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A file transfer grip is scheduled to arrive in September at a cost of $999. The VG-XH battery grip that takes two batteries costs $399, while the screw-on fan costs $199. The Fujifilm X-H2S has a recommended price of $2499. Fujifilm has said there will also be an X-H2 model with a 40MP BSI sensor. The X-H2S has a more advanced video spec than any previous Fujifilm model and the company says the 'S' stands for speed. The additional 'S' in the X-H2S's name implies there's to be a sister model but, as yet, it's unclear how the emphasis between the two models will differ.

Choice of two optional grips, the VG-XH battery grip and FT-XH file transmitter.

Optional cooling fan for longer video capture times.

5.76M dot OLED viewfinder with 0.8x magnification and up to 120fps refresh.

F-Log 2 from 14-bit readout gives additional dynamic range.

Choice of codecs including ProRes HQ, Std and LT options.

Slow-mo DCI or UHD 4K from up to 120fps capture (with crop).

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DCI or UHD 4K video from full width, up to 60p.6.2K 'open-gate' video from sensor's full 3:2 region.10-bit HEIF output (though without 'true HDR' option).Improved AF tracking and subject recognition AF.Continuous shooting at up to 40fps with no blackout (15 with mech shutter).26MP APS-C Stacked CMOS sensor with X-Trans color filter pattern.

As you'd expect, its autofocus has received a major boost, with subject-recognition and improved tracking. It can shoot stills at up to 40fps (15fps with mechanical shutter), and capture full-sensor 6.2K video or 4K at up to 120 frames per second. The Fujifilm X-H2S is the company's most capable video/stills hybrid yet: a 26MP X-mount mirrorless camera built around a Stacked CMOS sensor.

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