DPR: Fujifilm X-T4 Receives Gold Award

• 5 years ago

The Fujifilm X-T line of cameras is by far Fujifilm’s most popular camera so it is important for them to get the camera right when it is updated. So far the Fujifilm X-T4 has been another successful update since it addresses most of the weaknesses that the Fujifilm X-T3 had, while counting to refine a proven and beloved camera.

What we like

What we don’t

Excellent image quality Wide choice of attractive color modes Very good video quality Effective and customizable ergonomics Image stabilization allows hand-held video shooting and more stable stills 15 fps shooting with mechanical shutter and >100 shot JPEG buffer Fully-articulating screen great for video Good separation of stills and video to enable fast switching Separate stills and video menus simplify things even for stills-only shooters Good battery life Can be charged or operated with USB power Extensive customization of buttons and interfaces Strong range of video tools (peaking, zebras, punch-in while recording, corrected preview for Log shooting) 10-bit internal Log capture with selection of useful LUTs provided

Autofocus performance is heavily subject-dependent No AF subject tracking in video AF performance highly lens dependent Face/eye detection is awkwardly integrated and not as dependable as rival systems IS system not great at identifying intentional movement (can give ‘grabby’ results) Buffer lasts less than 3 seconds for Raw at 15fps Need to retain USB-C dongle to attach headphones Fully articulating screen may not be your preferred option for stills shooting No external charger provided

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Fujifilm X-T4: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama

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Fujifilm BC-W235 Dual Battery Charger: B&H Photo / Amazon / Adorama

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