Face Detection Settings For Video Fujifilm Camera

Video and sound clarity awesome, face detection on moving subject... pretty neat. Worth buying it!

Audio and video clarity is pretty amazing, face detection on moving subject and still subject locking awesome. Worth buy it.. highly recommended this product..

Easy install, great hdr video quality, love the face detection and integration with google home. Use your phone as a hotspot to setup WiFi. Think I’ll get another one for my side door!

Everything works as it should and AF is fast and accurate. The face and eye detection worked great with this. The 35mm switch is useful when using wide lenses that do not cover the entire sensor.

This camera is a beast but I face some issues with the v90 SD cards. I am using a Lexar v90 64gb with S3 but sometime when recording 10bit videos the camera hangs and a message shows up to recover image. Last day when I was in a shoot the camera failed and not detecting any SD card in both the slots. When I reset the camera settings it came back to normal but lost all the settings and had to format the memory card. I hope Sony will resolve these issues as soon as possible a firmware update. I brought the v90 card as mentioned in the Sony website. So I recommend buying the cfexpress card for a flawless experience. I have to buy one soon. It was good if Sony bundled the body with CFast card as base kit as it is a new update

This camera might be the one you need! I personally love this camera and soon as I put it to work I could so many details in my face. Blemishes, freckles mustache hairs, just everything was super crisp and I would say with some good settings you may not need a DSLR camera. The one issue I ran into, was flicker with some of my background lighting only on HDR settings. I was able to fix that but turning the brightness down on those lights. This camera is amazing

RC-6 is very simple to use and it's to the point. as soon as you enable remote in settings all you need to do is face the Camera and click it. It works for video and stills. Make sure your camera is compatible with this device.

I waited six years for a DX camera with video phase detection autofocus. Here it is, and mirrorless to boot. I love this camera. It takes fantastic photos, makes great videos, and handles like a real grown-up camera. I traded in my Nikon D5200 and Canon 60D to buy it. It does everything those two cameras did and more. The D5200 was just the right size and handled great, but the video was jerky. The D60 took great photos, but was heavy. I ended up not using it because it was too bulky to carry around. I considered all the Z50 rivals. They might have a little better autofocus, better lens selection, be more compact (with tiny EV or none at all), but it's the way Nikon's handle that drew me to the Z50. What a joy. There are some peccadilloes though (nothing's perfect). We're going to have to wait for a full lens selection, although this camera is so good I'd have no qualms buying full frame lenses, if only it had IBIS (camera or lens). I bought the FTZ adapter so I could use my DX 35mm 1.8 lens. It works beautifully. Face detection autofocus is a little iffy in video. It works well, but not always on the face you'd like, especially if your main face turns away or leaves the frame. Better to turn it off and use object tracking which sticks like glue. AF-Area autofocus has an annoying way of focusing on better lit objects in the background, especially in dim light; however, low light performance is really good. OK, so maybe autofocus could be a tad bit faster, but fortunately all these obstacles can be overcome with quick and easy menu selections. To my mind, this is the best all-around APS-C camera you can buy for the price.

Just what I needed to get my Video Mic Pro off my camera and in the talents face (in a good way!).

Camera has face recognition!