SUMMARY
Andy Mumford shares his 11-year experience with Fujifilm's X system for professional landscape photography, emphasizing its weight advantages for travel and arguing that sensor size is less critical than often believed. While acknowledging Fujifilm's autofocus lags behind top full-frame competitors, he demonstrates its effectiveness in challenging wildlife scenarios with high keeper rates. The growing lens selection, including third-party options, further solidifies the X system's viability for working professionals.
TAKEAWAYS
Fujifilm's X system, including the X-T5, is a reliable tool for professional landscape work after over a decade of use.
Weight savings with the crop-sensor X-T5 are significant for demanding treks and travel.
Autofocus performance is a trade-off, but still yields high keeper rates for wildlife.
Third-party lens options have expanded, enhancing the X system's versatility.