Hot! Fujifilm X-H1 Mirrorless Digital Camera w/VPB-XH1 Vertical Power Booster Grip Kit 20% off - $1299.99

Hm... what does this do better over the X-T3?

vtse wrote: ↑ Hm... what does this do better over the X-T3?

IBIS - In body Image stabilization. Also if you need dual slots for memory and a "bigger" form factor to hold

The Bundle with the Lens is a Great Deal!!!

ericdraven wrote: ↑ The Bundle with the Lens is a Great Deal!!!

Quite right! The 8-16mm f2.8 is $2599 by itself, and the bundle is $2989, so you get the camera for $400! (Though, to be fair, the lens is currently full priced, and it has been 20-25% cheaper in the past). The bundle with the 16-55mm f2.8 is also quite interesting: bundle is $2209 and lens is $1549 by itself.

That said, I am not interested in either lens, and I just bought a used X-H1 during the Henrys used sale.

Damn you RFD... this is like the super expensive version of watching a recommended Youtube vid on something you weren't even looking for. Picked up at my local London Drugs and appears to be available at other dealers.

Damn you RFD. Bought it with the 8-16mm.

#BUYNOWTHINKLATER

FYI, Vistek has the same sale

Another for the "Damn you RFD" crowd. Local (Edmonton) Vistek and McBain are out of stock; found one at a London Drugs and had them price match Vistek.

Holy such a great price especially for a mirrorless I have a canon 50d lol ya 10 yr old body but works great pared with some great lenses

It's pretty much Fuji liquidating the rest of the X-H1 stock (which is only 1 year old at this point!) because the X-T3 and X-T30, with their new BSI (backside illuminated) sensor, have improved autofocus and video capacities.

That said, the X-T3 is still around $1800 Cad, so the price for the X-H1 with a lens is pretty good. It is also the only Fujifilm body with IBIS (in body image stabilization)... for now. Fujirumors has indicated that there are 3 new Fuji cameras that have been registered recently and, while it is too early for a new X-H2, we could a new camera with IBIS and the new BSI sensor.

Also, Canon will release 32 megapixel APS-C cameras in the next few days (M6-2 and 90D, for both their mirrorless and DSLR lines), so there is increased competition.

vtse wrote: ↑ Hm... what does this do better over the X-T3?

This has in-body image stabilisation (IBIS), a larger grip, a top LCD, and a minorly larger viewfinder (you won't notice the difference between the two in terms of viewfinder size).

X-T3 ties or wins at everything else (and some of them in relatively major ways, like the electronic shutter rate, which is substantially improved, and the PDAF coverage which went from 37% to 98%)

Sorry if it is a little off-topic...I bought into XT-2 deal on RFD (amazon-ca-preee-hawt-fuji-x-t2-1050-229 ... #p31074668) in June and used it a few times since then, any recommendations for good but inexpensive Fuji lenses? More for street or travel photography.

spammy wrote: ↑ Sorry if it is a little off-topic...I bought into XT-2 deal on RFD (amazon-ca-preee-hawt-fuji-x-t2-1050-229 ... #p31074668) in June and used it a few times since then, any recommendations for good but inexpensive Fuji lenses? More for street or travel photography.

Eglobalcentral has good prices on the 27mm f2.8 (pretty good for street, if slower and noisier to focus than the newer Fujicrons. Also, no Weather Resistance) and the 18-55mm (pretty good kit lens).

That said, I have never ordered anything from them, so it's at your risk.

Or you can try your luck on the used market for the Fujicron line (16mm f2.8, 23/35/50 f2).

This is a crazy good deal. Buy it.

SpinifexV wrote: ↑ Eglobalcentral has good prices on the 27mm f2.8 (pretty good for street, if slower and noisier to focus than the newer Fujicrons. Also, no Weather Resistance) and the 18-55mm (pretty good kit lens).

Or you can try your luck on the used market for the Fujicron line (16mm f2.8, 23/35/50 f2).

That said, I have never ordered anything from them, so it's at your risk.

Ya, kit lens is the only one I've had so far and like it a lot! I like how the aperture could go to 2.8 on this kit lense, very useful indoors.

clboy wrote: ↑ IBIS - In body Image stabilization. Also if you need dual slots for memory and a "bigger" form factor to hold

X-T3 has dual memory slots.

spammy wrote: ↑ Sorry if it is a little off-topic...I bought into XT-2 deal on RFD (https://forums.redflagdeals.com/amazon- ... #p31074668) in June and used it a few times since then, any recommendations for good but inexpensive Fuji lenses? More for street or travel photography.

Fujifilm usually has a Sale 2 times a year and sometimes 3 times a year...

I'd say look for the 23mm 2.0 or 35mm 2.0 ... Though I've used the 56mm 1.2 for street photography in the past...

Also because Fujifilm has these sales a couple of times a year this drives down the used market on Kijiji... So used market you can get a good deal...

There is a Fujifilm Thread on RFD... https://forums.redflagdeals.com/fujifil ... as-1353589

As well if you buy new you can always ask the store if they have the Fujifilm $50.00 Mail-in rebate Coupon or just pick one up at any Fujifilm Canada Camera Event that happens once or twice a year in various Canadian cities...
For the dates and locations Like and Follow Fujifilm Canada on Facebook...

Hope this Helps...

Charwinger21 wrote: ↑ This has in-body image stabilisation (IBIS), a larger grip, a top LCD, and a minorly larger viewfinder (you won't notice the difference between the two in terms of viewfinder size).

X-T3 ties or wins at everything else (and some of them in relatively major ways, like the electronic shutter rate, which is substantially improved, and the PDAF coverage which went from 37% to 98%)

I have access to the X-H1 and had the X-T2 and X-T3...

X-H1 advantage is IBIS which is very good... Body form is nice, no exposure dial - I would recommend the Battery grip with the 2 extra batteries because it eats away at batteries.

X-T2 ... If you have this you don't need the X-H1... I would wait for the X-T4 and wait to see what it brings to the table before going to the X-T3 unless you really want faster focusing and what Charwinger21 mentioned above... Again battery grip is recommended with extra batteries...

X-T3... Everything Charwinger21 mentioned above though I do a lot of photography in the dark I found the images were a little noisey compared to the X-T2 and X-H1... Tried all sorts of different combinations of settings, kept the camera up to date with the firmware and stuck with it for 6 months until I sold it... Again battery grip with extra batteries is recommended...

All solid cameras and performers but it all comes down to what you shoot.

This X-H1 deal is great if you buy the Camera / Battery Grip / Lens Bundle because you're buying more into the lens you want to get and paying a couple hundred for the body...

Again There is a Fujifilm Camera Thread on RFD... https://forums.redflagdeals.com/fujifil ... as-1353589


This may make things clearer by watching this....

Any deals on X-E3 or X-T20? I'm looking for something compact....

Better deal here for the same price:

https://www.vistek.ca/store/422790/fuji ... -x-npw126s

Includes: Vertical Power Booster & 2 x NP-W126S Batteries