The format card shortcut is still there, but it's a little different. You don't need to hold down the delete button for three seconds and then hit the rear command dial button. You need to hit and hold the delete button then immediately hit and hold the rear command dial button TOGETHER for a few seconds and then the format option will pop up.

@GarethDanks

Жыл бұрын

Amaaaaaazing!!!! Thanks so much for that. I’ll try that asap 😁👍🏻

@daleddddddddd

Жыл бұрын

Great tip, you beat me to it. Been playing with my X-T5 for about a week and this is such a time saver.

@REMY.C.

Жыл бұрын

Man of the day!!!!!!!

@jacekpiwowarczyk7171

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! Now it works!

@joelb5391

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Got mine recently as upgrade from my XT2 mainly for better eye auto focus. Yet to give it a good workout, mainly birds & landscape . Thanks for realistic comments

Good review. Thank you. I just got the XT5 a few weeks ago and love it. Interesting point about the compressed vs lossless file size. Beside the content, I appreciate that don"t add annoying background music.

For a hobbyist that shoos JPEG there is nothing better than a XT-3/4/5 and the F2 primes. NOTHING else like it on the market.

@bryanfuntanar

3 ай бұрын

Why not include xt-2?

@71co0k

3 ай бұрын

I mean... plenty of pros using these as well.

@shy-guy5544

2 ай бұрын

Nice video. From watching other videos on the XT5, it is my understanding that in comparison with the XT3, the dynamic range is not much better and the noise at high ISO ranges is a bit worse.

There will be a different perspective between someone such as yourself, a professional photographer, and a hobbyist like me. I love the size and ergonomics of the X-T5. I wanted its 'smallness' for travel and street/urban landscapes and I wanted that 40MP! I sold all my Canon gear to move back to Fuji (I owned...have bought again an X-T1. I have also owned the X-T2&3 in the past). Thus I was in a position to buy both the X-T5 and the month earlier... an X-H2. So I have the best of both worlds. The X-H2 for my main landscape photography and the X-T5 for everything else. The bigger lenses do balance better on the X-H2 with that superior handling. The X-T5, I would say (personally) is better suited to primes. I think that may have been Fuji's intention here in terms of their use case.

@Chris-13

Жыл бұрын

I did exactly the same , moving back from Nikon. From a Z9 no less . Fuji now does everything I need and it’s more fun to use

@Sanemancured

Жыл бұрын

I sold my D850 and lenses and bought an X-T5 and a mint X-H1. X-H1 for use with 18-55 walking and X-T5 with primes. I kept my D700……

@ThaGamingMisfit

Жыл бұрын

A camera being lighter and smaller is something many youtube reviewers don't even mention, I guess that's because they are usually professionals or using it for specific photography. To me it's the most important aspect of a camera, heck I love budget cameras that have many luxury features scrapped so it's affordable. Luxury features are only used by professionals, if even that. The recent Canon R8 fits perfectly in this category and isn't recommended enough because most just focus on video quality or battery life. I wished they made cameras without video features for example so they could become even less expensive for people like me who never use the button to switch to video ;)

@jimpap13

6 ай бұрын

@@Sanemancuredlove the D700 and now Fuji lol

The modest size and inconspicuous vintage aesthetic of the X-T5 are real winners for me, especially when travelling. No average person would think it was an expensive powerhouse of a camera, especially with a pancake lens on it. A wolf in sheep's clothing.

for me, smaller grip really helps making it "portable", in a way. I have my xt3 setup with a pancake lens, it would fit in most of my casual pants' pocket (not jeans or formal pants tho), literally i can tuck it in most narrow spaces / pockets.

I loved this review. Simply real!!! Thank you.

Super useful review. I appreciate the candid perspective. Cheers

1000% agree with your comments on the EVF.. the EVF in the x-H2 line is AMAZING.

Great review, very helpful and easy to listen to.

For the compressed files, the easiest way to spot a difference, is to push each file to the breaking point. For example, do a single raw capture in a high contrast scene with strong highlights and deep shadows, then tonemap it like crazy (ignore that such tone mapping will ruin the image anyway), but when done, you will see see the artifacts from the compression. While the compression is unnoticeable in most situations, there may come a time when you need to raise a deep shadow by 5+ stops and at that point the compression issues will be visible.

