Fujifilm X-T5ミラーレスデジタルカメラボディ - シルバー

لا عيب في الكاميرا فهي واحدة من كاميرات فوجي المعروفة. العيب الوحيد انها جاءت غير مغلفة not sealed. قد تكون اشتراها طرف اخر ورجعها او قد تكون display لكن لاتوجد آثار استعمال سابقة. أمازون احترافي في تعامله ويعطي فترة مناسبة للارجاع لكني فضلت الاحتفاظ بالكاميرا فقد حصلت عليها بسعر جيد. شكرا أمازون .

The Fujifilm X-T5 is a phenomenal mirrorless camera that combines stunning image quality with a classic, ergonomic design. The retro dials and intuitive controls make shooting both enjoyable and efficient, while the 40MP sensor delivers crisp and detailed images, even in challenging lighting. Tips & Usage Experience: Perfect for street photography: The compact design and quiet shutter won’t draw attention. Try using the film simulation modes—Classic Chrome and Acros add artistic flair directly in-camera. If you're into wildlife or action, the burst shooting mode at 15fps is super handy. Pair it with a prime lens like the XF 35mm for portraits or the 16-80mm for a versatile travel setup. Invest in a few extra batteries—this powerhouse tends to drain juice quickly during long shoots. The only drawback is the steep price, but considering the build quality, performance, and timeless appeal, it’s well worth the investment for serious photographers.

This is an absolute gem of a camera. Stands out with high quality video and pictures.

I owned the Nikon Z6 and the Panasonic S5 Mark II, and this camera seems to have better features for stills photographers like me, weighs less and is a more compact system. I do like that they have the manual controls on the top, although those dials are quite small and sometimes can be tipped accidentally, but at least they can be locked down using the button on top of each one of them. The exposure dial is a bit cumbersome I wish they would have a thumb wheel for that and perhaps just a digital exposure indicator on the top instead of the large, yet somehow too small dial. I do love the 40 megapixel resolution it works great with my Sigma 23mm f 1.4 lens, although I think I will get a 30 mm Fujifilm lens instead since I want the 45mm equivalent focal length instead of the 35mm equivalent focal length. I like how when pressing the back dial it zooms in to your image, very handy when reviewing images and checking how the close-up resolution has turned up. I have got my best pictures from this camera even though I had two full frame cameras before this, the last one was with a F4 zoom (probably the best 24-105mm f/4) and the one before that (Nikon 24-200) was a variable one that went up to f6.3, and because I am enjoying the limitations that prime lenses give me and the superior quality, even superior to full frame when going against full frame zoom lenses that go to F4 or f 6.3. I was skeptical about using film simulations, but it turns out, I like the nostalgic negative film simulation the best on the LCD screen so far. Hand switching the drive mode lever on the left side to the HDR position quickly enables you to take HDR 800 pictures if say you need that for landscape or something, preferably with a tripod though, since those take multiple exposures together, so they might not work for hand holding shots of detailed objects as much as hand holding using a single exposure. Now the film simulations and the HDR photograph pertain to the jpegs although right now most pros are using raw, but for regular usage, especially sharing with family members, the jpegs are much more versatile and useful, although I also save the raw just in case I ever want to edit the most important pictures let's say.

Phenomenal camera. This was my upgrade from my Nikon D5600. I am still figuring it out, but it feels nice and works well. Nice and light compared to SLR, but enough heft to provide stability. So much flexibility in settings that you can do pretty much anything you want with it. Very happy with it. I have it paired with the 16-55, which makes it a nice all-around camera. I am an amateur, and it has pretty much everything I need. Now to save up for more lenses….