Yes I agree. I feel the X-T5 is the best camera body in the X mount range… In fact for me, the Best overall designe mirrorless camera I’ve had since getting into mirrorless back in 2002 with the D100 (Nikon shooter since mid 80's) and this includes the 18 different bodies I owned since from Nikon, Olympus, Panasonic, OM and Sony.
The X-T5 has everything I want: a 3 way tilting screen (not flippy), a high MP sensor, dual card slots, 1/8000 mechanical shutter, AF joystick, ISO and SS dials with buttons for shortcuts, a full magnesium build, an excellent battery, and is WR. Yet it is very compact and easy to use. Though I always shoot Raw, the film simulations are a great feature, more so that I thought. And I only paid $1,599 new for it last year, what a buy, as my D800 and A7RIV cost close to double that new back in 2012 and 2019.
Sure it's not perfect but overall, I like it the best.
Yes I agree. I feel the X-T5 is the best camera body in the X mount range… In fact for me, the Best overall designe mirrorless camera I’ve had since getting into mirrorless back in 2002 with the D100 (Nikon shooter since mid 80's) and this includes the 18 different bodies I owned since from Nikon, Olympus, Panasonic, OM and Sony.
The X-T5 has everything I want: a 3 way tilting screen (not flippy), a high MP sensor, dual card slots, 1/8000 mechanical shutter, AF joystick, ISO and SS dials with buttons for shortcuts, a full magnesium build, an excellent battery, and is WR. Yet it is very compact and easy to use. Though I always shoot Raw, the film simulations are a great feature, more so that I thought. And I only paid $1,599 new for it last year, what a buy, as my D800 and A7RIV cost close to double that new back in 2012 and 2019.
Sure it's not perfect but overall, but I like it the best.
Yes I agree. I feel the X-T5 is the best camera body in the X mount range… In fact for me, the Best overall designe mirrorless camera I’ve had since getting into mirrorless back in 2002 with the D100 (Nikon shooter since mid 80's) and this includes the 18 different bodies I owned since from Nikon, Olympus, Panasonic, OM and Sony.
The X-T5 has everything I want: a 3 way tilting screen (not flippy), a high MP sensor, dual card slots, 1/8000 mechanical shutter, AF joystick, ISO and SS dials with buttons for shortcuts, a full magnesium build, an excellent battery, and is WR. Yet it is very compact and easy to use. Though I always shoot Raw, the film simulations are a great feature, more so that I thought. And I only paid $1,599 new for it last year, what a buy, as my D800 and A7RIV cost close to double that new back in 2012 and 2019.
Mar 12, 2026 at 11:59 AM
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