@DarkTrapStudio

9 ай бұрын

No Ive clipped 100% of the informations (even till 5 order of full spectrum aliasing) and nothing change exept the noise pattern, but the quality of the noise pattern don't really change even in this scenario. I would be interest that you try and prove me wrong.

How refreshing to have a down to earth review that we can easily relate to, many thanks Gareth

Fun Vid as always Ben and congrats on the second kid! I'm looking to upgrade from my XT-2 and am doing my research on the XT-5 and XH2 so you're vid had some good information.

Thanks for the honest review. I'm also a wedding shooter who has used his X-T2's for the better part of 5 seasons and/or 200 weddings at about 2K shots per camera per event (I have 3 X-T2's). All to say, I'm familiar with that camera, its strengths, and its shortcomings. What I love about the Fujifilm system is the colour, the low noise (relative to my old Canon 5DIII) and size (though I also have big hands so I used the OEM grip). It was shooting an event last night in very very low light (missing focus in ISO 12800 conditions 1/30th @ 1.4) that drew me to youtube this morning to explore the possibility of an upgrade. I'm pleased to understand that the X-T5 is simple to use - as expected - but I was really hoping that the auto-focus would be much further along than where it seems to be...That's really the only thing I need in a camera - reliable AF. Like you, I find the 40MP is excessive but am encouraged by the results at glance from your comparison, compressed vs lossless. Not sure why Fujifilm doesn't do something like Canon did with the RAW and sRAW option, but I digress... I'll still probably upgrade to the 5, despite its shortcomings (and having to change up my batteries - how's the battery life, btw?).

I've got the X-T3 small rig giro on my X-T2 right now. It give a good bit of heft, and changes the grip entirely. I feel much more confident and less pinchy. Also it extends below the camera so your little finger doesn't slide underneath.

Well done . You explained this perfectly.

I traded in my X-T2 for the X-T5 and agree that the Autofocus is much improved. I shoot a lot of sports with a 100-400 and where I used to throw away say 10% of the shots, I now have nearly 100% good pics. Very glad the X-T5 has so many great features, and love theFuji OS and Menu system.

@pedromacd

Жыл бұрын

This is what I like to hear.

@terencekennedy5746

Жыл бұрын

How would you say the xt5 compares to other cameras I. terms of sports photography

Nice video, cheers. Agree with all of that. Cracking camera

Entertained and informed in equal measure here. Liked and subscribed!

Spot on about previous Fuji Bluetooth and eye AF. Out of all the reviews I’ve seen so far for this camera I think yours is the most informative for Fuji shooters as it explains the experience instead of the features. I’ll be upgrading one of my X-t3’s to this body. It looks like what I wanted in the X-t4 has arrive, finally.

I cover events on a semi-regular basis and I've found the X-T5 makes a massive difference, especially in regards to eye detect. I was using the X-T3 & X-E4 previously. Just one less thing to worry about! Just bought the MHG for the extortionate £129, but it is worth it. Love the increased battery life and overall handling. I have noticed the resolution issue with 10-24, and also relatively poor ISO performance of the new sensor compared to the X-Trans IV. I have found myself reaching for the X-E4 more often in low light. Overall though I absolutely love my X-T5. The 40mp sensor works amazingly well with the 90 f2 and surprisingly well with the new Sigma 18-50 f2.8. The Sigma lens is now one of the sharpest I own!

Great video. Thank you.

Great review! Really appreciate your honest take. The latest firmware update has also taken and really improved the AF to the next level since this and other reviews. I was blown away at the difference, as the hit rate, speed, and reduction in hunting is unbelievably good.

I have big hands as well and got both SmallRig grips. The Black one has a removable and extendable L bracket and a nice dark wood grip. The Silver one has no L bracket but is much lighter and is styled to blend into the silver body. The rubber grip on it has the same texture as the body. Both have larger grips that blend nicely with the existing one. I like having the grip for shooting one handed.

I've been using mine for all of this year so far - and the auto eye focus, in very low light, is actually proving pretty darn reliable. Having to shoot action, stage at 1/250 and iso 12800 and higher. The x-t3 is spotty at this, but the improvements in the X-t5 are great. A little better would not be worth the loss of the fun and convenience of using the Fuji.

