Fujifilm X-H2S

Now I thought the actual battery of this camera was really good, supporting the NP-W235, the same one that you can find in the X-T4. Now this camera i...

However, it's the top dog right now, and I'm really hoping that if I can keep my X-T3 for another year, then the X-T5 is going to bring this excellent...

It's a joy to use photographically and the autofocus really does feel much more reliable than in the video mode.

* Fujifilm X-H2S + 150-600mm or 100-400mm. Not saying these are necessarily better than the rest, just other options to look into. Read the full reviews on [DPReview.com](https://DPReview.com).

- Shot on FUJIFILM X-H2s by Ritwika Pal & Aditya Varma](https://youtu.be/gESzv3NJHog) (4K - BTS [here](https://youtu.be/UEEwZqBkCHk)). The X-H2S seems to be an ideal camera for your use case. Hope this is helpful and good luck with your doc!.

* (add the new Fujifilm X-H2S to the list). * You might wish to reconsider your position on the sensor-size requirement, and at least look into some of the cameras with smaller sensors than 36mm \* 24mm.

Hi u/brinivy - if you want a hybrid camera with in-body image stabilization, decent battery life, great low light sensitivity, internal 10-bit with LOG gamma, good auto-focus, XLR mic inputs, and beautiful colors, I recommend the [$2,499 Fuji X-H2s](https://adorama.rfvk.net/a1QyyQ) with a [$499 Tascam CA-XLR2d-F XLR Microphone Adapter](https://adorama.rfvk.net/ZdGQk1). [Referrals]. This camera also has dual card slots (one of them a CFexpress Type B), records to 10-bit 4:2:2 ProRes internal or Blackmagic RAW external (with a Blackmagic Video Assist) and it's a capable still camera as well (as seen Here is the image quality the X-H2s can produce:.