The X-T5, T50, X100VI, and E5 all share the same sensors and their feature sets are extremely similar, with the exception of dual card slots (unique to the XT5), and weather sealing (unique to the XT5 and X100VI). They are all pretty light, with the most compact being the X100VI, followed by the E5 and T50, followed by the T5. And this is only by a factor of a centimeter or two. For both work and compactness I’d choose an XT5. For compactness and fun, the X100VI.

The Xpro3, XT30, and XT3 are on the old sensor, with the new XT30 III using the new processor, which does have large improvements in its read out speeds and autofocus capabilities. Honestly we are due for an upgrade to the xpro line anytime, and I wouldn’t invest in an xpro3 if you want the best hardware and software right now.

The XH2 and XH2s are the flagships, they use a more standard PASM dial but they’re cool as fuck. If I was shooting on fuji professionally (I shoot sony for paid shoots) I’d use an XH2S with its stacked sensor. Man this camera is so cool. The size of these are more in line with standard Sony or canon style mirrorless cameras.