Fujifilm X-T4: a camera that fulfills the wishes of users

A popular camera Fujifilm X-T3 got his successor. New X-T4 model outwardly, it may not look like a significant upgrade of an already excellent camera, but it hides a lot inside, which will certainly tempt videographers in particular. Users will be most happy arrival of sensor stabilization, which means they will work with any Fujifilm lens without any problems, and sharp photos were achieved at 1/4 of a second.

The case contrasts with larger holders (flu) virtually the same as the X-T3, but they are fiddling with buttons and selecting functions a bit, which controls the camera makes it quite simple. The LCD screen on the back can now be moves in all directions and helps, for example, with taking photos from different angles and of course with selfies or vlogs. Superior video capabilities remain the same as the X-T3, but they added an option recording in 1080p resolution at 240 frames per second, which makes for really smooth slow motion.

The X-T4 keeps it the same 26.1 MP resolution sensor like the X-T3, but it has upgraded burst photography, because it can do just that 15 frames per second with simultaneous focus when using the mechanical shutter (and 30 frames per second when using the electronic shutter). In combination with improved focus the X-T4 will also be perfect for photographing fast-moving subjects.

Anyone who already uses the X-T3 will probably skip the new one despite the improvements. Only if you really want sensor stabilization and new batteries, which, according to first impressions, should really last longer. The X-T4 will probably rather tempt those who would like to enter the world of professional photography or videographers, whose current equipment does not allow excessive creativity. It is about a great hybrid between photo and video, if not even for the best hybrid currently on the market. Pre-orders can already be placed, and the price of the case will most likely fluctuate around 1,700 euros.

Gallery: Fujifilm X-T4