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Fujifilm X-T5 Mirrorless Camera with XF 16-50mm Lens

40.2 Megapixels
6.2K Video Quality
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
ISO 125-12800
Electronic Viewfinder
3.0" LCD Screen
40.2 Megapixels
6.2K Video Quality
Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
ISO 125-12800
Electronic Viewfinder
3.0" LCD Screen
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Product Overview

Fujifilm X-T5 Mirrorless Camera with XF 16-50mm Lens

The Fujifilm X-T5 Mirrorless Digital Camera is an advanced digital camera designed for photography professionals. It features a 40.2 MP BSI Imaging APS-C Sensor that produces breathtaking sharp images and vivid colours, perfect for capturing those beautiful moments. The high resolution 3.0" 1.04m-Dot touchscreen LCD makes it easy to adjust settings while shooting in the field.

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Fujifilm X-T5 Mirrorless Camera with XF 16-50mm Lens

Front lens cap FLCP-58 II

Rear lens cap RLCP-001

Lens hood

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Key Features

40.2 Megapixels

Capture stunning high resolution images with the the 40.2MP sensor paired with "X-Processor 5" image processor.

6.2K Video Quality

The Fujifilm X-T5 shoots at up to 6.2K/30P 10-bit 4:2:2 video.

Wi-Fi and Bluetooth

With built in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth you can easily transfer images from your camera to your phone.

ISO 125-12800

Designed to shoot in varying light conditions, the camera has a native still image of ISO 125 to 12,800.

Electronic Viewfinder

The Fujifilm X-T5 0.5" electronic viewfinder has a magnification of 0.8x with 3.69 million dots.

3.0" LCD Screen

The Fujifilm X-T5 has a 1.84-million-dot three-way tilting LCD screen.

FAQs

What are the advantages of the 40.2 MP BSI Imaging APS-C Sensor in the Fujifilm X-T5?

The 40.2 MP BSI Imaging APS-C Sensor offers several advantages for photographers. Its back-illuminated design enhances light sensitivity, resulting in improved performance in low-light situations and reduced noise at higher ISO settings. This sensor captures incredibly detailed images with vibrant colours and dynamic range, making it ideal for large prints and professional work. The high resolution allows for extensive cropping while retaining image quality, which is particularly beneficial in wildlife or sports photography where you may need to zoom in on distant subjects.

How does the autofocus system work and what makes it effective?

The Fujifilm X-T5 features a fast autofocus system with 425 phase detection points that cover nearly the entire frame. This system allows for quick and accurate focusing, making it particularly effective for capturing fast-moving subjects or fleeting moments. The camera's advanced algorithms help to lock focus rapidly, even in challenging lighting conditions. Additionally, features like face and eye detection further enhance the autofocus capabilities, making it easier to achieve sharp portraits and candid shots.

What types of photography are best suited for the XF 16-50mm lens?

The XF 16-50mm lens is highly versatile and suitable for a wide range of photography styles. At its wide-angle setting of 16mm (equivalent to 24mm in 35mm format), it excels in landscape, architectural, and group photography, allowing photographers to capture expansive scenes. The mid-telephoto range at 50mm (equivalent to 76mm in 35mm format) is ideal for portraits, providing flattering compression and background separation. Its close-up capability makes it effective for product photography, food, and crafts, making it a perfect all-in-one lens for everyday shooting.

How does the weather-resistant construction benefit outdoor photography?

The weather-resistant construction of the Fujifilm X-T5 and the XF 16-50mm lens is a significant advantage for outdoor photographers. With weather sealing applied to multiple areas, this setup can withstand light rain, dust, and even cold temperatures down to -10°C. This durability allows photographers to shoot confidently in various environmental conditions without the worry of damaging their equipment. Whether capturing landscapes during a drizzle or photographing events in challenging weather, this feature enhances the camera's versatility and reliability.

Can the Fujifilm X-T5 be easily integrated into a professional workflow?

Yes, the Fujifilm X-T5 is designed with professional users in mind, featuring intuitive controls and connectivity options that facilitate a seamless workflow. The camera supports Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, allowing for quick transfer of images and videos to compatible devices, which is essential for on-the-go professionals. The high-resolution touchscreen LCD makes adjusting settings easy and efficient, and the robust build quality ensures that the camera can handle the rigours of professional use. Overall, it is a dependable choice for photographers looking to integrate advanced technology into their work.

What is the significance of the lens's close-up capabilities?

The XF 16-50mm lens's close-up capabilities, allowing a minimum focusing distance of 24cm throughout the zoom range, add considerable versatility for photographers. This feature enables users to capture detailed images of small subjects, such as flowers, food, or intricate crafts, without needing a dedicated macro lens. This functionality is especially useful for those who want to explore different styles of photography without carrying multiple lenses, making it an excellent choice for travel and everyday photography.

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Designed for Hybrid Shooting

Designed for Hybrid Shooting

The X-T5’s powerful video functions perfectly complement its impressive stills performance.

Big Resolution - Compact Dimensions

Big Resolution - Compact Dimensions

Offering the ultimate image quality, X-T5 features the class-leading, 40.2-megapixel X-Trans 5 HR CMOS sensor in a compact, lightweight body that maximises functionality and portability.

X-T5’s improved image processing algorithm delivers outstanding results, packed with detail right across the native ISO range, which now extends to ISO 125.

Shake-Less Content

Shake-Less Content

Thanks to X-T5’s in-body image stabilisation (IBIS) system, quality-sapping camera shake will be a thing of the past – even in low-light conditions.

The system works in five axes, combatting all types of camera movement, and provides up to seven stops of compensation to unlock limitless opportunities.

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