Fujifilm X-H1 kit

A beefed-up mirrorless from the upper class of interchangeable lens cameras that excels in stills and video alike. The magnesium body of the camera hides a 24 MP APS-C image sensor mounted on a movable stabilizing plate from prying eyes. To put it simply, the camera was “brought up” with a 5-axis matrix image stabilization system, which is able to compensate for about 5.5 exposure steps.

The Fuji X-H1 kit's overwhelming help in focus is provided by a hybrid autofocus consisting of 156 contrast-type sensors and 169 phase focus points. When shooting sequentially, the mirrorless provides a rate of fire of up to 14 fps (using an electronic shutter). The camera also provides a wide range of options for videographers, including DCI 4K video recording (4096x2160 pixels, 24 fps) and F-Log video recording.

A separate plus in the karma of the model is for developed ergonomics. In addition to a whole galaxy of customizable buttons and a couple of branded wheels, on the upper end of the all-protected camera body there is a 1.28-inch service screen for controlling shooting parameters. The package of the model out of the box includes a battery handle, which “pumps” the speed of continuous shooting, increases the video recording time (up to half an hour) and has an additional headphone output.