X-E5

First of all, there’s no point asking people to share pics for the purpose of comparing the camera capabilities as both the X-E5 and the X100VI have the exact same sensor, and therefore are identical in terms of image quality. Both cameras check all five of the points you listed so you will have to

Looking at your selection of photos I assume you prefer tighter focal lengths. Maybe instead of gr4 look into gr3x. Other option but not as compact is fujifilm cameras, x-t50 and x-e5 are small and you can put any lens on them or you can check out x100vi for a compact with built in lens. Also recent

id go for the xe5 as you might get bored of the fixed FOV of the x100vi. pretty much the same camera with the exception of the EVF (x100vi has a hybrid one). Also remember that the 40mp sensor on the xe5 will need a sharp lens attached to it so not all fujifilm x mount lenses will actually resolve t

X-E5 is a great upgrade in many aspects imo! I went to the store thinking I would buy the X100VI but once I tried both out, the X-E5 was a clear winner for me. One of the things that really bugged me with the X100VI was that the colours in the EVF looked kind of off. Like the blacks were crushed whe

Video = S9 (IBIS, open gate, in general a lot of focus towards video features, plus it's full frame which might be beneficial)Photography = X-E5 (Viewfinder, mechanical shutter, hot shoe for flash) Neither are perfect hybrids (and lean one way more than the other). This is a good thread from the Fuj

I bought an X-Half for a recent trip to Okinawa, Japan in Shanghai, China. It was really good fun and I was impressed by the image quality. during the trip I decided that it's a limitations we're too much to justify living with for such an epic and expensive trip ( I live in London in the UK and so

Long term Nikon user here that recently made the decision to venture into Fujifilm for a more compact setup for ‘casual’ use. I quickly rules out the x-m5 because of the lack of view finder - when the sun is bright and it’s hard enough to focus, having just an LCD screen is terrible UX for me. Also

This post is helpful to me because I am also deciding between the X-T50 and X-E5. I'm also quite drawn to the look of the X-E5. I think I'd be fine with its EVF except that I ordinarily use my left eye with EVFs and would find that awkward with a rangefinder-style camera. Guess I also need to visit

Attention, ce sont des focales fixes avec le x100, ce qui n'est pas du goût de tout le monde. Le 35mm est certes un classique, mais t'en as qui vont préférer le 28, le 50, ou bien comme moi le 40mm. Le fujifilm qui me fait de l'œil, ça serait le x-e5. Capteur au goût du jour, objectifs interchangeab

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