X-T5

“I love my X-T5 but for professional use I would buy Canon, Sony, or Nikon. Af and reliability are key and Fujifilm is not there.”

“I got a Fuji xt5 and it was 1. Noticably heavy and the grip inadequate to make handling nice. 2. The autofocus was comically bad. I returned it and got an OM-1”

“Did some shooting with my X-T5 in kyoto and it was pissing rain. Between shooting I kept it tucked under my arm and surprisingly didnt have any issues afterwards! I was pleasantly surprised!!”

“I own one and I can say this doesn't affect stills or continuos tracking subjects moving across the frame at human pace.”

“Fwiw i upgraded from xt30ii to xt5 and absolutely loving it. The battery upgrade, ibis + 40mp allows me to crop in while birding. The body just feels more robust for the bigger lens that i have.”

“My xt5 died after being exposed to a rain shower while on a 2 hr hike. Water had seeped in and destroyed the evf, the motherboard and the shutter.”

“I got an older redurbished Fuji and then later on got an xt5. I think I'd rather have just had the better camera the whole time. So, if you feel like it, op, jump in.”

“I had an XT5 and just didn’t enjoy it. Before that I had an xpro 3 which I loved. Now I have a Nikon ZF and love it although it is a bit heavier.”

“I have 2 X-T5 that I have used in the rain. I will use a raincover whenever possible regardless of the weather sealing.”

“I’m having this problem with my XT-5.. photos seem clear when I shoot them but as soon as I get them on my laptop.. it’s not “clear””

“However if you really want a Fuji I'd pick the X-T5 out of the two. (I have owned all three cameras)”

“At first I thought the dual flip screen was a joke and then I found myself using more and more for the low angle shots. Battery life is better than I was expecting”

“The X-T5 has incredible detail, but I feel 40MP is overkill for everyday shooting.”

“From my experience, in terms of ergonomics, dials and buttons it is a much a better camera. I love the ability to crop on camera with the digital crop feature and the battery lasts me an entire day of shooting.”

“I have the same issue, and unfortunately it is a well-known issue :(”

“I had one xt5 with 16-80 and after a rain, total damaged”

“Aww, thank you so much! I’m new to Fujifilm photography too. XT5is my first camera, I got it 4 months ago! I’ve been learning photography on my iPhone for a year and a half, tho. Now, I absolutely love Fujifilm!”

“Weak point on mine seemed to be where the screen ribbon cable enters the body”

“my only gripe, the eye cup is wobbly so I stuffed foam in the runner, I paid £1219 with 1004 shutter count and it was in pristine condition! Love it”

“I really like my X-T5 but it isn’t $1,300 better than my X-T1.”

“As an x-t5 owner, I've been saying this for a while. There's zero chance this is remotely usefully weather sealed. Look behind the screen too - exposed ribbon cable, and the screen doesn't fit flush and tight against the body. Super easy for water to enter the body from behind the screen. This camera is NOT "weather resistant". Maybe OK for dust, but not water. Hell no.”

“I went from an XT-5 to a z5ii. I’m so much happier. The focus system is far superior and I love Nikon colors. I’ve even used it a bunch on editorial assignments. My Xt-5 couldn’t handle my shoots and would constantly freeze up. Drove me insane. The Nikon may not be as aesthetically inspiring but it just works like a charm. The X-t5 struggles in low light. I can go on and on.”

“Mines survived a drenching from a waterfall and some of the heaviest rain I’ve seen so far. Not sure it’s meant to have survived but it did.”

“A couple years now with xt5, the af is really bothersome. I missed too many shots that would have been nice. Especially I'm predominantly shooting street. But if your shots allow for time and composition, it's great, succulent shots. I use a smallrig grip to compensate for the handling, works very well.”