I've watched a lot of reviews on the X-T4 and was primarily interested from a video perspective. Many of the others simply shot video and tested the autofocus without too much detail into the settings that they were using - they simply shot and that was considered the alpha and omega of the subject. I was happy to see that you went into a bit more detail on the autofocus and knew what the custom settings did. I have more confidence in seeing what you did and found versus some of the other reviewers. Thank you for the extra bit of detail.
I never really learned how to shoot photo's and video until I bought the X-T4. It's hard to put into words, but this camera, by the way it is designed, makes you understand how it all works. That's a huge benefit. I just love shooting and experimenting with this camera. All my Sony camera's (A6400, A6600) feel like toys now. Fuji nailed it. And thanks for your review, very helpful. Keep up the good work.
I got an XT-2 & XT-20 now, bought them both used at great price, happy with them both. I think I'll stick with my XT-2 for now and wait for the XT-5 to come out and buy XT-4 used, I would buy a used XT-3 now if it comes with IBIS.
People always talk about the skin tone differences between Sony, Canon, etc and honestly i rarely see a difference big enough to warrant the fuss. but when you switched from Sony(?) to the Fuji, the difference was totally noticeable. the colors coming out of that camera are incredible
Ted, you incorporate so much knowledge into every video and review. I've learned so much from your channel and really appreciate how you're able to cut through the noise of gear reviews on RUclips.
i've been following your videos from a decade... yes thats right, since my college days.. i think i have seen almost all your videos... if you say xt4 is good.. then i have no reason not to believe... i was thinking b/w z6 and xt3... so now i will buy xt4.. keep doing these videos... respect from India
This is one Camera that other manufacturers should take full notice on ... From ergonomics & beautiful looks, fully articulating screen, easy still/movie switch, packed with Cinematic features,etc.... As Hughe Branson said quite correctly, " Boundary Busting, Headache inducing, & Jolt to rest of industry ",.. I wish this was a full frame camera then it would have taken the Crown ....well done FUJI 👌👌👌👏👏👏
Ted you are the man!! As usual, stellar review. Although I am a hybrid shooter, I am more of a video guy myself - would love to see more video content!
Wow. I was afraid to click your thumbnail as it was 19 minutes long but it was a deep, insightful and meaningful 19 minutes! Thank you for sharing and keep up the good work!
Thank you for mentioning the first appoint movie optimization because I was stuck written, change the F stock nor the shutter speed so I was confused what they have done wrong, but I got it because of you. Thanks again.
Your channel has to be among the top 3 in regards to what feels honest, prifessional and inteligent camera (and lenses...) reviews. I've been waiting for the XT-4 for months, seen many previews/reviews but yours is the best, the smartest with as many out of the box refrences, not just hyped specs read out load. Thanks, keep it up and please do the X100-V in depth video review, as from each of your reviews I learn more even if the camera itself does not interest me as potential buyer.
Haha. I was working in Paris when 300 came out and took my grandma to see it. Then we watched Perfume: The Story of a Murderer which was pretty awkward. If you’ve seen the ending you’d understand.
I’m an occasional and novice shooter with an x-t20. I know I don’t need an upgrade for my purposes but that camera sure is nice. I will eventually upgrade to another Fuji but I might wait a few more years.
Maybe I am going crazy, but I feel like the IBIS still has that jerky look similar, though not nearly as bad, to what I have seen in X-H1. It definitely gets the shake out, but I think I might rather have some shake than smooth footage with random quick little jerks from the IBIS. It feels jarring to have something so smooth suddenly be not smooth for a fraction of a second. idk are my eyes playing tricks on me? Other than that, I'm pretty pleased with what I am seeing out of this camera!
Great video about the X-T4. But more excited for your in-depth review of the X100 V. Hope you can cover everything from photo and video capability and quality and issues some people are talking about like the X100 V getting too hot. Would really appreciate your insight on this.
