn't feel right. I guess I just wasn't ready to
decide what to think about the X-H1 at that time. I knew it's design
was a blend of stills and video of sorts, and I knew how Fujifilm were
marketing it. Nearly
two years on from the day I originally sent the X-H1 back, I know
exactly what I want to say about it.
February 2021, Carl Garrard
When
I returned my loaner X-H1 to Fujifilm back in February 2019, it didn't
occur to me then that I just sent back my favorite X mount camera ever.
And I certainly had no intention to wait two years to write a review
about it either. For reasons I still can't explain, the timing to
complete a review just didn't feel right. I guess I just wasn't ready to
decide what to think about the X-H1 at that time. I knew it's design
was a blend of stills and video of sorts, and I knew how Fujifilm were
marketing it. Nearly
two years on from the day I originally sent the X-H1 back, I know
exactly what I want to say about it.
