Why the Fujifilm X-H2 is great for photographers

Whats diff between xt5 vs h2 ? Im planning to buy xt5 can anyone tell the difference

Bought the XT5 instead due to form factor.

Yeah, if I sell an organ..
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One day!!!

To expansive for me unfortunately :/
Bought an XT4 with a Lens and I am more than happy :)

Why why should I buy this I got Sony?
Fujifilm sucks anyway.

So everyone have the same size of hands? It is too big for some of us. Just like mirrorsless Nikons and recent R10 from canon. If I was going with Fuji, I would pick Xt5.

I would save the money to buy a an a7rv

Higher resolution is not better, it’s just higher resolution IF you satisfy a whole list of conditions in order to be able to MEANINGFULLY access that resolution. This is probably one of the most demanding and frustrating sensors in existence - this is coming from a m6 mark ii owner who is often frustrated but the pitfalls of its similarly high-res sensor. But, don’t get me wrong - with excellent glass and excellent light or a studio setting, this will surely produce phenomenal pictures and prints

Well you lost me at the first reason. The biggest crop sensor ever made is an APS-H.

Olympus has had pixel shift for years - a case of everyone else catching up methinks...

Horribly noisy is low light, high iso condition.

I don't understand this camera (for photographers) it lacks everything that photographers generally like about Fujifilm

You seem to have no knowledge about cameras whatsoever.

Biggest?
More like highest res sensor

And its visible in the annoying noise in 120fps movies, below 60fps its usable but high frame rate sucks so hard (240p is UGLY AS HELL!)

The XT4 is in many ways better than the XH2s

"Biggest crop-sensor made" Is that like the "youngest old person" or the "wettest desert", or the "dumbest genius"?

I’m still confused what to buy, should I go with XH2 or X T5 😢

160mp still photo may be the reason I'd go for it, plus those shots are amazing