Gareth- The format shortcut does work the same way but you have to push in the wheel and hold it for much longer than 3 sec. I was upset the same as you. I accidentally held it in longer and it worked.

Glad to see you back and putting our regular videos Gareth. Thanks for your hard work. I too sold my xpro 2 and miss it, but I didn't think the auto focus was to much, what you think, was that of your reason for selling it? Keep up the good work.

Gareth I agree about the autofocus. My XT5 misses moving subjects more often than not. Not very good for street if you keep thinking you have the shot and you haven’t!

Looks like an Amazing camera! I have bought it and I will receive it in a couple of days, can't wait to test it. I have downloaded your files, cropped them like crazy (800% crop) and didn't see much difference between Uncompressed and Compressed or Lossless, this is insane!

Great review Gareth. Interesting to hear about the Uncompressed RAW vs Compressed RAW, please revisit this when you can. I too shoot weddings and events with Fuji, the lack of a better shooting experience with the XT5's EVF from my XT4's EVF is a total deal breaker for me. I think Fuji have went a bit too extreme on this concept of 'tiers' and that the XH line is 'flagship' and the XT 'midlevel' etc. How about you stuff the classifications and just make good cameras, who cares what 'tier' a camera falls under? Just buy the right camera for suits your needs and interfacing style. Appreciate the nonbs review. I will likely struggle through with my event work for now on my XT4 and will have a wait to see what the Xpro4 will be like and possibly skip this entire generation before contemplating an upgrade. I'm not fully sold on the 40mp being worthwhile nor convinced the AF is that much improved that it would ease a significant proportion of my anxiety (I'll likely spam moments as much as I currently do anyway on the XT4). Hopefully 2024 we'll get some very confident AF finally that will be more than enough for shooters like us.

Very good realistic review. !!

I was holding off for this as an upgrade for my X-T4 but having taken the X-H2 to Thailand I think that's the route I'm going down, although I will miss the exposure dials! New sensor is sweet though isn't it!

I bought the X-T5 to use alongside my 100s for when my back wasn't up to lugging about an MF system all day. So the size and weight of the X-T5 is perfect for my needs paired up with a Gitzo Traveller for light travels.

I went to B&H Photo in New York this weekend to compare an X-H2 vs X-T5. Specks are similar on the photography side which I'm mostly interested in. I’m traveling with my cameras, so I like them to be as light as possible. Thus, I did have almost decided on an X-T5. I don’t mind the PASM style button on the X-H2, although I prefer the standard Fuji dials. It was only after I looked into the Viewfinder, I thought there might be something wrong with the X-T5. The view was smaller and significantly dimmer than that of the X-H2. It is like comparing your old 48-inch edge lit LED TV with a 75-inch OLED TV, the difference was massive. After seeing this difference, I would think about it every time if I decided to buy the X-T5, wondering how this would look in the X-H2. So, my advice to people deciding on the X-T5, do not under any circumstances look into an X-H2 view finder, it will ruin your day. If you’ve never seen it, you’ll be fine, because the X-T5 is an excellent camera.

@Battlem0nk

Жыл бұрын

I did a step worse and looked in the A7RV EVF lol

You can pull the screen all the way out and then tilt it for the portrait format. That way even if you have massive fingers you still won't accidentally touch the touchscreen and move the focus point.

I fully agree with your estimation of the 10-24 and the Viltrox 13mm. I bought the 10-24mm, used it for a couple days and returned it for the reason you stated. Image quality is not in line with, say, the 56mm, which is stellar. So I bought the Viltrox 13mm and am very happy with both the build and image quality, which stand up to the best of Fuji lenses. I also have the Viltrox 85mm f1.8 ver. II which is also superb. I miss the absence of the aperture ring, but can live with the huge savings. No point putting a second rate lens on a first rate body unless you're going after a special effect.

Like and agree with all you say and how you say it. Subscribed. Shot with the 10-24 on my XT-5 on a tripod for the first time yesterday, and the corners/edge details were indeed a little bit mushy. Resolution on my 16-55, 90, and 50-140 lenses is outstanding. Coming from an X-T3, the whole shooting experience is far snappier and more trustworthy (with the same reservations you have re autofocus).

