As you know, the Sony ZV-E10/II is the best-selling E-mount camera and still consistently tops the rankings on Amazon (click here). Last week Fujifilm announced the new X-M5 (here on Amazon and BHphoto). An attempt to compete directly with the Sony ZV-E10II. It has almost the same features as the Sony, but costs 200 dollars less. The design, film simulation options (and dedicated dial) are definitely a plus for the Fuji. While the Sony probably has the better autofocus and grip. Here is a size comparison:
If you want to know how this camera competes with the Sony, watch this video:
Sirui is ready to launch its first AUTOFOCUS full-frame lens. It will have an aperture of f/1.4, but the focal length is not yet known. I just hope it’s not another 50mm lens. I now count over SIXTY TWO such 50mm lenses on BHphoto.
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