The Fujifilm X-T5: Retro Design or Functional Tool? – FUJILOVE MAGAZINE

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In my previous article, I wrote that the X-H2S was my pick for Fujifilm’s 'Camera of the Year' for 2022. It’s the most advanced X Series camera ever built and has taken the industry by storm with the new fifth-generation sensor and processor by utilising the stacked sensor technology. The X-H2S is also Fujifilm’s flagship camera and the most expensive X Series camera to date. However, the 'best' camera might not necessarily be the 'right' camera for everyone. Even though I know the X-H2S is the best fifth-generation camera from Fujifilm, it’s not the best camera for me. My personal pick is the latest X-T5 in silver and here are the reasons why. The main reason why I prefer the X-T5 over the X-H2S (and X-H2) is the camera design and layout. I admit the X-H series ergonomics is more comfortable and efficient, but I find the interface a bit stale for my taste. It feels like I’m shooting with a Sony or Canon mirrorless camera. I prefer the traditional film SLR top dials on my Fujifilm cameras, including the exposure compensation dial at my thumb. I also prefer the dedicated focus select dial vs a custom button on the []