At a glance
£1,699
body only
£2,049
with 18-55mm F2.8-4
■ 61MP full-frame sensor
■ 693-point AF
■ AI subject recognition
■ ISO 100-32,000 (standard)
■ 10fps shooting
■ 8K 24fps video
Photo focused
In contrast to the hybrid X-H series, the X-T5 is aimed squarely at serious stills photographers.
Sensor
The X-T5 gains the same 40MP sensor as we saw in the X-H2, which is the highest resolution available in the APS-C format.
Screen
Fujifilm’s excellent 3-way tilting LCD makes a return, in place of the X-T4’s side-hinged fully articulated unit.
Compact
Fujifilm has trimmed back the body dimensions much closer to those of the original X-T1.
FEW CAMERAS have captured the imagination of photographers quite like Fujifilm’s premium X-T models. Ever since the original X-T1 appeared back in 2014, they’ve found favour due to their compact size, robust weather-sealed construction, and traditional analogue control dials. Some users were, perhaps, less enamoured by the X-T4, which adopted a stills/video hybrid approach, including