@shawnhue4386

Жыл бұрын

I noted the same thing, From the fuji website 10-24 is actually not on the list of lens that can reveal the 40mp resolution. However the 90mm f2.0 really show a big difference on 40mp sensor compared to the old sensor.

Jolly good one! I like my 5 and I've been able to tweak setting for the autofocus. It isn't a sony. But then again it isn't boring either. Thanks.

@GarethDanks

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely right. I hated the Sony. Thanks for watching

Just discovered your channel tonight. Thanks for the tip on considering lossless raw files. I just sold my x-pro2 and went back to the XT series with the XT5. My first fuji in 2015 was the XT1. My wife got the XT4 and it had me wanting to upgrade once I used it for a bit.. I only shoot with primes, never will use for video, and I shoot mostly concerts from the crowd, street or landscapes. I prefer the smaller design and ergonomics for this and for when I travel. I did buy the MHG from fuji and think it’s worth it. I added the new 33mm 1.4 LM and 18mm 1.4 LM to my kit. Previous only used the classic 23 and 35 f/2 for everything. Will get the new 56 WR next.

@GarethDanks

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comment mate. I love the new 33. Amazing lens. Xt5 is definitely an upgrade. 😁👍🏻

Great and honest review…

thank you for talking abt EVF its very important for me actually

Here I am still holding onto my XT2 😂 I'll probably upgrade sometime in the spring. Great info Gareth!!

@theBaron001

Жыл бұрын

You're not alone. Mine are still going strong, no need to upgrade them yet as far as I'm concerned

@LucioParodi

Ай бұрын

X/T2 is a great camera for me in 2024.

At last an honest comment about the Fuji auto focus. I thought I had bought a faulty camera the first time I used my Fuji. Great none bias video.

Best video I've seen on the X-T5, thank you! Funny, I haven't even attempted bluetooth on my T5 because it rarely worked on my X-T3, but I will now! I'm a hobbyist, but also *loved* the 10-24 (my first Fuji zoom). And I thought I'd never sell it until I picked up the Viltrox 13mm. It's definitely sharper than the Fuji, but the max aperture and minimum focus distance is what really put it over the top with me.. I found it opened up new areas of creativity, which made selling the zoom a fairly pain-free decision (well either that, or I'm still in denial ;-)

As an XT-4 Owner I am skipping the XT-5. Apart from the XT-2/3 users this camera does not bring anywhere near enough to warrant spending nearly 2k on camera where it only offers one small upgrade which is the sensor. Combined with the issues such as lack of options in the grip, reduction in size, and softness issues in the Fuji lenses when used with this camera it just isn't a viable upgrade for XT-4 owners. As a manufacturer they have failed the people that perhaps jumped to Fuji when the XT-4 was released. If they do anything remotely similar next time with their new models I will be selling all of my Fuji gear and probably jumping back to Canon. Leapfrogging back to designs of the past (XT-3 styling, size and screen) and pushing a sensor which doesn't work well with current, still selling lenses demonstrates a level of erratic and desperate moves from a company which is clearly struggling to stay relevant. While I love my XT-4 I refuse to continue to invest in a system which is now clearly showing cracks and while other camera manufacturers have had these same issues (Canon also had this issue when they started to rapidly increase the MP) it appears that Fuji has not learned from them and looks to repeat the same mistakes.

Totally agree about paying more for the hi res EVF

It’s hard to get honest opinions on Fuji stuff because the fan base is so cult like and usually attack any dissent . I appreciate your honesty

Great review! I love my 10-24mm lens. How is the image quality / sharpness with a X-T5 compared to a X-T4. Is it just the same or worse?

On XT-4 Bluetooth is ok, sometimes it does not work but I use the auto transfer and it is working well.

