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Sensor generation · 2022

X-Trans V

Experience the pinnacle of Fujifilm's film-simulation prowess with X-Trans V.

X-Trans V sensor
Resolution
26MP/40.2MP
Processor
X-Processor 5
Since
2022
Recipes
52

In short

The X-Trans V sensor powers the X-T5, X-H2, and X100VI, among others. It supports recipes featuring Nostalgic Neg. and Reala Ace film simulations.

The complete toolkit

The X-Trans CMOS 5 sensor, released in 2022, is a significant leap for Fujifilm's X-Series cameras. It comes in two distinct flavours: a 26MP stacked HS variant for speed and a 40MP HR variant for high resolution. This generation introduces new film simulations, Nostalgic Neg. and Reala Ace, enhancing the creative palette available to photographers. Notable cameras like the X-H2, X-T5, and X100VI feature this sensor, valued for its improved readout speed and superior image quality. Photographers appreciate its ability to deliver both high-speed performance and exceptional resolution, making it a versatile tool for diverse photographic needs.

X-Trans V offers the most comprehensive set of tools for film-simulation recipes today, including Nostalgic Neg. and Reala Ace. With advanced JPEG parameters such as Clarity, Colour Chrome Effect, and Colour Chrome FX Blue, it allows for intricate customisation. Recipes from earlier generations may require adjustments, notably reducing Colour Chrome FX Blue when adapting from X-Trans IV. This enhances its compatibility with previous recipes, making it ideal for photographers blending old and new techniques.

X-Trans V recipes are highly flexible but reduce Color Chrome FX Blue by one step when adapting from X-Trans IV.

Compared to X-Trans IV, V offers deeper blue rendering and new simulations.

Film simulations

Nostalgic Neg.Reala AceClassic ChromeClassic NegativeEternaAcrosVelviaProvia

Available controls

Dynamic RangeGrain EffectClarityColor Chrome EffectColor Chrome FX BlueWhite Balance shiftHighlightShadowColourSharpnessNoise Reduction

Strengths & limitations

What it nails

  • Introduces Nostalgic Neg.
  • Reala Ace expands creativity
  • Faster readout with stacked design
  • Enhanced autofocus
  • X-Processor 5 boosts performance

What to watch

  • Blue depth differs from X-Trans IV
  • Adjust FX Blue for older recipes
  • No new sensor tech since
  • Limited to two variants

Bodies on this sensor

All cameras

Recipes for X-Trans V

Premium
Nostalgic Neg. · X-Trans V

Kodak Filmstock

Gently muted tones with subtle grain and a cool cast. Perfect for capturing vintage travel moments.

A grand mosque with multiple minarets and domes reflected in a calm water surface.
Monochrome+G · X-Trans IV

Kodak Fine Mono

Kodak T-Max inspired greys with a calming, gentle grain perfect for capturing serene moments and everyday scenes.

A bustling market scene with clothing stalls and people shopping under a soft evening light.Premium
Classic Negative · X-Trans V

Kodak Royal Warmth

Small, strong grain and warm tones evoke a nostalgic feel. Perfect for urban exploration and overcast days.

A group of people interacting around a large, honeycomb-like structure in a green outdoor setting.Premium
Reala Ace · X-Trans V

Pro Daylight Kodak

Delicate hues and subtle grain create a serene calmness. Ideal for portraits and daily photography with gentle colours.

Silhouetted skyscrapers against a bright sky in an urban setting.
Classic Chrome · X-Trans V

Old Kodacolor Tone

A subtle mix of muted colours and gentle contrast, topped with soft grain. Ideal for urban street shots.

A colorful shawarma food kiosk by the waterfront with benches and a clear sky.Premium
Astia · X-Trans IV

Astia Alcove

Low-contrast Astia film simulation with strong grain for calm, vibrant indoor portraits.

A vintage bicycle adorned with flowers, positioned next to a cozy seating area indoors.Premium
Eterna Bleach Bypass · X-Trans V

Bleached Motion Print

Gritty textures and strong grain create a moody, cinematic feel. Perfect for urban street photography.

A small white delivery vehicle parked on a wet plaza with palm trees and a large building in the background.Premium
Eterna · X-Trans V

Eterna Projection

Classic cinema aesthetics with warm hues and fine grain. Perfect for dramatic urban and outdoor scenes.

Modern architectural building with unique design against a blue sky, surrounded by palm trees.Premium
Classic Chrome · X-Trans V

Elite Faded Chrome

Cool blue hues and strong grain bring a vibrant yet calm atmosphere, ideal for capturing the essence of street and travel photography.

A tall street lamp against a pale sky, with a portion of a building visible in the foreground.
Classic Negative · X-Trans V

Vintage Amber

Amber tones with rich shadows and gentle grain. Ideal for overcast urban settings.

A modern circular building with a patterned facade against a clear blue sky.
Eterna Bleach Bypass · X-Trans V

Bleached City Tone

Neutral tones and strong grain craft a distinctive, cinematic urban grit.

A vintage lantern hanging under a canopy with a tower in the background, creating a nostalgic atmosphere.
Sepia · X-Trans IV

Vintage Sepia

Infuse your shots with sepia tones and pronounced grain for a distinctly nostalgic mood.

Key terms

X-Trans CMOSNostalgic Neg.Reala AceColor Chrome FX BlueSee the glossary

Explore more X-Trans V recipes

The cameras built on the X-Trans V sensor, the film simulations they run, and the other Fujifilm sensor generations.

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Frequently asked questions

Which cameras use the X-Trans V sensor?

The X-Trans V sensor is found in the X-T5, X-H2, X100VI, X-H2S, and more.

What's special about the X-Trans V sensor?

It introduces Nostalgic Neg. and Reala Ace film simulations, with improved autofocus and speed.

How do recipes translate across generations?

When adapting from X-Trans IV, reduce Color Chrome FX Blue by one step.
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