This video took me longer than usual to edit… but it's finally here. I was curious if the Pixelshift feature in the Fujifilm XH2 was useful out of a fully controlled environment like a studio, so I took my tripod and travelled to Budapest to test it. This is my experience… and a great excuse to take some photos in the lovely capital of Hungary.
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Intro 0:00
Streets of Budapest in 18mm, 33mm and 56mm 1:12
Pixelshift, first photo and how-to 2:11
Blue hour in Budapest 3:43
Long exposures and Pixelshift 4:29
More photos 5:37
Pros, Cons 6 comparisons 6:17