The video is very intresting! Have you do some photos with high iso? 3200 or higher

good info, thx

Totally agree Gareth, grip is too small, my hands are big. Sold my X100V to fund the XT-5, I wanted one camera with changable lenses, my ideal is 33 mm and 16 or 18mm. The x100v was not wide enough and at the same time, too wide, if that makes sense. Didn't use the 100v enough tbf. Agree with you about the autofocus and I always have the touch screen switched off. Cheers mate 👍

Maybe it’s because my first and last digital camera before I got the X-T3 in fall 2020 was a Samsung NX-11 I find the Fuji’s autofocus quite OK. Maybe not for sport, but sufficient for street photography. And people ARE moving. And since you mentioned the BlueTooth connectivity: I own an iPhone Xs and I like to use the app as a remote control with my X-T3. (And for firmware updates.) The only really annoyingly laggy feature is live view which uses WiFi connection. It’s a guessing game especially with the autofocus on (which I learned to disable after I set the focus point in advance) but the pure remote control feature, even with locked trigger for long time exposure, works every time.

love how you adress the important points for photographers, like eye autofokus, evf size, grip.

@GarethDanks

Жыл бұрын

Definitely mate. Had enough of specs now. Just want ergonomics and basic improvements

Great video 👍 is 26mp enough for weddings or 40mp is better

Gareth, appreciate your frank observations. Count me among those who wish they’d stuck with 26 megapixels, stacked or not.

If you want a larger camera, get an X-H2 with battery grip, or even a full frame camera. Being smaller is one of the main reasons people shoot APS-C Fuji cameras.

Format is available Gareth By pressing the trash can and then the down pad on the selector Pad

Absolutely agree on the EVF. I want the analog experience with the top dials but there's no reason I should sacrifice on features other than Fuji wanting to artificially separate the X-T5 from the X-H2 as the "flagship" photo camera. Same goes for the lack of a battery grip. How does that make sense? They would sell like hotcakes on this camera but it's just another artificial barrier. If they had given us the good EVF and battery grip, this would have been the perfect camera for me. The AF isn't anywhere near as good as my R5 and other cameras but I'm not really concerned with that for the kind of photography I would use the X-T5 for. Like you said, I was gutted over these two things as well.

I use an X-T3 for landscapes and wildlife. My favourite lens is the 10-24, so if there’s a big issue and it isn’t fixed by a firmware upgrade then I’m sticking to what I’ve got. I’d love an X-H2S for wildlife but can’t justify the expense until the price comes down. Thanks for this honest user review.

@jaegerschtulmann

Жыл бұрын

price just came down! they are not selling so well, I think Fuji priced them too high

thanks for your honest opinion about the comparison. you seem like a honest guy and from a lot of people in the forums i always had the feeling of bias opinions ^^

Brilliant review, really enjoyed it. Couldn’t help thinking you are the brother Ricky Gervais though. 😂

I think I received one of the first Smallrig L brackets for the Xt5 & its fantastic except the handgrip is pretty slippery.

Not read all comments but to be able to access format cards, again hold down trash button and then press usual wheel but also hold a few seconds and the usual card format appears.

I really enjoyed this video! I love my X-T5. Came from an XS-10, so pretty much everything is an upgrade - thought the viewfinder was great. :) My two (very minor) irritations are accidentally hitting the front button (which I've set to face detection). I also have had a problem accidentally changing the drive mode when using the ISO dial - but as I type this, I realise that's already happening a lot less. Muscle memory kicking in, I guess!

@CarolinePicking

Жыл бұрын

Oh, and you have got me worried about my beloved 10-24 lens - I just haven't used it yet....

I found my 10-24f4 v1 lens didn't resolve well even on my 16, 24 and 26mp fuji cameras even at f8 in the corners. Maybe I am too critical or maybe my lens is a big weak. The 8-16 is a major upgrade in corner resolution if I could justify buying one and you can get lens mount clip in lens filters for it from kolari if you need a ND filter. I have the fuji 14/2.8 and it is a cracking good lens. It might not be wide enough for interior/real estate photography but it is my go to landscape lens now. I have wanted to get the viltrox 13mm because it is that good. But so far I am happy with my 14mm it is sharp even wide open. Thanks for sharing your videos and your review of the xt5. There was a lot of info that most people gloss over and I love that you shared some comparison raw files! Please keep up the great work and I look orward to your next video.

@randyk1919

Жыл бұрын

Agreed, I sold my 10-24 immediately upon purchase of the Viltrox 13mm. I liked the Fuji zoom for travel but the corner resolution even in my XT3 was.. meh.

