Fujifilm X-T5 body + Voigtländer Ultron 27mm f2 Fuji X-Mount

Fujifilm X-T5

The FUJIFILM X-T5 offers photographers a perfect overall package: It is equipped with fifth-generation imaging technology - the back-illuminated 40.2 megapixel X-Trans*1 CMOS 5 HR sensor and the fast X-Processor 5 - and offers integrated five-axis image stabilization over up to seven aperture stops (EV)*2. Despite its enormous performance, it is smaller and lighter than its predecessor, weighing just 557 grams.*3

Like the previous models in the X-T line, the X-T5 has a centrally positioned electronic viewfinder and several large control dials. Inside, it offers a variety of technical innovations, including a standard sensitivity of ISO 125, a fastest shutter speed of 1/180,000 sec, the "Pixel Shift Multi-Shot" function and the subject recognition autofocus based on deep learning technology, which identifies and tracks various subjects (e.g. animals or vehicles).

The X-T5 records videos in up to 6.2K/30p quality. The high-resolution folding touchscreen monitor and the double memory card slot round off the features of the new camera

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The X-T5 is the ideal tool for demanding photographers who travel a lot and do not want to compromise on image quality. It is as handy as it is versatile and is ideal for fast reportage and street photography as well as for high-quality landscape and portrait photography.

High-resolution X-Trans CMOS 5 HR sensor and X-Processor 5

The X-T5 is equipped with a back-illuminated 40.2 megapixel X-Trans CMOS 5 HR sensor, which delivers a very high resolution without disturbing image noise and therefore a brilliant overall image quality

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A further developed pixel structure results in a greater amount of light on the sensor, so that ISO 125 is now available as the standard sensitivity and no longer needs to be selected via the extended ISO range

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The new sensor can also be controlled with extreme precision, allowing ultra-short exposure times. The fastest shutter speed of the electronic shutter has been increased by 2.5 EV steps from 1/32,000 sec. to 1/180,000 sec.

The new sensor opens up new creative possibilities, especially when shooting in bright surroundings

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example, on sunny summer days or on the ski slopes, you can achieve the attractive bokeh effect with an open aperture or freeze fast movements with ultra-fast shutter speeds for maximum sharpness.

Innovative photo functions

With the "Pixel Shift Multi-Shot" function, the camera takes 20 high-resolution images in raw data format one after the other, whereby the image sensor is minimally shifted after each exposure. The resulting individual photos can be combined into a single image file with a resolution of 160 megapixels using the free "Pixel Shift Combiner" software. This function is particularly interesting for photographic documentation and digitization in the fields of art and culture as well as for high-quality still life and product photography

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The camera has a "Soft Skin Effect" function for a particularly attractive reproduction of skin tones. The post-processing time for portrait shots is significantly reduced, so that high-quality image results are available faster than ever before

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The X-T5 is equipped with automatic white balance based on deep learning technology. The camera recognizes different light sources (e.g. incandescent lamps) even more precisely and adjusts the white balance accordingly

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The X-T5 offers 19 film simulations, including "Nostalgic Negative" for high colour saturation and soft tonal gradations. It supports the HEIF image format, which delivers 10-bit image files that are up to 30 percent smaller than standard JPEG files. With the integration of this function, FUJIFILM underlines its reputation for delivering the highest quality images directly from the X Series cameras.

Integrated Image Stabilizer and Intelligent Autofocus

The in-camera five-axis image stabilization (IBIS) compensates for camera movements over up to seven f-stops (EV)*2. Even at night, at dusk or in other low-light situations, you can shoot freehand. The IBIS mechanism also enables the "Pixel Shift Multi-Shot" function via the high-precision shifting of the image sensor

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The X-T5 is equipped with an innovative autofocus system that allows the photographer to concentrate fully on the subject and the composition of the picture. They can trust the camera to focus reliably and precisely on the subject. The X-T5's autofocus system offers object-oriented subject recognition based on artificial intelligence. The algorithm developed using deep learning technology not only recognizes and tracks people's faces and eyes, but also reliably keeps animals, birds, cars, motorcycles, bicycles, planes and trains in focus.

The 40.2 megapixel X-Trans CMOS 5 HR has more phase detection pixels than the previous image sensors in the X series, which results in even more precise focusing in AF-S mode, for example in landscape or portrait shots. A new AF algorithm for predicting object movement enables even more reliable focus tracking in continuous focus (AF-C).

Convenient operation

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top of the X-T5 has three control dials for shutter speed, ISO sensitivity and exposure compensation. Like the aperture ring on many XF lenses, they allow the most important exposure parameters to be controlled even when the camera is switched off.

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the X-T5 the ideal tool for transferring your own creative intuition directly into the image production process

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The new LCD monitor offers a resolution of 1.84 million pixels and can be tilted in three directions. When shooting from the hip or overhead, for example, the display remains in the optical axis and is always easy to read, so that comfortable and unrestricted working is possible even in demanding shooting situations.

