Fujifilm X-T5 Review

The Fujifilm X-T5 has a sleek design, compact body, and large grip. The APS-C sensor provides excellent resolution and low light performance. The camera's 15 frames per second mechanical shutter is one of the best, and the autofocus system is very effective for static portraits or slow subjects.

The Fujifilm X-T5 has a sleek design and compact body, making it comfortable to handle. The 40 megapixel APS-C sensor provides excellent resolution and low light performance, and the 15 frames per second mechanical shutter is one of the best.

The autofocus system is highly effective for static portraits or slow subjects, offering accurate and reliable performance.

The Fujifilm X-T5 features a sleek design with a compact body and large grip, making it comfortable to handle. The 40 megapixel APS-C sensor offers excellent resolution and low light performance, with minimal noise even at extreme ISOs. The 15 frames per second mechanical shutter is one of the best in its class, providing stability and minimal camera movement. However, the sensor's readout speed is slower than other models, affecting electronic shutter mode with potential rolling shutter. The camera's autofocus system is highly effective for static portraits or slow subjects, providing accurate and reliable performance. The X-T5's video capabilities offer 4K recording options with varying levels of detail and light performance. However, the camera suffers from overheating and recording errors when using longer clips, making it less suitable for extensive video use.

The X-T5's video capabilities provide 4K recording options with varying levels of detail and light performance. However, the camera suffers from overheating and recording errors when using longer clips.