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Hi guys, just signed up here. Im a Professional videographer looking for a nice high quality B-Cam that matches the footage from my Blckmagic Pocket 4K Camera well. The last months I was able to borrow a Fuji XT-3 from a friend as gimbal B-Cam and the footage was really useable for professional work and also matched the color science of my Blackmagic Cm really well. Since I also didnt have a reasonable stills camera for vacation trips for years, I wanna spend in a b-camera that also fits the gap for shooting great stills on vacation and Behind the scenes on video production. My picks atm are the XT50, esapically because of a great offering at my local dealer, but also its bigger brother XT-5. Video and stills quality wise, they should pretty much deliver exact same results. The only complaint about the XT-50, which costs about 600-700 € less than the XT-5 here in germany, is that it's not weather sealed. I really don't care about that as far as videoproduction goes, but I don't wanna get into problems in winter vacation in northern Norway the upcoming month.. Should I invest in XT-5 to get weather resistsnace? How important is it? Espiaclly when traveling in snow and cold contortion.. apart from this, the xt-50 looks really nice with high video bitrate options and great stills.. Thanks !

How about Fujifilm building a camera like an X-T4 but with no video possibilities. Could be cheaper ? Thoughts / Opinions anyone ?

Hi Guys. I just have one 75 mm lens for fuji. For my needs (video + landscape photos) I want one more ultra-wide lens: 7Artisans 25mm T1.05 APSC CINE Wait for Future Tamron's 11-20mm F2.8 A noob question, but how do Cine lenses compare to regular lenses in still photography? I know that focus will be manual and it doesn't bother me, but what about IQ and sharpness? Thank you in advance