I'm going to see family in Vancouver this summer and it'll be my first trip with my X-T4. Super excited to photograph along the ocean and in the mountain forests!
@@ThierryGibralta I'm quite fortunate that i have a lot to choose from. I'm thinking of taking the 10-24, tamron 17-70, 70-300 and 18 f1.4 to Norway. For Cuba, probably just the 18 f1.4, 33 f1.4 and maybe 50 f2. I don't think i can really go too wrong tbh, and I don't want to be focused on the gear the whole time
Just came back from traveling in Thailand for two weeks, brought my XT5 and X100V but almost never used my XT5 hahah, I personally think X100V is the ultimate convenient travel camera even tho its way slower than XT5 but its so tiny and light to bring with you! Its basically on my body the whole time.
Hi Thierry! Really nice review! 😊 I saw that your are from reunion island so I hope you don’t mine if I comment in French. Je me demandais ce que tu penses de la taille des photos ? Ça ne rempli par tes cartes mémoires trop vite ? C’est pas trop long à télécharger sur le pc par la suite ? J’hésite beaucoup avec le XT30 II ou un XT-3 d’occasion à cause des 40Mpx, je ne sais pas si je vais vraiment en avoir l’utilité surtout que j’ai pas les objectifs qui sont optimisés pour le capteur de 40Mpx. Et en même temps il a l’air parfait, ta vidéo m’a re convaincu surtout pour les voyages. Est ce que tu vois une vrai différence avec le XT-4 ?
Salut Camille! Pas de problème ;) Pour la comparaison entre le X-T5 et X-T4 j'ai fais une video sur le sujet, je pense qu'elle va répondre à pas mal de tes questions. th-cam.com/video/errmX_6X0T4/w-d-xo.html En résumé, oui les photos sont plus volumineuses mais en utilisant des 128GB SD Card je n'ai jamais eu un problème de mémoire. Pour le temps de téléchargement sur PC ça ne prend pas beaucoup plus de temps non.
I also own an xt5 and am thrilled. But for a trip, not only the body of the camera is crucial, but also the lenses. What lenses do you take with you on a trip where you have different situations to photograph. This is always a big question for me. For example, I'll be traveling to New York, so street photography, then a cruise to the Caribbean and then visiting national parks. What lenses would you recommend so that you can still travel light?
Where do you plan on traveling this year?
I'm going to see family in Vancouver this summer and it'll be my first trip with my X-T4. Super excited to photograph along the ocean and in the mountain forests!
I've got trips to Norway and Cuba this year planned. Really looking forward to them! Just need to decide on what lenses to bring!
What lens do you own?
Awesome! I hope you have a great time!
@@ThierryGibralta I'm quite fortunate that i have a lot to choose from. I'm thinking of taking the 10-24, tamron 17-70, 70-300 and 18 f1.4 to Norway. For Cuba, probably just the 18 f1.4, 33 f1.4 and maybe 50 f2. I don't think i can really go too wrong tbh, and I don't want to be focused on the gear the whole time
Battery life is amazing. On Saturday I took 450+ shots, still had 5 bars.
The battery life is pretty good! I rarely switch out for a second battery! 😂
Yup, I always bring a few just in case but I usually get by with one. Feels good 😆
Just came back from traveling in Thailand for two weeks, brought my XT5 and X100V but almost never used my XT5 hahah, I personally think X100V is the ultimate convenient travel camera even tho its way slower than XT5 but its so tiny and light to bring with you! Its basically on my body the whole time.
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching
I just got one, heading to Maui next month and very excited to take this cam with me, what lens did you use primarily?
I used to bring the 10-24, 16-55 and 70-300 but lately I started to replace the 16-55 with the 33mmf1.4 for a lighter kit
Thank you for this and look forward to more posts on your usage of the XT5 so I can learn. Can you do one on white balance?
Good idea! Thanks for watching
I love the X-T5, but for a lot of traveling I still prefer my 12 oz or 340g Sony a6000.
Everything you state as positives for the X-T5 could also be given for the OM-1. (I'm not an OM-1 user btw)
To my knowledge the OM-1 has a 20MP, less battery life, is slightly heavier and only support up to 4K and seems to be a bit pricier than the X-T5
Hi Thierry! Really nice review! 😊
I saw that your are from reunion island so I hope you don’t mine if I comment in French.
Je me demandais ce que tu penses de la taille des photos ? Ça ne rempli par tes cartes mémoires trop vite ? C’est pas trop long à télécharger sur le pc par la suite ? J’hésite beaucoup avec le XT30 II ou un XT-3 d’occasion à cause des 40Mpx, je ne sais pas si je vais vraiment en avoir l’utilité surtout que j’ai pas les objectifs qui sont optimisés pour le capteur de 40Mpx. Et en même temps il a l’air parfait, ta vidéo m’a re convaincu surtout pour les voyages. Est ce que tu vois une vrai différence avec le XT-4 ?
Salut Camille! Pas de problème ;)
Pour la comparaison entre le X-T5 et X-T4 j'ai fais une video sur le sujet, je pense qu'elle va répondre à pas mal de tes questions.
th-cam.com/video/errmX_6X0T4/w-d-xo.html
En résumé, oui les photos sont plus volumineuses mais en utilisant des 128GB SD Card je n'ai jamais eu un problème de mémoire. Pour le temps de téléchargement sur PC ça ne prend pas beaucoup plus de temps non.
Do you think it’s meaningful to upgrade from XT4 to XT5 for Landscape photography?
Not necessarily. If you don’t crop much and don’t print bigger than A2 not really
if u had to choose one lens for weddings baptisms events portraits.. for xt5 ot xh2 which would you recommend? thank you
I would say 16-55mmf2.8 most likely
Hey how would you geotag pictures coming from the XT-5? Thank you for your help
I don’t really do but that’s personal preference. I handle that in my folders
What lens do you recommend while traveling im going to get the xt5 for my travels around south east Asia im stuck on what lens to buy ?
It depends on what you enjoy capturing and how you like traveling.
@@ThierryGibralta it will be my first camera so a little bit of everything I like the way you film
Maybe start simple with a kitlens l, the 18-55
Later you will know what you prefer doing then.
Yes, the camera is lightweight; but what about the lens(es)? They also are part of the weight issue. So … what len(es) do you carry when travelling?
I already made a video about the topic, but I am preparing an updated list with the XT5. It should come very soon 😉
I also own an xt5 and am thrilled. But for a trip, not only the body of the camera is crucial, but also the lenses. What lenses do you take with you on a trip where you have different situations to photograph. This is always a big question for me. For example, I'll be traveling to New York, so street photography, then a cruise to the Caribbean and then visiting national parks. What lenses would you recommend so that you can still travel light?
I usually travel with the 10-24, 33 and 70-300 to cover everything I need
What do you think about the combo tamron 17-70 and fuji 70-300?
It should definitely cover everything you need
You lost me at those “crops”
Why is that?