The X-T5, which puts photography front and center, utilizes 40 megapixels in a minimalist body focused on capturing stunning images. Your creative potential is wide open. This camera offers a return to the roots of Fujifilm's X series, renowned for its compact and lightweight bodies and high-quality images, bringing back the joy of analog operation. By activating Multi-Shot Pixel Shift mode, you can achieve 160-megapixel images. The back-illuminated X-Trans CMOS 5 HR sensor, combined with the high-speed "X-Processor 5" image processing engine, delivers a wealth of exceptional features. ISO 125 is now native, while shutter speeds can reach 1/180,000 sec. Even in the brightest conditions, fast apertures continue to perform.
 Photographers can shoot handheld, even in low light, thanks to the 7 stops of IBIS stabilization. Despite its 5-axis image stabilization system, the camera remains compact and lightweight. In fact, it's smaller than its predecessor, weighing just 557g. The dials and programmable buttons are still present, along with the 3.69 million-dot viewfinder and the 1.84 million-dot, three-axis tilting LCD screen. It, too, is weather-sealed. AI technology enhances creativity. Automatic white balance has become more precise, as has autofocus. A wide range of subjects, including faces, animals, and vehicles, can be detected and tracked without difficulty. In AF-S mode, high-frequency subjects are easier than ever to locate. Post-production work is known to be an essential part of the creative process. That's why a streamlined workflow is always beneficial. The X-T5's advanced features, such as the Skin Smoothing effect, simplify essential post-processing steps. You also have a choice of 19 film simulation modes, including Nostalgic Neg, for stunning JPEGs—although the HEIF image format is also available, for 10-bit quality in a 30% smaller file.
 Although the X-T5 is designed for photography, its video capabilities are nonetheless professional-grade. Videographers can record 4:2:2 10-bit video at 6.2K/30P. The X-T5 features a 4K HQ mode, which uses 6.2K upsampling to produce high-quality video. The X-T5 supports F-Log2 mode, which records with an expanded dynamic range of over 13 stops. The X-T5's RAW video output can be recorded in Apple ProRes RAW format.