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Compact and lightweight, Good photo quality, especially outdoors, Articulated touchscreen so that you can always see what you are taking a photo of, Compatible with a wide range of lenses, Affordable price tag
There is a touchscreen, but it can't be used to navigate menus, Zooming in and out was not as smooth as we'd like, There's no viewfinder on the camera, Design is not as premium as we would have liked, Ultra HD videos lacked detail and were not as sharp as
The Fujifilm X-A5 is a decent camera for those that want good quality photos at an affordable price. Its small size makes it perfect for travel. However, the zoom wasn't as smooth as we'd like, and the lack of a viewfinder is very disappointing...
So is the X-A5 worth buying? The answer is yes. But with a lot of emerging entry-level mirror cameras that are coming out in the market, it might be a little tough for the X-A5 to catch consumers' attention. The additional 4K video recording feature would...
niski poziom szumu w plikach JPEG i RAW, wysoka rozdzielczość obrazu, dobry wygląd darków RAW w całym zakresie czułości, skuteczny pomiar światła, skala temperaturowa WB, nastawa własna, dobre wyniki celności autofokusa, dwa pokrętła sterujące, dobrej jak
brak wizjera, brak uszczelnień, przeciętne osiągi balansu bieli, cykliczne problemy autofokusa przy świetlówkach 5500K, brak stabilizacji matrycy, niezbyt wygodna rękojeść, niski klatkaż (15 kl/s) w filmach 4K, problemy trybu seryjnego, niska skut
Published: 2018-04-20, Author: Rod , review by: techradar.com
Great selfie mode with Eye AF, Excellent image quality, Sharp, clear shots even in poor light, Fujifilm's Film Simulation modes, Effective dynamic range expansion
4K video at 15fps – what's the point?, Adequate but unexceptional autofocus, No viewfinder, Can be tricky to hold for one-handed selfies, Sluggish zoom control on 15-45mm kit lens
The Fujifilm X-A5 isn't really designed for experienced photographers, but rather for Instagramers, lifestyle photographers and ‘life-loggers' who want a step up in quality and features from a smartphone – and the X-A5 certainly delivers on that front.Com...
Published: 2018-04-04, Author: Jim , review by: pcmag.com
Strong image quality, Bundled with compact power zoom lens, Built-in flash and hot shoe, Dual control dials, Flip-up touch LCD, Microphone input, Wi-Fi,
Inconsistent focus speed, 4K video limited to 15fps, No 30fps option for 1080p video, No EVF
The Fujifilm X-A5 is an attractive mirrorless camera with very strong image quality, but it's held back by inconsistent autofocus performance...
Abstract: Fujifilm's latest X-A5 camera has been billed as their smallest and lightest camera yet, with a new 24.2MP APS-C sensor and a new XC15-45mm F3.5-5.6 OIS PZ kit lens to boot. Given that we were traveling up to Yokohama Japan to cover CP+2018, we took the...
Abstract: Fujifilm's latest X-A5 camera has been billed as their smallest and lightest camera yet, with a new 24.2MP APS-C sensor and a new XC15-45mm F3.5-5.6 OIS PZ kit lens to boot. Given that we were traveling up to Yokohama Japan to cover CP+2018, we took the...
Abstract: The new Fujifilm X-A5 replaces the 18-month-old Fujifilm X-A3, which used to be Fuji's entry-level X-Series camera until the X-A10 was launched. For consistency, we'll maintain the X-A5 as an entry-level camera. So what is new 18-months on? Not as much a...