Hi Gareth, the format option format short cut is still available. You need to press both buttons at the same time for about 3/5 seconds

Get hold of a Viltrox 13 mm 1.4 and try it. I have tried it on my XH2. It has fast AF and I was blown away by the resolution in a broad landscape situation so in a small area it would be even better. I sold my wide angle zoom lens. If I need to go wider I have got a Laowa 9 mm Zero D (manual) but my most used lens is the16-55. I pondered over whether to get the XH2 or wait for the XT5 but are happy with the camera. I shoot wildlife and need to change the settings very quickly for a fast moving bird. On the XH2 you can assign a button to go immediately to C1 settings I wonder if you can do that on the XT5?

Had the same issue with the model I picked up. The screen was loose and compared to my XT-4 it felt really ..."cheaply" built. Very plasticy in a way? No ruppersealing on the cardslot/port doors. I prefer the ones on the XT4. The bottom plate & body overall (iam sure it holds up just fine) felt...toy a like. I would´ve really loved to switch - just because of the screen for my needs but I ended up not going with the XT5 just because of the "feel" at this price point especially

First time watching your Videos Gareth. Must say I'm impressed by the Smooth Conversational Style. I've been a Pro Extreme Sports Photographer in Hawaii for 30 years and considering the Fuji system possibly for myself

@GarethDanks

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much mate. Nice of you. In honesty I wouldn’t recommend FUJIFILM for sport. The afc still isn’t up to scratch professionally. It’s much better than it was but no where near Sony and canon. Also look at the lens ecosystem and make sure the king lenses are up to the job for you. The f2 is amazing but expensive

Interesting stuff Gareth. I have the X-H2 now and like you with the X-T5 EVF, there is really only one thing I dislike and that is the flip screen. I had the H1 and loved the screen which you now have on the T5. Why on earth do flippin Fuji as you describe them keep swapping specs over between the different series of cameras? I’m disappointed that the 10-24 is not so good, I noticed that it was not on the list of recommended lenses for the H2. I watched Ian Worth’s review of the 13mm Viltrox and he was impressed with it bar the fact it’s not weather sealed. Keep up the good work and honest reviews. 👍

Samyang 12mm. Gareth, try that if you haven’t done that yet. I don’t have my XT-5 yet (I am definitely getting it) but from the experience I have with the Samyang I think it will have good resolution for the new sensor.

Hi Gareth - Thanks for the timely video. I shoot a lot of theatrical performances and thrilled with the larger files (for cropping potential), but was a little concerned about your comment on higher isos. I'd be grateful of your feedback on a couple of questions. I generally shoot in dark theatres at 3,200 or 6,400. Are the files worse than X-T3? Also I have the 10-24mm for landscapes - are the images taken with that lens soft? Thanks for any feedback. KR, Keith

@MrGohunter

Жыл бұрын

I have used Fujis since the days of the S5 Pro and the X series from the X-T1, 2, 3 and now 4. I still have the X-T2 for backup. I have noticed that the X-T2 has lower noise at high ISO than the X-T4 and that's just a difference of 2Mp in resolution. As a result, although I would like the larger files for cropping potential, I too am concerned about the high ISO performance with a 40Mp sensor. I too often use high ISO up to 6400 in dimly lit wedding venues. I always prefer using natural light to using strobes, as it's less intrusive and I much prefer the look of natural light.

@therealscooterjohn

Жыл бұрын

@@MrGohunter Hi Gordon - Thanks for the info. It certainly will affect my decision as to whether to add the X-T5 to my roster of bodies.

As a woman with smaller hands I am very happy with the grip. It does however seem to be an issue for the men. Also very happy with the return to the original design of the floppy screen as I do do video.

Hi Gareth, gutted to hear of the issues regarding the 10-24 lens, I also really love this lens. I wonder if a firmware update could solve it? Question…how is it with the f2 primes mate? I tend to use the 23 & 50 for street wandering. 🤔 Regards, Dazza. 🇬🇧

@emilyclose5583

Жыл бұрын

56mm prime is mint 🎉

On the EVF issue, my sense is that the evf specs tell us only a portion of what the viewing experience will be like. Also important, but not talked about because its hard to quantify, is the quality of the glass lens pieces over the evf screen, IMHO. For example, if you compare Nikon z cameras’ EVFs, they seem markedly better then say another brand’s equally spec’d EVF.

