X-H2S IS FUJIFILM'S MOST POWERFUL CAMERA EVER

New sensor and processor combo bring 40fps max burst speed and more

Fujifilm has announced the F Fujifilm X-H2S, the company's next-gen X-series mirrorless camera, and the most powerful camera it's ever made, with the headline spec being its blisteringly fast 40fps maximum burst speed.

The X-H2S is the first camera to pair Fujifilm's new stacked, back-illuminated 26.16MP X-Trans CMOS 5 HS sensor with its new X-Processor 5. Together, these unlock some highly impressive new photo and video powers. On paper the X-H2S is one of the most powerful cameras in its weight class, and that class includes the new Canon EOS R7.

That 40fps burst rate is available when you're using the camera's electronic shutter, and is with full autofocus and autoexposure. The X-H2S can shoot uncompressed raw files for over three seconds at those speeds before its buffer starts to fill up; for comparison, the Canon EOS R7 can only shoot for just over a second at 30fps when shooting lossless raw files.