Nikon took the Z5II, pulled the viewfinder off the top, and sold what’s left to people who film themselves. That’s the Z5 IIC in one line. It costs $1,400 body only, comes in black or silver, and it’s the cheapest way into a full-frame Nikon that was clearly built with a flip screen and a ring light in mind. If you shoot Reels, YouTube, product videos or talking-head content, this is the camera Nikon wants you to look at.

There’s a particular kind of camera that gets recommended to serious photographers who aren’t ready to commit to full-frame — the consolation prize wrapped in enough specs to feel like a choice rather than a compromise. The Fujifilm X-H2S is not that camera. It is, without qualification, a serious tool for serious work. What It Is The X-H2S sits at the top of Fujifilm’s X-series lineup — the larger, heavier, more capable sibling to the X-T5.