PhilthePhrame wrote:
RWNPhoto wrote
PhilthePhrame wrote
I recently sold my X-T5 for an X-H2 - having come from Sony to Fuji for the “immersive “ retro-dial experience, I found I missed the PSAM experience of making adjustments by dial while keeping my eye to the EVF.
That said, I have kept an X-T3 and X100VI for when I want the dial experience (and they are rather lovely). You could have just used the front/rear command dials to adjust shutter and aperture on the X-T5... On more annoying "feature" of the X-H2 is the fact they forgot to allow you to push EITHER of the command buttons in to allow more customization. My understanding is that Fuji intentionally removed the push button function of the command dial because some found it to be a distraction, not as clean to use. I agree with Fuji’s decision. I found the push button command dials annoying, but that is obviously not everyone’s experience.
It was said for the X-H2/H2s the push function was removed to help weather resistance, but other models with the feature didn't have a WR issue from it.