Fujifilm X-T5 settings you should change (no ads, not sponsored)
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- In this hands-on demonstration, Maarten demonstrates the settings you should change on a new Fujifilm X-S10. This video is not interrupted by ads. This channel is not sponsored by any manufacturer, retailer or service.
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Ha! You're welcome! Seems many people -- including me -- have trouble with that EV dial getting inadvertently moved and you don't notice it until after a few shots (at least) aren't exposed quite the way you were expecting...
Exactly - thanks again, really appreciated that tip.
Hi can u help me im having a problem enabling my clarity. Thank you!
Change from HEIF to JPEG, if that doesn't work, do a stills reset.
Definitely switch power setting from “normal” to “boost,” which helps AF speed and seems to have minimal effect on battery life
Thanks for the support - good call.
@@MaartenHeilbron I enjoy your thorough videos. Fujifilm defaults this to “Normal” to increase battery life, but AF speed is noticeably quicker in “Boost.” For some reason, this setting is largely unnoticed…
Right, buy a second battery, use boost mode. It also dims/sleeps very quickly when not in boost mode.
This is very helpful, thank you. By the way, in another video you didn't enthuse about the digital teleconverter, but I find myself using it all the time. If I'm using a prime and intend to crop later, I find it makes sense to facilitate composition and focus by cropping, as it were, in camera.
I appreciate your kind words and your real-world usage scenario. Nice to know that it is a useful feature.
Is there any way I can shoot video with shutter speed lower than framerate? I wanted to try shutterdrag effect but can’t figure out how to.
The only manufacturer I know that allows this is Sony.
@@MaartenHeilbron i see! Interesting! I thought every camera can lower the shutter speed below frame rate lol thank you!
It has my interest but the price has to drop first. 2000 euro is a bit to much.
You will find previous models (X-T3 and X-T2) at lower prices.
@@MaartenHeilbron ha I already have those. And also the xt1, xt30 and a xe1. But you can never have enough gear😆😆
Very nice video as usual. Is there any particular reason that you set d range priority to strong rather than auto? I have been using the auto setting on my XT3 and have generally been very satisfied. Thanks
Good question! I use strong and record raw images. With the strong setting you can use the playback raw conversion to reset it to any other level. That’s true of a few other settings also. With the highest setting you can undo, but with lower settings you can’t increase.
@@MaartenHeilbron Thanks. It is my understanding that the strong setting requires twice the ISO, which in turn, increases the noise a bit.
Valid thought. It's not twice the ISO, but in well-lit situations might require a higher IOS than needed.
@@MaartenHeilbron Thanks for responding. Have a nice day.
Thanks for this informative video. I just got an XT5 this weekend. I have it set up to send raw files to one card and jpegs to the other. I’m not sure what happened today but I had the Acros film simulation on but when I got home and reviewed them in Lightroom, some of the raw files were black and white and some were in color even though my viewfinder for all the photos was in black and white. All the jpegs were black and white. Also, when I reviewed the photos on the camera after shooting each photo, they were all in black and white. I’m very confused about this and thought you might be able to help. I’ve shot film since the early 70’s and digital since the early 2000’s. I currently use both mediums.
The RAW files have all of the information collected by the sensor (ie, they're in colour), although the thumbnail may not accurately reflect that.
Hello, may I ask you a question? After about 20 minutes with the lcd panel on to set the menu, I felt a warm feeling in the camera, and after about an hour, it became warmer Is it normal to have a fever like this even though we're not filming a video?
You may ask me a question, and if it's relevant, I will reply.
Yes, the camera will get warmer as you use it, particularly in warmer settings. The camera does have a temperature control and will turn off if it gets too hot.
sir good evening recent iam purchage fujinon 18-120 mm xf lans in use my old fujifilm xt100 body but i take some pics but focus is not clearly pics is blured out of focus so please your suggestion in my xt100 xf 18-120 settings thank you sir
Have your pictures been in focus previously? Is the distance to the subject inside the minimum for that lens? Are you using AF-S? Which area mode are you using?
Your video explains video settings better than most ppl here on RUclips. Thank you very much!
Always nice to know that viewers appreciate my work, thanks!!
I upgraded from the X-T3 to the X-T5. Honestly, I was a bit disappointed. I expected to feel that there was a bigger difference. Watching this, I think what is going to make the X-T5 a perceptibly better camera is going to be in how I am now able to customize it.
I think that's correct. If you can configure your favourite settings (recipes) then that will add to your enjoyment. However, not sure that your 40Mp images should be disappointing.
how to set F log ?
It is one of the Movie settings. The setting is applied to both the internal recording and the HDMI output.
