Digital Cameras Fuji X T5

[U3] I am a professional family photographer and just upgraded my cameras to Fuji X-T5, which creates some pretty large RAW files. I also use burst mode a lot to capture kids at play, so I needed something fast to minimize buffering times. This memory card was all I could ask for!

[FUJIFILM X-T5] I'm moving from the Fuji X-T3 (and a Sony A7rii and Olympus OM-1 before that) to the new X-T5...and I love it so far. Very impressive, and I have no regrets at all. Absolutely amazing camera. My favorite so far.

[1/4"-20 Female] I use two X-t5 bodies one has the Fuji grip, you know what that cost. This one is just as nice. Ok, it is very slightly thicker bottomed and the wrench for the screw is best kept elsewhere (who would take it off). Otherwise it is the same grip for 100 less.

[Black] Very nice grip for my Fuji X-T5 camera. Makes it much easier to hold confidently. Well machined and nicely produced. And… it costs $22.00 !

[0.1 lb] I am a Sony A7V/RIV shooter and I had added Fuji X-T4 to my kit about a year ago as a walkaround/fun camera for lower pace, artsy photo outings and street photography. Its design provided a more tactile, slower, old-school shooting experience; the 'recipes' less need for post processing, all of which I love. But the focus system left me unimpressed and wanting more. When X-T5 was announced, I preordered it with excitement and with some trepidation due to the new higher density sensor potentially diminishing the superb performance of the sensors in the older bodies. I was very happy to see that there is no regression, and in fact, I think the noise profile has improved in a way. Compared to X-T4, there isn't less noise necessarily, but noise that does exist looks better to my eyes. The famous Fuji colors and image quality are all there as well. Coupled with the better focusing system, effecive in-body stabilization and the zippier processor, I think the X-T5 is the top of the line enthusiast camera in 2022. I still feel Sony bodies are better suited face unpredicted/unknown shooting conditions and for high-paced/high-pressure pro jobs, but to me and I suspect for many Fuji users as well, the X-T series is not for that type of photography anyway. If you like the whole Fujifilm subculture, or want to go back to fundamentals and nostaliga of photography as art, it is the camera to get. Highly recommended.

[52 mm (Front)] Bought this to replace my TTArtisan 27mm (which is really quite good for the price) which I use with my X-T5. The Fuji is sharper and the focus much quicker, although noisier. Build quality is great and the form factor can't be beat. Weather sealing and aperture ring make this a really good option.

[10 A] It was a very slight investment to get a pair of Fuji X-T5 batteries and a charger. Wouldn't have hurt too much they underperformed. But I mix them up with my Fuji batteries and have never noticed a difference. Charger takes a while, might just be that I'm used to Pentax batteries that would charge up in half the time, but not a big deal for such a small cost.

[Yes] Purchased for my Fuji X-T4 and X-T5 bodies as I needed some additional reach from my current Fuji 50-140 when photographing Baseball / softball games. Very happy with the images it is producing for me. I like the focus limiter when shooting through fencing, it also improves the focus time and accuracy. A little heavy to hold so I ended up purchasing a monopod, great decision.

[7.2 VDC] Fuji did not provide a charger with the X-T5 and I don't like the idea of depending on in-camera charging (although I did it few times for convenience). I went with this budget option. There is no temperature sensor, but the battery did not warm up during charging. I found it somehow slow, but that may be the larger batteries in the XT5 compared to older generations of XT cameras, and also to prevent heating. Sincerely, I don't need it faster. I have not tested yet the dual capability.

[Yes] Have been using the Shimoda Explorer 30 V2 with the medium mirrorless insert with my Fuji X-T5 kit. I have l-brackets mounted to all my bodies and the Shimoda bag was not deep enough to accommodate the the X-T5 with lens on its side. The Nya-Evo 36 with the medium insert handles this well. The bag seems smaller while hiking even though it's 6 liters larger. Quality is as good or better than Shimoda. Have a couple of excursions coming up beginning in March which will really test it out.