It does look like a great camera to use, but it doesn't really address the elephant in the room. When i entered into the Fuji ecosystem they had 3 flagship models. Fuji kept an appreciated philosophy of not changing the technology in any generation, only changing the body types to suit different approaches. If you mostly hand held, and preferred range finders, then the x-pro series was a great model for you. If you preferred more video centric features, deeper grip for better hand held video and IBIS, then the X-H series was ideal. If you were a mix of hand held and tripod, then the more traditional DSLR style X-T was for you. In terms of mechanics, the more expensive feature sets to build and implement are IBIS/hybrid E.V.F and leaf shutters. Having three distinct model types allowed photographers to purchase bodies, without having to financially invest into features they didn't feel benefited their work. Fuji then released the X-T3 with improved video shortly after the X-H1, and the waters began to muddy. Most x-pro users were very happy, some asked for a bit more flexibility from the LCD display..and got (arguably) one of the most controversial screens..X-H users were looking for more up to date features, which were then released in the body type they least preferred...GFX users were some what disappointed the GFX series didn't have leaf shutters..but the x100 series did have them, but only with a fixed lens..now a year after release there is the X-T4....with more video centric features again.. All the features people have hope for are available, but curiously they are spread across differing models, instead of being contained within the original product line vision. As a fuji user this has now got me at a cross road. I shoot mostly under lights, tethered and tripod..I just dont need these features, and now that they have been added, the camera is now near full frame in price, and size. I could investigate upgrading to GFX, but it will always lack the leaf shutter that I would desire from it...so, that being the case, rather than excite me, it is instead forcing me to now explore opportunity costs. A camera with features I don't really use, that is FF in size, and rivaling FF in price..but with an APS-C sensor... I am not going say Fuji has blundered this by moving X-H orientated features to their X-T series...but essentially in the Fuji community, I am not the only thinking this..is Fuji still worth it? When they no longer have the smaller form factor on FF, and no longer the competitive pricing over FF.? It looks to be a great camera..but the issue is, is it still the best tool for money spent for me any more as a stills shooter? The X-T line was desirable to people like me..a great camera with the additional price of feature sets and mechanics I don't use..but now they're bundled in. I kinda believe, this camera would have done better in a X-H body and titled as the X-H2..this dream people have of 43 megapixel 8k aps-c sensor, well, in terms of technology, it is still something that is very much on the horizon. There was no real reason to release this camera as a X-T series when they already had the existing tooling to make it an X-H series.
Good thorough video again, Ted. What you say at the end of this video is very interesting as, in fact, cameras are more and more designed for both stills and video. But for those who are not at all interested in video, it’s a bit worrisome to see all those video capabilities being added on camera bodies at what must inevitably be a cost. So here is my simple and probably very naive questions, for you and the subscribers of this channel : would a stills only XT-4 or X100V with no video capabilities cost less? Is there a potential market in the digital world for stills only cameras? Thank you and cheers to all!
As someone who bought the X-T3 for its video capabilities on top of the still capabilities (I use it more for stills - I was upgrading from the X-Pro1), this kind of review is very useful.
I grew up taking film stills, of course I have moved over to digital stills years ago. However, over the last couple of years, I have combined the stills with video. So, this XT-4 is really speaking to where photography and video are heading - as you said, the lines are blurring (good comment and observation on your part)!
15:00 I put on any unstablized prime lens on XT4, with IBIS and DIS on, I also got very jerky images when I panned slowly. However, when I put on the 18-55 OIS lens, I got gimbal-like smoothnes in the footage. So I now only use OIS lenses for shooting handheld video. For unstablized prime lenses, I will use a gimbal.
