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Nice video I have a canon and i want try that xt5, and yea like you I don’t do all that junk after take a pic, I don’t like anithing about editing, maybe resize or reframe is all, nice photos btw 🙌🏻

Nice pics, just came back from Japan. Unfortunately did not take my Fuji camera. I have an X-T4 and am considering the X-T5, I am a hybrid shooter and still on the fence with the increased megapixel, do you think that it's worth the change? I know the video specs are a little better.

just ordered an X-T5 moving from a canon eos r. Even when I got the canon originally I really like the manual dials that fuji had and the film sims. Since I'm going back to focusing more on photography as just a hobby, I'm really excited to be trying out this new system (and you don't have to take out a mortgage for the fuji lenses unlike the RF ones, so I'm really looking forward to that too)

Loved this!!

What beautiful photos. Can you do a video on your favourite film sims? I did have the X100v but wanted to be able to change lenses. Now I have the XT5 and XT50. I still need to play with them both and then choose which one to keep. And my favorite little baby is my Ricoh GR111x

Please make Non-Technical Lens reviews for the Fuji lens you enjoy to use. And also Marry Me, because I agree with everything you said in this video. I used to use the Sony camera a7 cameras and transitioned to Fuji XF cameras and loved the whole experience so much. The Canon system has good color science, however the recent mirrorless series lenses have worse colors compared to the old Canon DSLR lenses. Also Canon's whole camera system seems behind the time for 5 years minimum technology wise. Sony a7 cameras are good in many ways but the G master lenses base color isn't that beautiful although their color science have been radically changing over the years compared to their competitor brands. I used to use the Zeiss Loxia E-mount lenses and Batis lens primarily during my Sony a7 camera days because it has uncomparible beautiful colors. If you are interested in buying more expensive Fuji lenses I recommend you to find out about Zeiss Touit XF mount lenses as well as the Fuji XF lenses. Especially the 50mm Touit is very light weight and has very beautiful colors. I've recently bought a 56mm XF lens and I like the images, however I haven't been bringing it out that much because of the weight of the lens. Touit lenses are very light weight and have very different, arguably more beautiful colors then the XF lenses, although I really like the colors of the XF lenses. Subscribed

I use a XE2. Love the simplicity of use and the colors other older X trans sensor.

I first bought the X-T2 when it came out, it was my first interchangeable lens camera, it took place from my Sony RX100 II, the Fuji taught me more about manual photography with the physical dials than Sony ever could have. I now have an X-T4.

I just got a Fuji X-S20. Waiting for my 35mm F2.0 to arrive. Can't wait to try it. Thanks!

I came from Nikon (d300 was my last) and took a long break from photography because phone became so convenient. When I got back into it a few years ago I spent months looking at different systems before deciding. My criteria was: small, good for video and stills, interchangeable lenses, versatile and not too expensive. I loved Nikon and have a lot of lenses but it’s very bulky for travel, and most of my lenses were pre dslr era so might not have worked so well with new cameras. So dslr was out. I liked the look of the olympus and lumix cameras but back when I shot film I fell in love with fujifilm velvia, so the film simulations really piqued my interest. I just don’t want to spend time in photoshop or Lightroom. I’m not a pro so JPEGs are great for sharing! I use a X-S10 mostly for video and an X-T30ii mostly for travel. The X-T30 with a 27mm lens is my go to for stills and it’s very nice for travel because I fits easily in a jacket pocket. Having both is nice for making videos of how to make things because you can have two views when filming alone! Lovely review, I enjoy your content, thank you!!

The best Fuji X-T5 review

Beautiful photography!

Can i know what film recipe you used?

Hello! Current Fuji user here but soon to be Sony user. I agree with you, I found myself post-processing raws all the time (which I really enjoy doing) and realized I wasn’t making the most of Fuji’s jpegs. 🤦‍♂️ I love Fuji colors tbh. Maybe I’ll make this as my secondary camera.

Stunning images 😍 absolutly love your style. Was all shot with that recipe shown i the video?

I liked your review very much. I use an X-T20 and an X-T1, both great cameras. An XT5 would have been nice, though. I liked the photos that you have taken.

I have an xt30ii and so far I am enjoying it sometimes has focus breathing issues but outside of that it’s pretty good.

🎉🎉happy birthday Singapore, your stories are cool and informative.

