Fujifilm launches flagship model X-H2S. Successor to X-H1 from 2018.

Fujifilm today launches the flagship camera X-H2S, which is the successor to the X-H1 that arrived in 2018. The camera will have the highest performance for both video and photo in the history of the X-series. The camera uses the new image sensor X-Trans CMOS 5 HS with 26 megapixels, X-H2S should also have four times faster reading speed compared to previous generations. The new X-Processor 5 enables continuous shooting at up to 40 frames per second and video recording internally in 4: 2: 2 10-bit 6.2K / 30P and 4K / 120P with the Apple ProRes codec.

The X-H2S also offers a weatherproof magnesium body that includes a headphone jack, full-size HDMI port, USB 3.2 Gen 2 (10 Gbps) port and an OLED display on the top panel. There is also a new OLED viewfinder that can run at up to 120fps, and a large LCD display that can be angled forward.

Fujifilm also releases two new zoom lenses: XF 150-600mm f / 5.6-8 LM OIS WR and XF 18-120mm f / 4 LM PZ WR.

Fujifilm X-H2S costs SEK 29,990 without lens.

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