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Fujifilm · X-Trans V · 2022

X-H2S

X-H SeriesDSLR-style2022IBIS

Capture every moment with the ultra-fast Fujifilm X-H2S.

X-H2S studio product photo
Sensor
Resolution
26.1 MP
Stabilisation
Yes (7 stops)
Mount
X-mount

In short

The X-H2S works with all X-Trans V recipes, including Nostalgic Neg. and Reala Ace. Adapt X-Trans IV recipes by reducing Colour Chrome FX Blue.

Why it's the recipe body

The Fujifilm X-H2S, with its DSLR-style body, fits comfortably in the hand, promising a tactile shooting experience. Its stacked 26.1 MP X-Trans CMOS 5 HS sensor brings the latest in Fujifilm's colour science, providing vibrant, true-to-life images. The X-H2S stands out with its impressive speed, offering up to 40 fps in electronic shutter mode without blackout. This makes it ideal for capturing fast-paced action, ensuring you never miss a critical moment. The in-body image stabilisation adds confidence to handheld shooting, making it a versatile tool for both photography and video. Whether shooting stills or video, its performance is consistently reliable.

The X-H2S features the latest X-Trans V sensor, supporting the most advanced film-simulation recipes like Nostalgic Neg. and Reala Ace. While it excels with these recipes, adapting older X-Trans IV recipes requires reducing Colour Chrome FX Blue by one step. Enjoy the flexibility of seven custom slots for your creative needs, offering both innovation and adaptability.

A key player in the X-H line, the X-H2S excels in speed and performance.

What it nails, what to watch

What it nails

  • Up to 40 fps burst
  • 7 stops IBIS
  • X-Trans V sensor
  • Supports Nostalgic Neg.
  • Seven custom slots

What to watch

  • Adapt X-Trans IV recipes
  • Reduce Colour Chrome FX Blue
  • Complex menu navigation

What this body adds

SE

Sensor

26.1 MP stacked X-Trans CMOS 5 HS

PR

Processor

X-Processor 5

MO

Mount

X-mount (interchangeable)

IB

IBIS

5-axis, up to 7 stops

VI

Video

6.2K 30p / 4K 120p / F-Log2

BU

Burst

15 fps mechanical / 40 fps electronic (no crop)

Recipes for the X-H2S

All recipes
View from a vehicle showing a line of trucks on a road with trees in the background.
Classic Chrome · X-Trans V

Old Classic Color

Classic Chrome offers nostalgic warmth with gentle grain. Evoke calm in your travel and street photography.

A traditional house surrounded by lush greenery and palm trees under a bright sky.
Astia · X-Trans IV

Astia Reverie

Natural tones with gentle contrast and subdued grain. Perfect for calm, warm portraits in rural settings.

Outdoor scene with palm trees, people sitting at tables, and a building in the background under a clear sky.Premium
Astia · X-Trans IV

Tungsten Clean Frame

Gentle grain and soft tones create a vibrant colour palette. Ideal for portraits with an urban backdrop.

A minimalist still-life arrangement featuring wooden decor items on a table with a plant in the background.
Eterna · X-Trans V

Muted Halo Stock

Large, textured grain with a cool, balanced colour cast lends a dreamy quality to indoor and night scenes.

Narrow alleyway with greenish tint leading to a waterfront view, people in the distance.
Velvia · X-Trans IV

Velvia Punch

Intense contrast and deep hues make landscapes captivating. Suited for vibrant outdoor scenes.

A large speaker mounted on a beige wall under a cloudy sky.Premium
Nostalgic Neg. · X-Trans V

Highland Nostalgia

Earthy tones with a subtle faded look create a calm, vintage atmosphere. Ideal for travel and indoor photography.

City skyline featuring modern skyscrapers against a clear blue sky.
Provia · X-Trans IV

Standard Provia

Strong, small grain and calm tones suit serene scenes indoors and out.

A grand mosque with multiple minarets and domes reflected in a calm water surface.
Monochrome+G · X-Trans IV

Kodak Fine Mono

Kodak T-Max inspired greys with a calming, gentle grain perfect for capturing serene moments and everyday scenes.

A tall street lamp against a pale sky, with a portion of a building visible in the foreground.
Classic Negative · X-Trans V

Vintage Amber

Amber tones with rich shadows and gentle grain. Ideal for overcast urban settings.

A modern circular building with a patterned facade against a clear blue sky.
Eterna Bleach Bypass · X-Trans V

Bleached City Tone

Neutral tones and strong grain craft a distinctive, cinematic urban grit.

A vintage lantern hanging under a canopy with a tower in the background, creating a nostalgic atmosphere.
Sepia · X-Trans IV

Vintage Sepia

Infuse your shots with sepia tones and pronounced grain for a distinctly nostalgic mood.

A black and white image of a vintage lamp mounted on a white wall with a security camera nearby.
Monochrome · X-Trans IV

Clean Mono

Gritty texture with strong grain and deep shadows for a timeless feel.

How to add a recipe to your X-H2S

  1. Press 'Menu' and navigate to 'Image Quality Setting'.
  2. Select 'Edit/Save Custom Setting'.
  3. Choose a slot (C1–C7) to save your recipe.
  4. Adjust film simulation and settings, then save.

Tips for the X-H2S

  • Explore Nostalgic Neg. for warm tones.
  • Use CFexpress for faster bursts.
  • Experiment with F-Log2 for video.
  • Leverage IBIS for stable handheld shots.

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Key terms

X-TransNostalgic Neg.IBISX-Processor 5See the glossary

Explore more X-H2S recipes

Find the best Fujifilm recipes for the X-H2S, its X-Trans V sensor, and the film simulations they're built on.

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Frequently asked questions

Which recipes work on the X-H2S?

All X-Trans V recipes, including Nostalgic Neg. and Reala Ace, work on the X-H2S.

Does the X-H2S have image stabilisation?

Yes, the X-H2S features 5-axis in-body image stabilisation up to 7 stops.

How do I add a recipe to my X-H2S?

Go to 'Image Quality Setting', select 'Edit/Save Custom Setting', choose a slot, adjust settings, and save.
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