Camera faceoff

X-H2S vs FX30

Fujifilm · Sony

Specs at a glance

Spec

Summary

Choose the Fujifilm X-H2S for demanding hybrid photo and video work, leveraging its stacked sensor for speed and internal ProRes. Opt for the Sony FX30 for dedicated video production, benefiting from its S-Cinetone profile and 16-bit RAW output.

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Highlights

X-H2S

Sensor & Image Science: 26.1MP APS-C Stacked BSI CMOS sensor for rapid readout and minimal rolling shutter.
Codecs & Formats: Internal Apple ProRes (422 HQ, 422, 422 LT) and 6.2K recording up to 30p.
Codecs & Formats: High frame rates up to 4K 120p without aggressive sensor crop.
Rigging & Ergonomics: Active cooling system for extended recording times.
Tools & Usability: 5-axis in-body image stabilization (IBIS) and advanced AI subject detection autofocus.

FX30

Sensor & Image Science: 14+ stops of dynamic range and professional S-Cinetone color science.
Codecs & Formats: 16-bit RAW output over HDMI for maximum post-production flexibility.
I/O & Connectivity: Integrated XLR audio inputs via the top handle for professional sound.
Tools & Usability: Highly reliable Real-time Eye/Face AF for consistent subject tracking.
Rigging & Ergonomics: Compact, cage-ready cinema body with multiple mounting points.

The trade-off

Choosing the Fujifilm X-H2S means giving up Sony's S-Cinetone color science and 16-bit RAW output. Choosing the Sony FX30 means giving up internal ProRes recording and the speed benefits of a stacked sensor.