Several generations in, the Fujifilm X series is highly refined and a serious tool for lots of working professionals. This great video review takes a comprehensive look at the latest entry in the series, the X-T4.
Coming to you from Gordon Laing, this excellent video review takes a look at the Fujifilm X-T4. The X-T series has evolved into a quite capable professional tool, and the latest iteration brings with it a bevy of features sure to please lots of photographers and videographers. Some of the most important include:
- 26-megapixel backside-illuminated sensor
- Native ISO range: 160-12,800
- In-body image stabilization up to 6.5 stops
- 4K video (up to 60 fps), 1080 (up to 240 fps)
- 20 fps continuous burst rate with electronic shutter (15 fps with mechanical shutter)
- Fully articulating rear touchscreen
- 3.68-million-dot OLED EVF
- Dual UHS-II slots
- 12 film simulation modes
Combined with Fuji's highly lauded lens library, the X-T4 looks like a powerful tool that should be able to step into a lot of scenarios and tackle challenges with ease. In particular, its size makes it a much more portable option for lots of photographers looking to save on weight or the bulk they are carrying on jobs. Check out the video above from Laing's full thoughts.
Thanks. Great look at the differences.
The best thing of the xt-4 is that it will make the xt-3 cheaper. Kudos to fuji.