Fujifilm X-A5 Mirrorless Camera with XC15-45mmF3.5-5.6 OIS PZ Lens - Silver: A Comprehensive Review Review

Great little camera for people who want to move and take pictures. The only thing I don't like is the lack of a viewfinder. This is very necessary in the bright sun.

Nice to buy but not to own. Nobody will take you seriously as a photographer anyway, just use your mobile phone! and subscribe to "Unhappy" on YouTube. He taught me that you can return 90 percent of the stuff you buy and still say you own it.

This camera takes amazing pictures and is great for beginners. The companion app is a bit unwieldy and takes some getting used to, but once you get the hang of it, it's fine. I hope they update it sometime in the future. Overall I would buy this camera again over Sony.

I see a lot of mixed reviews here but this is a bad workman (photographer) blaming his tools. I like my camera the way it is: a good, lightweight camera with lots of great features. No, it's not a Hasselblad, but it does what most people want: takes great photos and doesn't weigh much.

I like everything about this camera from the ultra light weight and good looks to the cool lens with powerful zoom and sharp images, except the lack of a viewfinder. Why didn't they add the tiny viewfinder that's so essential for outdoor photography? I bought this camera primarily for travel/landscape photography so a viewfinder is a must. If you're buying it primarily for everyday use (like family photography and indoor activities), then this camera is probably the best!

The camera started to freeze every time I played a lot with shutter speed, ISO and aperture. It's not for intensive use, but it's great for travel, but if you're looking for a pro camera for beginners, look elsewhere. After I bought another camera for my photography I started using this camera for vlogging and the camera started freezing again and recently the battery got stuck in the camera and now I have to use duct tape to fix it pulling it out every time I want to change batteries. This…

It was a good camera but we ended up sending it back. Carry a giant SLR with you wherever you go. We did some research and it topped the charts. We tested the camera for two weeks in a variety of conditions - indoors, outdoors, at night, from afar, etc. I wanted it to zoom more with the included lens, but when we saw the photos on the computer we were able to do that Enlarge the photo and everything remained a very clear image, so the zoom was in post-processing. I also didn't like the lack of…