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Removing the d-pad was a very unfortunate mistake.

So is this a "first batch" syndrome? Or do more recent copies also have this issue? Like the overheating and focus-ring-grinding?

Count me in for the XF 18mm f1.4! I was looking at the 16mm f1.4 for the longest time, but 16mm is just a bit too wide for me, I prefer 18mm. The 18mm should also be a bit smaller and lighter, so ...

Both my brand new unopened X-T3's came with dust on the sensor straight out of the box.

Eglobal in Belgium and the Netherlands has a horrendous reputation. According to the reviews the chance of you ever receiving the purchased item is slim to none, after which you'll need ages to ...

As much as I love my X-T3, I do think Fujifilm has a serious problem here. Because I have to admit, if I was in the market for a whole new system, the chance is very high I would end up with a ...

I feel like we're just feeding the troll here. There's plenty of examples to be found where in blind tests people couldn't tell apsc from FF photography apart. If the OP is saying that by going to ...

Why that one? It already has OIS, great build and image quality. Adding WR? It's one of the least likely candidates in my book.

Supposedly there is one prime and one zoom lens targeted for an MK2 revision. 27mm is the prime, and my guess is 10-24mm for the zoom (it's got a big 300 euro discount currently in EU).

Nikon is owned by Mitsubishi which is itself a highly diversified conglomerate which is active in anything from mining to cars, chemicals, telecom and insurance.

When I bought my X-T3 it was quite a bit cheaper and lighter than the competing FF rival (Sony A7iii). Today however if I had to start over I don't think I would buy an X-T4, but go for a Nikon z6 ...

The sad thing is, they probably did what they did (rushing the X-T4 out the door, and making it into a kind of X-T / X-H mashup) because of the Olympics. And turns out the Olympics didn't even ...

200% agreed with you, VfxByArt. Well written, as an X-T3 owner I feel the same. They should have gone and made the X-H2, instead of diluting what we love about the X-T line.

The sad part is when stills features get sacrificed for video. For example the flippy screen on the X-T4 is there to satisfy the millennial YouTuber generation, but me as a photographer who never ...

Over here in Europe I got a 50 euro cashback via Fujifilm last year on the 35mm f1.4 so I ended up paying 459 euro. It's my preferred lens (and plenty fast on an X-T3). There is supposed to be one ...

I don't think it makes any sense what you're doing because these lenses were tested on very different cameras. The Fuji lenses were tested on an older 16mpix body while the viltrox was tested on ...

If size and weight matter, check the X-T3 instead of the X-T4. Lighter, smaller and a better screen for photography. I'm very happy with my X-T3, but I must admit if I had to buy from scratch today ...

Apparently you don't know what you're talking about. Fujifilm specifically stated they will keep making the X-T3 next to the X-T4. Since the X-T3 is more interesting for photography (thanks to the...

Wait did you just call the 35mm f1.4 bulky? :S It's tiny and very light weight, considering the fov and f1.4

People that complain about AF with the 35mm f1.4 have clearly never tried it on an X-T3. Mine is plenty fast, and very accurate, even in low light, both in AF-S and AF-C.