The electronic viewfinder of the X-T5 offers a high-resolution viewfinder image with 3.69 million pixels and 0.8x magnification. The image is optimally corrected and free of parallax errors and distortion, which otherwise often occur when the eye position changes

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further development of the IBIS mechanism, the electronic viewfinder and other components allows a compact and lightweight design. Despite its performance, the camera weighs just 557 grams*4 and handling has been optimized, with improved operability of the dials and buttons. The weatherproof body can be used in damp and dirty environments without worry.

Advanced video functions

The X-T5 records video in 6.2K/30p 4:2:2 10-bit format. In 4K HQ mode, the camera uses the depth of detail of the 6.2K data for internal oversampling to generate a superior quality 4K image. The X-T5 supports F-Log2, which provides an extended dynamic range of more than 13 stops, offering further creative potential in video editing

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12-bit RAW video files can also be recorded and saved as Apple ProRes RAW*5 at 6.2K and frame rates up to 29.97 frames per second when combined with a compatible Atomos external HDMI recorder. In combination with the Blackmagic Design Video Assist 12G series monitor recorders, the raw video data can be saved as Blackmagic RAW in up to 6.2K quality and 29.97 frames per second

*1 X-Trans™ is a trademark or registered trademark of FUJIFILM Corporation
*2 In combination with the FUJINON XF35mmF1.4 R
*3 FUJIFILM X-T4 mirrorless system camera
*4 Weight with battery and memory card
*5 Apple ProRes is a trademark of Apple Inc. and registered in the USA and other countries and regions

Voigtländer Ultron 27mm f2 Fuji X-Mount black

The Voigtländer 27mm F2.0 Ultron X is a completely new development and has been exclusively adapted to the Fujifilm APS-C sensor. It is a standard lens with manual focusing and large aperture, which covers an image circle in APS-C format and has an angle of view similar to a 40 mm full-frame equivalent.

Despite its relatively large aperture of F2.0, the lens is very compact and narrow, with a length of around 23 mm from the bayonet. The closest focusing distance is just 25 cm, making the 27 mm F2.0 Ultron X particularly suitable for imaging small objects and for food photography, for example. The focus ring is equipped with a ribbed elevation for intuitive and precise control. The aperture ring also has an accurately milled structure and can be adjusted in 1/3 increments, while the 10 aperture blades ensure an extremely smooth focus gradient. Overall, the lens conveys a rich and very sensitive handling and is characterized by excellent image results.

The 27 mm F2.0 Ultron X is also equipped with electronic contacts that ensure reliable communication between the lens and the camera body. Functions such as focus check, shooting distance display as well as in-camera image stabilization and parallax correction are supported on certain models * (please refer to the notes at the end!)

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The Voigtländer 27 mm F2.0 Ultron X offers the right mix of perspective, image quality and instinctive handling for many photographic situations. Thanks to its compactness and low weight of 120 g, it always remains a pleasantly discreet companion in everyday photography

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Important notes regarding data communication:

There are

restrictions in connection with various camera models.

Transfer of EXIF data - possible **(Note 1) (Note 2)

Focus peaking - possible

Distance display - possible

Image stabilization - possiblepossible on all models with image stabilization function

Parallax compensation -only possible on X-Pro3 Body

Communication compatible models and firmware (Note *3)

Body / Firmware

X-H2s V3.01 or higher

X-H2 V1.21 or higher

X-Pro3 V1.23 or higher

X-T5 V1.03 or higher

X-S10 V2.10 or higher

X-H1 V2.13 or

higher

X-T4 V1.25 or

higher

X-T3 V4.12 or higher

X-T2 V4.40 or higher *4

X-T30 V1.41 or

higher

X-T30 II V1.00 or higher

X-E4 V1.04 or later

Models that do not support data communication (Note *4)

XT-1, X-Pro2, X-Pro1, X-T20, X-T10, X-T200, X-T100, X-E3, X-E2, X-E1, X-M1, X-A5, X-A3, X-A2, X-A1

Please check the current support status on the Cosina website

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NOTES

*1 It is recommended to set the aperture value display setting from TNo to FNo in the camera menu.

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2 It is recommended to change the depth of field indicator in the camera menu to the film standard (the same value as the depth scale engraved on the lens)

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*3 Please use the latest firmware as the performance may not run or some of the functions may be limited if the firmware is older than the one listed. To check the firmware of the camera body you are using and obtain the latest firmware, please refer to the manufacturer's instruction manual.

*4 When using with a model that does not support data communication, change the body setting [Release without lens] to "ON". When using the X-T2, you can display the aperture value by changing the aperture value display from TNo to FNo in the settings

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