Damn dude! There was a load of info in this video about video. This brings a new meaning to “first look/impressions” videos...Some of those film looks were pretty cool. I’m looking up the pricing on this bad boy now.
since its an apsc ... is it possible to take wide video ? if I wanna shoot a building and want to fit that wide and tall buildings , are there any budget lens for xt-4 ? thank u. im leaning more towards Sony A7iii but I like fuji xt-4 tooo... hard to choose :(
Even with Xh1 or xt3 we have silent movie settings! Which will allow you to have different settings for video than the settings of pictures. The problem of RUclipsrs that they don't know everything about the the topic that they are talkin about it
Great review Ted (as always). Just a quick question regarding recording time limitation (29min) being forced by European Tax. How come GH4 never even a subject of such limitation?
Good video, Ted. So this is X-T3 on steroids, X-T3S basically. People tend to judge cameras on features and it's okay to some extent. But for people like myself who have invested in the lenses, this is the best option right now. Thank you! And btw that X100V is giving me serious G. A. S. symptoms, don't know why.. ⚰️
Very positive, other reviews spoke about problems with AF compared to Sony and not so well working IBIS. I would wish it were as good as Olympus' in video mode.
Yes please.... a review on the Fuji Five would be welcome. Thanks for the video specific review of XT-4. My take away is that the heritage of FujiFilm cameras being stills centric is now ancient history. Great news because I’m a Sony user who always much preferred the ergonomics of FujiFilm cameras, but hesitated to move away from Sony’s strength in video.
this is a dream machine EXCEPT recording limits. my gh5 does 60 unlimited...yeah it gets warm but keeps going. stuck with recording limit xt4? there must be a way around internally
I rarely see the need to go beyond 20 or 30 minutes unless I'm recording a long lecture or something I won't be editing. If that's your thing, then you'll need longer shoot time. For most of my stuff, I shoot 5 maybe 10 minutes because it's easier to edit.
Hi. hope you are staying safe. Ah, I shoot live band performances. Some clips I shoot in your range, others as long as an hour or more. Go take a look. Search Marty Sender RUclips. If they ever deliver the xt4, I'd love to use it. But again, without investing another grand in a good Atomos, recording time is unfortunately limited. I wonder if the xt4 will overheat. Say Dream Abyss, you get your hands on one, let me know.
Woah what a video, that earns a sub, I’m sold! Such quality. Question! 1:05 to 1:09 what camera body and lens filmed this scene? They should get some credit too! Incredible!
I still think a Z6 would be a better hybrid camera. It also saves it's settings between video and stills plus the f1.8 S lenses are more suited to video.
I'm curious about your sign-off. What does "Until the next time, later" mean? I think of "later" being a contraction of "See you later". So that translates into "Until next time I will see you later". Which translates into "I'll see you later, later." Why not just say, "See you next time" or "See you later" or just "Later".
Excellent & balanced review, Thanks! Does Fuji have an App similar to Oly & Canon for in-camera control & data transfer? If so, how does it compare? Amazing camera! Sold all my Nikon DSLR gear & glass last year and am watching the battlefield this year to see which system to buy into. Leaning Sony at the moment, used A7RIII, but this is a brilliant camera!
Hey! Your "Until then..." outtro didn't cut off! Haha. Anyway, I, too, want to add some small video to my work. Which is why this will be my next camera to tag along with my X-T3 and X-T1. Yes, I love my X-T1! My question is do you have a recommendation for a laptop (not Apple product) that would be good to hand some video work? My dedicated laptop for still is great. I just don't want to overwhelm it. And while I'm there, storage ideas. Normally, I just back up all the raws to two externals. The finished jpegs are also on two separate drives.
I’ve been watching your videos for a while and like how far in depth you go with information. I could do without your attempts at taking jabs at various brands while reviewing another brand. It’s distracting and not necessary.
Hey Ted, great video! I can’t wait to see your review of the X100V. I’m thinking about ordering it but I’m not quite sure yet because I’d love to shoot some video with it as well (as an every day/mostly personal work kind of camera). Having neither IBIS/OIS nor digital IS (which is indeed bad but better than nothing), do you think the X100V is still usable for some handheld-non-moving shots?
