For Videographers
The Fujifilm X-T5 can record 6.2K footage at 30P in a widescreen format; if you drop to 4K, it's 60P recording. The oversampled recording up to 30P will be valuable for most users, especially for voice-over or interview work. One thing to note is that the video quality caps at 4:2:2 10-bit at 360MBps. The bit rate here is lower than the X-H2, but if this is a pain point for you, you probably need to get in the market for a camera like this. That's why the X-H series exists.
While you can record in the fantastic Eterna film simulation for a great result out of the camera, if you're going to be editing and grading your footage on a computer, you'll want to take advantage of F-Log or F-Log2, which has a base ISO of 500 and 1000 respectively. F-Log2 will give you about 13+ stops of dynamic range in the field but may require an ND filter to cut the light and a bit of noise reduction in post-production, which is handled quickly. Going to F-Log loses a stop of dynamic range but may be valuable for indoor environments.
What's also wild for a camera of this size and nature is that you can record in ProRes or BlackMagic RAW via HDMI. I've been using Fujifilm cameras for over five years, and that's still wild to me, but here we are. The RAW footage is pretty awesome, and you can also expect about 13 stops of dynamic range here. I haven't seen the RAW video format as valuable as using F-Log from a workflow standpoint, where the increase in file sizes nets you an equal upgrade in visual quality. But the structure is here for those that need it in their workflow.
There are also other notable upgrades for this X-T5 concerning video: five-axis digital image stabilization, subject detection in movie modes, up to 2x digital zoom, a focus meter assist, recording frame indicators, flicker-less shutter speed, and more!
The Fujifilm X-T5 is a powerhouse video solution for most creatives that sit a little below full-time video work. Suppose you're experimenting with video, incorporating it into your photography, or want something that can level up your YouTube work. In that case, this will bring value objectively and measurably.