FUJIFILM X-M5 is a compact entry-level hybrid camera, boasting some impressive capabilities for both video and stills. 5th generation processing joins FUJIFILM’s venerable 26-megapixel sensor to allow for up to 30fps still framerate, 6.2K 25/30P open gate, and 4K 50/60P video shooting. These features are neatly encased in a compact, well-designed body. Next to this exciting announcement, two lenses were announced too, the XF16-55mm II and XF 500mm. Read more about it here. FUJIFILM takes a rather unique approach with its product line. Omitting full-frame altogether the company invests all its R&D capacity into its APS-C and medium format lines. This path concludes in a multitude of models with relatively minor differences, allowing each user its specific choice of features. The FUJIFILM X-M5 stretches the X-line envelope a bit further, with a compact, affordable camera that should cater to the needs of a rather broad clientele. FUJIFILM X-M5 26-Megapixel sensor. Image credit: FUJIFILM Specs and features The FUJIFILM X-M5 features a well-balanced hybrid feature set, with some standout highlights when put in context with its segment and sub-$1,000 price range. The camera shares the same image pipeline as the X-S20, with a 26-megapixel X-Trans CMOS 4 sensor and 5th-generation X-processor. Hence its basic spec list is quite similar. The X-M5 boasts 20 different film simulations, accessible via the left top dial. It can shoot 26-megapixel RAW images at up to 8fps with mechanical shutter, 20fps with electronic shutter, and up to 30fps with an x1.25 crop. But it’s the video...
Published By: CineD - Monday, 14 October