Thank-you!!! I have been REALLY upset about the warbly jello effect I have seen in other reviewer's video samples, and you clearly demonstrated that this is a result of the digital IS, not the IBIS. Seriously just talked me off the ledge now and I've just moved this cam back up the leader board. Now, I just need to cajole the wife.
Thanx very much Ted👏. I would like to see some handheld video from the x100v. Also if the ND will work in video mode. At the moment I,m torn between xt 4 and x100v. ..
Nope, talked to Fujifilm on a demo in Sweden today and they mentioned it is made in China. Therefor it is also delayed because of the Corona problems..
Which lens did you use for the video ?? Was it the kit lens by any chance ?? I have seen mostly youtubers struggling with focus issues apart from 1 or 2. If you can help me with that, that would be awesome.
Ted, great video! In your discussion and example of the exposure ramping, did you keep iris & shutter speed fixed while leaving ISO on auto? I do run n gun shooting, so it's essential some parameter are left in auto mode.
How come you haven't done a full review of the XT4 yet? Maybe I just keep scrolling by it but I have not seen one in the videos section on your channel.
Silly question, were you able to actually find the f log view assist? I bought this camera (love it) but I'm almost convinced its not actually a feature. Tried every video setting available, still no clue.
![[TF2] The Russian Bear Trap](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/YFNSwz2_rOA/mqdefault.jpg)
I've watched a lot of reviews on the X-T4 and was primarily interested from a video perspective. Many of the others simply shot video and tested the autofocus without too much detail into the settings that they were using - they simply shot and that was considered the alpha and omega of the subject. I was happy to see that you went into a bit more detail on the autofocus and knew what the custom settings did. I have more confidence in seeing what you did and found versus some of the other reviewers. Thank you for the extra bit of detail.
That's the difference between a Photographer on RUclips and a RUclipsr with a camera. ;)
Theres alot of decent free video software's out there check them out ...
@@fabienb yeah EXACTLY
I never really learned how to shoot photo's and video until I bought the X-T4. It's hard to put into words, but this camera, by the way it is designed, makes you understand how it all works. That's a huge benefit. I just love shooting and experimenting with this camera. All my Sony camera's (A6400, A6600) feel like toys now. Fuji nailed it. And thanks for your review, very helpful. Keep up the good work.
The thing that I like the most from the x-t4 is that I will finally be avaliable to get the x-t3
They are $800 locally here, pre-owned. I have never been more tempted.
I bought one for 880
$1299 Brand New with the Battery Grip right now, just bought one today!
I got an XT-2 & XT-20 now, bought them both used at great price, happy with them both. I think I'll stick with my XT-2 for now and wait for the XT-5 to come out and buy XT-4 used, I would buy a used XT-3 now if it comes with IBIS.
People always talk about the skin tone differences between Sony, Canon, etc and honestly i rarely see a difference big enough to warrant the fuss. but when you switched from Sony(?) to the Fuji, the difference was totally noticeable. the colors coming out of that camera are incredible
Ted, you incorporate so much knowledge into every video and review. I've learned so much from your channel and really appreciate how you're able to cut through the noise of gear reviews on RUclips.
That cut from the XT-4 to the A7 III makes me want the X-T4
same
i've been following your videos from a decade... yes thats right, since my college days.. i think i have seen almost all your videos... if you say xt4 is good.. then i have no reason not to believe... i was thinking b/w z6 and xt3... so now i will buy xt4.. keep doing these videos... respect from India
Yes to more video content!
This is one Camera that other manufacturers should take full notice on ...
From ergonomics & beautiful looks, fully articulating screen, easy still/movie switch, packed with Cinematic features,etc....
As Hughe Branson said quite correctly, " Boundary Busting, Headache inducing, & Jolt to rest of industry ",..
