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  • The FUJIFILM X-T5 is Here!!!

    The FUJIFILM X-T5 is Here!!!


    8 years ago early 2014, Fujifilm released the groundbreaking X-T1. This was the world’s first fully weather sealed, fast autofocus, action-ready mirrorless cameras designed specifically for outdoor photographers.  

    With its incredible, innovative capabilities and small stylish, SLR-inspired body, this amazing camera took the world by storm and set the tone for everything that came afterward in the entire industry.  

    I had the privilege of being one of the very first photographers in the U.S. to shoot with the X-T1, and since that day, my photography life was changed forever, from the moment I first picked up the camera.

    Following up on this highly innovative machine, Fujifilm improved each generation of the X-T line with more power, more performance, more features and constantly improving image quality, and today, they have announced the brand new 5th generation X-T5.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVTgZSLh9I4

    Designed with the same 40MP X-Trans HR BSI sensor and 5th gen X-Processor Pro 5 engine, the X-T5 has nearly the same specs and feature set as the X-H2. It has up to 7 stops of IBIS in-body stabilization, 15 fps mechanical shutter, up to 20 fps ES, the new ultra-fast Subject Detect AF system, the new Pixel Shift Multi Shot feature, and 6.2K/30p video capabilities with up to 13+ stops of dynamic range.

    And it retains the same classic styling that so many people have come to love on the X-T series.

    In many ways the X-T5 is nearly identical to the X-H2, but there are a few differences. I have just uploaded my X-T5 launch day video analysis, where I preview the new camera and discuss the main specs and features, and let you know how it compares to the X-H2. 

    • 40 Megapixel X-Trans CMOS 5 HR BSI Imaging Sensor
    • 15 Frames per second in Mechanical Shutter
    • Up to 7 stops of Internal Body Image Stabilization (IBIS) 
    • New shutter 500,000 snaps.
    • 160MP pixel shift multi shot 
    • New subject detect AF
    • Nostalgic Neg film sim
    • 1/180,000 Max Shutter Speed in Electronic Shutter
    • 0.8x Magnification, 3.69 Mil Dots EVF
    • Externally Record Apple ProRes Raw or Blackmagic RAW
    • Up to 13+ stops of dynamic range with F-Log2
    • 6K/30P 10-bit 4:2:2 Video 

    This is a very exciting day indeed!!! Enjoy the video, and be sure to leave a comment and let m know what you think or if you have any questions.

    Finally, you can preorder the X-T5 here at B&H Photo and Amazon. It starts shipping in two weeks, on November 17.



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  • My First Photos Shot with the FUJIFILM X-T5


    Winter scenics around Anchorage, Alaska

    Eight years ago, I got to test a new camera that hadn’t even been announced yet. It was the Fujifilm X-T1, and with its high performance and small, rugged form factor, it was the world’s first weather-sealed, fast action capable outdoor-ready mirrorless camera.

    Instantly falling in love with the X-T1, my entire photography life was transformed, and with the successive X-T2, X-T3 an X-T4, I had a front row seat as the X Series cameras came of age over the next few years.

    This week, the next chapter began in my X Series life when I snagged the last X-T5 in stock at my local store. As soon as I opened the box and put the camera in my hands, my X Series love was rekindled once again with this new hot-rodded fifth generation model. And with the regular 3-way tilt LCD screen, it felt like home again.

    I won’t delve into the specs here, although you can find them at my X-T5 into post. I’ll just say that with a chassis that’s closer I size to the X-T1 than the X-T4, the new X-T5 felt like a familiar friend. Inside, though, the X-T5 is essentially the bionic version of the X-T1.

    With the radically upgraded 5th gen features and specs that were introduced earlier this fall with the X-H2 and X-H2S, the X-T5 brings almost all of that into the traditional SLR style “X-T” body that so many of us love.

    Winter scenics around Anchorage, Alaska

    Being “magic hoar frost” season here in Anchorage right now, I immediately slapped a lens on it, (the XF70-300mm), bundled up and took it for a short walk around my neighborhood in the clear, cold -10F degree air. Over the next 53 minutes, I shot a collection of photos that I feel perfectly show of what I’ve always loved about the X Series.

    All of these are straight JPEGs, right out of the camera. Most were shot with the Velvia film simulation, although the last photo in this post was made with the new Nostalgic NEG film sim.

    I’ll definitely be posting more images and doing some review posts and videos for the X-T5 after the new year. For now, enjoy these snowy photos and have a great holiday season!

    If you want to grab an X-T5 for yourself and support my site, you can order one at B&H Photo.

    Also, if you do get one, my bestselling Fuji guide, X SERIES UNLIMITED, has been fully updated with all the relevant X-T5 info.

    Winter scenics around Anchorage, Alaska
    Winter scenics around Anchorage, Alaska
    Winter scenics around Anchorage, Alaska
    Winter scenics around Anchorage, Alaska
    Winter scenics around Anchorage, Alaska
    Winter scenics around Anchorage, Alaska
    Winter scenics around Anchorage, Alaska
    Winter scenics around Anchorage, Alaska. Shot with Nostalgic NEG film sim



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