Fujifilm’s X-H1 is a video-loving beast of a mirrorless camera

As much as we love Fujifilm’s X-T2, its video skills have always been a bit more hobbyist than Herzog. Enter the X-H1 (£1699 body only, due March 2018), Fuji’s new X-Series flagship, which takes its sibling’s stills prowess and adds two new killer features: in-body image stabilisation and a 3in touchscreen. Combine these with high bit-rate 4K recording and a film-like ‘Eterna’ mode, and you’ve got a handheld all-rounder that might just be our new favourite camera. No pressure, X-H1. Look out for our hands-on soon to see how it fares compared to the likes of Sony’s A7SII and Panasonic’s new video master, the GH5S.

Mark Wilson Features editor

About

Mark's first review for Stuff was the Nokia N-Gage in 2004. Luckily, his career lasted a little longer than the taco phone, and he's been trying to figure out how gadgets fit back into their boxes ever since. While his 'Extreme Mark Wilson' persona was retired following a Microsoft skydiving incident, this means he can often be spotted in the wilds of South West London testing action cams, drones and smartwatches, and occasionally cursing at them.

Areas of expertise

Smart home tech, cameras, wearables and obscure gadgets from the early 2000s.