I wish this was a full frame camera then it would have taken the Crown ....well done FUJI 👌👌👌👏👏👏
I wouldn’t mind more video centric videos like this one. Thanks for all your great content! Love your stuff
Excellent comprehensive review of the movie side.
Sony needs to respond.
Ted you are the man!! As usual, stellar review. Although I am a hybrid shooter, I am more of a video guy myself - would love to see more video content!
Wow. I was afraid to click your thumbnail as it was 19 minutes long but it was a deep, insightful and meaningful 19 minutes! Thank you for sharing and keep up the good work!
Thank you for mentioning the first appoint movie optimization because I was stuck written, change the F stock nor the shutter speed so I was confused what they have done wrong, but I got it because of you. Thanks again.
Getting three of these for my work. One for video and two for stills.
Why 2 for stills and not just the xt3 at a cheaper price
@@omills22 I know my work load. I already have 4 x XT3's
Your channel has to be among the top 3 in regards to what feels honest, prifessional and inteligent camera (and lenses...) reviews.
I've been waiting for the XT-4 for months, seen many previews/reviews but yours is the best, the smartest with as many out of the box refrences, not just hyped specs read out load.
Thanks, keep it up and please do the X100-V in depth video review, as from each of your reviews I learn more even if the camera itself does not interest me as potential buyer.
Well made video! You explain what you are doing and what we are seeing (for those of us that are amateurs), and you really know your stuff!...Thanks!
Loved the eterna bypass samples! Subbed immediately!
Just got mine a couple weeks ago, been loving it so far
Everyone does gear...I tune in for other things. Having said that the Nikon Noct lens review was different and interesting.
@@KeithCanisius well... new gear came out
@@KeithCanisius check out this idea....
You see the title, it's a product review.... dont click. Win win
Haha. I was working in Paris when 300 came out and took my grandma to see it. Then we watched Perfume: The Story of a Murderer which was pretty awkward. If you’ve seen the ending you’d understand.
I’m an occasional and novice shooter with an x-t20. I know I don’t need an upgrade for my purposes but that camera sure is nice. I will eventually upgrade to another Fuji but I might wait a few more years.
Maybe I am going crazy, but I feel like the IBIS still has that jerky look similar, though not nearly as bad, to what I have seen in X-H1. It definitely gets the shake out, but I think I might rather have some shake than smooth footage with random quick little jerks from the IBIS. It feels jarring to have something so smooth suddenly be not smooth for a fraction of a second. idk are my eyes playing tricks on me? Other than that, I'm pretty pleased with what I am seeing out of this camera!
As a hybrid shooter, would love to see more content on video. Thanks and keep up the good work!
Video and photo? Yessss Pleaseeeeeeeeee!!!!!
Great video about the X-T4. But more excited for your in-depth review of the X100 V. Hope you can cover everything from photo and video capability and quality and issues some people are talking about like the X100 V getting too hot. Would really appreciate your insight on this.
It does look like a great camera to use, but it doesn't really address the elephant in the room. When i entered into the Fuji ecosystem they had 3 flagship models. Fuji kept an appreciated philosophy of not changing the technology in any generation, only changing the body types to suit different approaches. If you mostly hand held, and preferred range finders, then the x-pro series was a great model for you. If you preferred more video centric features, deeper grip for better hand held video and IBIS, then the X-H series was ideal. If you were a mix of hand held and tripod, then the more traditional DSLR style X-T was for you.
In terms of mechanics, the more expensive feature sets to build and implement are IBIS/hybrid E.V.F and leaf shutters. Having three distinct model types allowed photographers to purchase bodies, without having to financially invest into features they didn't feel benefited their work. Fuji then released the X-T3 with improved video shortly after the X-H1, and the waters began to muddy. Most x-pro users were very happy, some asked for a bit more flexibility from the LCD display..and got (arguably) one of the most controversial screens..X-H users were looking for more up to date features, which were then released in the body type they least preferred...GFX users were some what disappointed the GFX series didn't have leaf shutters..but the x100 series did have them, but only with a fixed lens..now a year after release there is the X-T4....with more video centric features again..
