X-M5

Camera and only camera. I carry two phones. Samsung S24U as my primary device for banking apps and everything. iPhone 17 for recording my life. iOS is just not for me. No matter how much I try, I always end up raging to the point where I wanna bang it on a wall because absolute basic things are not

Not looks. They are plastic. The whole camera is plastic. In Fujifilm’s term is basically the level of building quality of fujfilm x-a7 or x-m5 ish. That’s why it’s lightweight 😉

Never had a fujfilm x100vi but did have Fujifilm x-m5 and sold it and got the ricoh Having something that you can easy carry around makes you wanna take pictures more. So yeah ricoh all day

Well, I just checked out how small the XM5 actually is, no wonder you're having issues, it's TINY. I'd recommend the smallrig cage with the offset cold shoe LINK, or at the other end of the spectrum just a simple $5 cold shoe adapter

It's nice to have one of these coz the quality of the pics are better than the phone's, that's if you know how to use them. The Lumix and Canon are just a point-and-shoot cameras (considerably easier to use) while Fujifilm is a mirrorless cam--you should know the basics like ISO, aperture, shutter s

Ist halt die Frage, was Du mitschleppen willst und wie ergonomisch die Sache sein soll. Prinzipiell gebe ich Dir Recht. Ich habe Ausflüge zur Fujifilm X-M5 gemacht, die war schön klein, aber meine Hand hat keinen Platz auf der Kamera gehabt. Immer hab ich einen Knopf gedrückt, wenn ich die in die Ha

Hi, I was in your shoes a month ago and now rocking the X-E5. For context, I owned the X-M5 since last August, but I sold it because, while it's small, using a zoom lens makes it bulky (the kit lens and the Sigma 18-50mm 2.8). I don't mind the lack of EVF since I'm used to LCD, and I also have an ex

Hi everyone,I’m buying my first camera and feeling pretty confused 😅 I’ve done some photography in the past and now want to get into travel photography (and some videography too, but that’s secondary for now). I really like Fujifilm’s color science, which is why I was almost set on getting the X-M5.

For the same price, get a Fujifilm X-S20. The only "con" is that it's APS-C, but a wide aperture helps with low light. The camera is relatively compact, ergonomically very comfortable, and the lenses are going to be lighter as well. 6K Open Gate, IBIS, Mechanical Shutter, EVF, Built-In Flash, Hot Sh