Thanks Maarten. I find your presentation smooth and very pleasant. Clear voice and good pace. Thank you. There is so much this camera can do. I'm glad I only use it for photography.
A pleasure to read your kind words, thanks for taking the time to comment.
I have the X-T5 and an iPhone 14pro.I can't get the 2 to pair. Any suggestions?
Not sure. What have you tried? Are you using the Fujifilm app? Are you following the directions?
I love this format, I’m saving for the xh2s. But thats not preventing me from still watching this beautiful review
Thanks for your kind words, they are appreciated!
Thanks as usual for a deep dive. On the video function I find that Flicker less Sutter Speed Setting is greyed out?
Is the shutter dial on A?
thanks as always Maarten 🙂
can i ask a question? is there any reason the 40mp sensor can't offer the 65x24 aspect ratio I could get on my GX cameras? if it can be done, hopefully a FW update can offer it
Thanks for your kind words. Consider that you could crop in post to any aspect ratio you need.
@@MaartenHeilbron thanks Maarten - yes I can, but it was a useful tool on my GFX cameras to be able to compose in a wider view. I was just wondering whether the higher MP count of the new sensor would enable Fuji to offer it on the X-T5 / H2
Understood. In 3x2, the view is as wide as the sensor allows. However, yes, it would always be nice to see the image in the final view.
Is there a way to set to Wide focus, to allow the camera to guess focus anywhere on screen, but then tap a single point if it were to guess incorrectly? My Canon does this as standard but cannot figure out how to get my Fuji to do this. When I tap the screen on Wide it just re-guesses where focus is anywhere on the screen and not where I’m tapping.
That is a useful feature, but not available on this camera. I could be wrong - viewers?
If I'm understanding your issue correctly, this video will help. It basically allows you to shoot wide/tracking in continuous mode and also get the benefit of single point focus when you want it. ruclips.net/video/w-gYVElRGi4/видео.html
Do you find the boost mode a huge difference compared to the not boost mode? I hear multiple people say it boost auto focus speed, what else does it do?
There is not a huge or dramatic difference in any of the aspects it's supposed to improve - the menu has some specific settings to improve evf/lcd visibility in low light; increase resolution or frame rate.
Hi Maarten, really useful video as I only recently got my XT5. Did not buy the XT4 so I cannot comment on any comparisons between them, but however much I loved the XT3 this is a better camera in almost every way. BTW youtube interrupted this video twice.
Thanks for the kinds, and the heads-up on the ads. I've disabled them (again). Not sure how sometimes that setting gets reset - as it's my hashtag/brand, I always turn that off when I post.
I don't get it.
Another product that is no where better (or worse) than the other 500 models already stagnating the market.
I'm not spending $2,500 on just another run of the mill candidate that doesn't do anything better (please don't inflate marginal value) than my 10 year old Sony.
I'm always happy to hear from a photographer who is happy with their kit, regardless of its age. However, I'm not sure why you find it necessary to diminish the significant advances, from sensor resolution and autofocus to video capability, that have been made in the last decade.
And this camera is anything but run of the mill. As most manufacturers turn their attention to full frame, this is a serious candidate for best of 2022.
Finally, as a reviewer, I wish that there were more camera being released - with the exception of Fujifilm, this has been a very quiet year.
@@MaartenHeilbron I would be interesting in knowing what video advance or still advance that in outputs a significant quality advance in the final output. Yes, there has been many that may make things easier, more automatic, but is there quantum leeps in output that the viewing audience can appreciate? I would like to see those... but not holding my breath at anyone's ability to produce even one financially viable example. :)
The most significant change has been the improvements in memory cards providing both higher data writing speeds and larger storage. That has enabled higher resolutions, higher frame rates, higher bit-depths and better colour sub-sampling. The second change has come from sensors which can now provide higher resolutions and frame rates, more accurate colour, and reductions (and elimination) of rolling shutter effects. Third, the use of tools that increase dynamic resolution, using logarithmic encoding to better manage shadows and highlights.
Ten years ago, the majority of theatrical movie releases were produced on film. Now, they majority are produced with digital cameras. Whether you ask James Cameron or Peter Jackson, there is no doubt as to the financial viability of digital tools for video production, nor of the increased quality that has resulted.
I don't get it why you watched a videoclip about another camera than your 10 years old Sony and have such a negative comment.
If you want to hightlight your camera, feel free to promote it in a videoclip and show others why it makes no sense to spend money on the newer gear.
That might be very helpfull, because there are plenty used camera's for sale as there are many people who would be better of with a cheaaper
solution for what they need. Especially the none pro photographers. Do have a nice day.