This format is soooo good! So inspiring.

I love my x100v and I take it with me almost everywhere I go. I really like the film simulation and especially having an ND filter and a flash with at all time is very helpful at times.

And for stabilisation - this is all about technique. It's actually where the non-flippy screen comes into its own. You just hold the camera at waist level where it is most stable and anchored, and pan using your body. Any other issues can be fixes using something like DaVinci Resolve which has the best post-production stabilisation - but honestly I rarely use that feature of it, as my footage is coming out pretty smooth at 4K 60.

Good video :) I sort of disagree about the mode switching between video and photos - it is a lot easier than hunting around on a top dial to change custom settings. You just learn to "know it" and flick the switch on the front without having to think about it. Perhaps you would like to elaborate on that? If you also set up the buttons to allow you to switch between custom settings you can easily switch between between them without taking your eye off the EVF. You have 7 customs settings for photos and 7 custom settings for video. I am not sure there are many cameras like this, including the Fujfilm X-H2 and X-H2S - that is again all controlled from the top dial for both of those. Not sure I could ever think about changing my X-T5 for anything else :)

Your photography is stunning.

I full agree with you. After more than 20 years with Canon systems, I moved to Fujifilm x-t5 as well and I really enjoy to experiment and change settings during my last trip in Japan. Since it was my first trip with Fuji, I kept both raw and jpeg to make sure to recover my picture even after some mistakes (on my side) but I think that, potentially, with an accurate setup of the camera, the jpeg of Fujifilm are almost perfect, no needs to go deeply in post processing. I'm still trying to find the correct level of sharpness and clarity since I'd like to set them as average for street, landscape and portrait with basically 3 lens that can perform in different ways...which levels of clarity and sharpness you have?

Wow this is amazing! Such a unique and creative way to document your adventures ☺️

Happy birthday, Singapore! And good recorder practice. I had no idea!

Nice video. I have the x-t5 and thinking of going jpg only since I dont have time to edit in post, and the backlog is building up 😢 Do you shoot jpg only and edit the jpg if you have to correct something or do you save the raw file as well?

Love these photos! Would you mind sharing the recipes for it? 😊🙏🏼

Cool video and amazing prints 🤩

What do you see is the advantage of the xt5 over the xh2? How would compare xt5 to the new xt50?

I love my X-T5. It’s a great shooting experience. Also, I don’t enjoy doing a lot of post processing, so the film simulations are great. I shoot in Raw, but add/change Fuji’s film simulations in Capture One. It’s true that Sony and some others have better autofocus, and full frame is generally better in low light. But the positives of the Fuji X system more than make up for its minor shortcomings. Not to mention the small size, which is a big plus. I can fit my XT5 and 4-6 lenses including Fuji’s 70-300mm in a small backpack that doesn’t even weigh very much. This allows me to shoot a wide variety of genres including sports and wildlife without carrying around much gear. As an all around system that’s also highly portable and has good presets (i.e., film simulations), I’ve been very happy with my XT5. It’s not perfect, but no camera system is.

Oh heck no, fuji low light is better than canon I could tell you that. Fuji 12,000 iso is better than canon 800 iso. The difference is massive.

Can you share what are the recipes you used for the shots taken in video?

Good stuff, love the way you explain about the XT5. I have the exact same thoughts about the camera too

Really appreciate this review. I like the point you made about this being slower, more intentional. I like to fiddle with the dials and everything, so that's why I'm giving this a go. Thank you for the review!

Lovely review

Great photos. Subscribed!

I'm using the X-T5 and Xh2s my biggest problem with this camera is the autofocus . I've tried every setting and use all the lens that would work well with it and still no hits like it's suppsoed to be doing.

I had a really hard time choosing between the Fujifilm X-T5 and the Nikon ZF….I ended up choosing the Nikon and I’m really enjoying it.Thanks for this review and it’s nice to see other users who don’t like touching up images..I also share just as I took them.Watching from Kenya🇰🇪

this is so beautifully made!!

got you in my recommended, i like the message. don’t fret too much about making videos. make them for your enjoyment and to creatively challenge yourself. good luck! looking forward to seeing where ur journey goes

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love your sketch!! what a creative way to record your travel!

Great video! I totally agree that the dedicated and committed are the most prone to burn out. I witness this daily at work. Looking forward to the upcoming episodes!