I find my 10-24 to be fine, even zoomed in to 200%, certainly kicks the crap out of my Sigma 8-16mm, the Fujinon shows no pixelation at 200%, good contrast and enough detail for anyone Question, if you prefer a larger camera and grip why didn't you get the X-H2 as I did?

Can you say more about what you are seeing with the 10-24 on the XT5?

Thanks for the ex excellent video. How come you didn't buy the X-H2?

Do you have to use the camera in 40 mp mode? Can you change to like 20 mp mode or is it just always full time 40 mp? I thought I saw someone selecting the size of the photos in the menu system . What happens to actual camera when these modes are changed does it still use the entire sensor or does it kinda crop it somehow? I was debating on buying a full frame camera and people are saying these newer crop sensor cameras are just as good and full frame is really kinda not needed anymore these days is this true?

I was set on getting the XH2, and then found a like new XT5 on craigslist for $1100. So yeah, getting that one.

Good morning. I've been following the comments on this video for 6 months now, have you found a good alternative to the 10-24 mk2? I can't wait to get rid of it for all the reasons mentioned. I am an architectural and interior photographer with X-T5. Thank you for your relevant content.

Hi, how does Lightroom handle the files of the XT5 and XT3? Thank you

Yes, I have smaller hands and love the smaller and lighter body.

Would love to see a head to head with the Z7’s files.

User DXO PhotoLab or DXO PureRaw best noise reduction and it restores loss color due to high ISO.

Interesting insight, thank you. I have the 5. It’s a lot of money in comparison to a 3 but up against the 4 the 5 is the upgrade I wanted. IS, ergonomics, an all round improvement from the 3 for photographers. Many small improvements = Bang for buck for 3 users. Sony, Canon & Nikon users would need to spend a lot on bodies and lenses for not a lot more. IMHO

@kevinford6513

Жыл бұрын

do you think it's good for music videos and short drama films???

@alanplatt888

Жыл бұрын

@@kevinford6513 I have no opinion on this as I don't use it for video

I think the biggest surprise to me was finding out the lcd resolution changed from the xt4 to xt5, the xt5 having the lesser resolution. Couldn't believe it and the first I had heard about it was from the big head taco himself

I think that X-H2 is a better camera for professional work, while X-T5 works better for enthusiast photographers by being lighter, more portable and having a vintage vibe to it. That being said it is X-T5 that should have had a flipping screen for selfies opportunities while X-H2 should have had the tilt screen for more precise and quick photo and video handling. Imo Fuji got it all wrong with the screens on these cameras.

When refering to the 10-24, there are two versions out, I wonder if the issue is with both?

Hi from Greece... i am thinking about buying xt5 and 16 55 mm for first lens.. weddings baptisms portraits.. do you recommend this lens for start??

I have the X-T5 and the holding of the delete button and the back wheel dial is still there, you just have to hold it longer and it will appear.

@GarethDanks

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Yeah thanks mate. I found it after another comment. Haha

Gareth - You are wrong about not being able to format your camera. All fuji did was replacing the buttons so it could work with T5 and the X-H2 series. Solution: Push and Press Trashcan WHILE at the same time pressing DOWN on the D-Pad.

Have you tried the new Pixel shift 160MP stacking feature?

muchas gracias por tus comentarios, por molestarte en darnos tu opinion, nos vale de mucho. un saludo

Thanks for the thoughts beyond the basics

Any tips for picking my first camera? Torn between Sony and Fuji, don’t really have anywhere to rent or try them. Just want it for amateur photo and bit of video of family etc. be cool if I could make some money down the line too

Agreed, the Fuji grip is better than nothing but still way too small. I wish the XT5 was shaped like the X-S10.

Excellent thanks. Like you, I have just upgraded from 3 to 5 so this was very useful. I have one question please: does anyone else have difficulty with the shutter release button? I find that it is too easy to accidentally press all the way down when attempting to set focus. At first I kept unintentionally shooting off unwanted bursts of shots. I am just wondering if I have a dodgy one!

@randyk1919

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I think that’s normal.. mine is a bit sensitive as well. I’ve been transitioning to using back button focus which offers some compositional advantages but means retraining my muscle memory..

@raymondbaddeley6467

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@@randyk1919 Many thanks, I have gradually come to realise this. I am certainly reassured by by your kind reply. Ray