Is the Fujifilm X-T5 Still Worth Buying Four Years In?

Forty megapixels in a body that still costs significantly less than full-frame alternatives with comparable resolution. If you're shooting architecture, product, or landscape work and don't want to commit to the weight and cost of a Sony A7R or Canon R5 system, the X-T5 remains a legitimate answer. The case for it hasn't collapsed just because it's been on shelves a while — the resolution holds, the file quality holds, and the price has only got more competitive as newer bodies pushed it down. Where it still compromises: video shooters have better options, and the buffer will test your patience in action work. But for deliberate, high-res still photography on a Fuji system? Four years hasn't killed it.