Fuji News website has published news about the Fuji X-T5 video specifications. According to reports, Fuji's X-T5 does not have 8K video function
We learned from the previous paragraph that the new X-T5 uses the same 40-megapixel sensor as X-H2. Even processors are adopted and have the same processor. So why cancel the 8k video?
In fact, Fuji's cameras are also arranged in a sequence of certain prices. X-H is the high-end micro single camera of the X series . All performance is the top presence in the X series. It is also the most expensive. Here Fuji divides its highest-end models into two models: X-H2S and X-H2. It is somewhat similar to the EOS1D series and EOS1DS series of Canon and Canon back then. One is a sports model that focuses on high-speed, and the other is a commercial model that focuses on high-pixels. But later Canon merged these two series into one EOS1DX series.
Fuji's top X-H series, if it uses 40 million high pixels and high speed, is difficult for cameras to be compatible at the same time. Therefore, Fuji's X-H series is classified into two series: one is high speed and the other is high pixel.
At this time, if the performance of the X-T5, which is the cost-effective X-T series, overlaps with the performance of X-H2, which is the second-level high-end high-end cost-effective X-T series, and the performance of X-H2, it will seriously affect the reputation of X-H. Therefore, the T-X5 must be downgraded. If you do not use 40-megapixel cmos, then upgrading to X-T5 has no practical significance. Upgrading to X-T5 will coincide with X-H2. So, the only solution is to reduce the 8k video function of the X-T5. In this way, if you want 8K video, you can only choose X-H2. If you just want to use 40 million pixels to take high-pixel pictures, you can choose X-T5.
, which has a certain price advantage. In this way, you can make your subdivided product lines more abundant and your choices more diverse.
X-T5 will still follow the 4k function of Z-T4, and may even introduce 4K120p. At the same time, the body uses a 3-way tilt display, rather than a display with a variable viewing angle that uses the X-H2 horizontally open. This makes the X-T5 not as convenient as the camera when shooting videos like the X-H2. So the X-T5 is a model that is more likely to be photographed on the still picture.
At the same time, many photographers who bought the X-T series are not the authors of the videos, so they don’t care whether this model has the performance of 8K video shooting. This can be drawn from the investigation of Fuji News website. When Fuji News surveyed the issue of whether the X-T5 needs 8k video, 83% said, “I don’t care if the X-T5 doesn’t have 8K”, 14% said, “I want 8K”, and “and choose not to know” 3%.
So what would you think that X-T5 does not have 8k? Welcome to comment.
