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| Sunrise by Xiaomao from My Best Photo of the Fortnight | Mandarin Drake by TheDispossessed from Ducks Unlimited | As in Days of Old by Birdman50 from Down on the farm |
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| Sunrise by Xiaomao from My Best Photo of the Fortnight | Mandarin Drake by TheDispossessed from Ducks Unlimited | As in Days of Old by Birdman50 from Down on the farm |
hetedik: Looks like a nice camera.
I would rather call it X-T3 mark II
Like the car industry, where we have a facelift between models.
Obviously, Fuji’s product managers have been on training at Canon’s “cripple hammer” department. The X-T4 should be a good video camera but not so good, that you wouldn’t consider the X-H2. The missing headphone jack is a reel bummer. The flip-out LCD screen will please many, although it will be blocked by the mic and headphone plugs. The bigger battery is OK but I will never leave without a reserve anyway. The IBIS is promising, especially for filming.
The real winner is the X-T3, which already goes for 1100 Euro at amazon.de, while the new X-T4 is offered at 1800. What holds me back from Fuji, is their lens selection. It is a closed system, few third party lens manufacturers offers lenses. Sony’s E-mount we have choices in all price ranges, and the A7 is not really bigger, heavier or pricier.
Oh yes, just that with Sony, i'd need to buy 2 cameras if i want a top of the line stills and a top of the line video camera.
Hi guys, loved your review.
Would you be open to correcting some of the errors in the conclusion at the end though?
For example i can hold on to the 'disp' button and assign it to face detect. Once assigned, it takes 2 taps (1 tap to bring up face detect menu, 1 tap to choose) to change the mode.