All the features people have hope for are available, but curiously they are spread across differing models, instead of being contained within the original product line vision.
As a fuji user this has now got me at a cross road. I shoot mostly under lights, tethered and tripod..I just dont need these features, and now that they have been added, the camera is now near full frame in price, and size. I could investigate upgrading to GFX, but it will always lack the leaf shutter that I would desire from it...so, that being the case, rather than excite me, it is instead forcing me to now explore opportunity costs. A camera with features I don't really use, that is FF in size, and rivaling FF in price..but with an APS-C sensor...
I am not going say Fuji has blundered this by moving X-H orientated features to their X-T series...but essentially in the Fuji community, I am not the only thinking this..is Fuji still worth it? When they no longer have the smaller form factor on FF, and no longer the competitive pricing over FF.? It looks to be a great camera..but the issue is, is it still the best tool for money spent for me any more as a stills shooter? The X-T line was desirable to people like me..a great camera with the additional price of feature sets and mechanics I don't use..but now they're bundled in. I kinda believe, this camera would have done better in a X-H body and titled as the X-H2..this dream people have of 43 megapixel 8k aps-c sensor, well, in terms of technology, it is still something that is very much on the horizon. There was no real reason to release this camera as a X-T series when they already had the existing tooling to make it an X-H series.
I know this is about Fuji but when you went back to Sony I was like man that looks really good
😕 😂😂😂😂
haha 😂
I would love to see more on the video side. You explain things so well.
The points are on target ! Awesome review !
Outstanding as always! Thanks Ted!
Thanks for great info! ... I really appreciate your teaching on art, history, composition and current photographers.
Good thorough video again, Ted.
What you say at the end of this video is very interesting as, in fact, cameras are more and more designed for both stills and video.
But for those who are not at all interested in video, it’s a bit worrisome to see all those video capabilities being added on camera bodies at what must inevitably be a cost.
So here is my simple and probably very naive questions, for you and the subscribers of this channel : would a stills only XT-4 or X100V with no video capabilities cost less? Is there a potential market in the digital world for stills only cameras?
Thank you and cheers to all!
Excellent video with great details. I would be interested in a comparison video of the Sony 7SIII and the Fuji XT4.
As someone who bought the X-T3 for its video capabilities on top of the still capabilities (I use it more for stills - I was upgrading from the X-Pro1), this kind of review is very useful.
Better sell quick. If u do plan to swap to xt4 , before prices fall
Would LOVE to see your review of the x100V
I grew up taking film stills, of course I have moved over to digital stills years ago. However, over the last couple of years, I have combined the stills with video. So, this XT-4 is really speaking to where photography and video are heading - as you said, the lines are blurring (good comment and observation on your part)!
Fantastic video. I learned a lot. Thank you.
Awesome info. Definitely keep doing video material
Thanks for the great video! I mentioned you’ve been using XT4 and A7III for this filming. What would be your choice between these two?
15:00 I put on any unstablized prime lens on XT4, with IBIS and DIS on, I also got very jerky images when I panned slowly. However, when I put on the 18-55 OIS lens, I got gimbal-like smoothnes in the footage. So I now only use OIS lenses for shooting handheld video. For unstablized prime lenses, I will use a gimbal.
Great 'no bullshit' review. Thank you for not wasting everyone's time!
Top review as usual, thanks for the great detailed work.
Can't wait for the full review of the product, not the pre production model!
bought an xt 4 after watching this. : )
Damn dude! There was a load of info in this video about video. This brings a new meaning to “first look/impressions” videos...Some of those film looks were pretty cool. I’m looking up the pricing on this bad boy now.
Yeah it is a lot for sure… super nice camera.
I kind of like the eterna bleached look for the talking vids. I find it easy on the eyes really.
since its an apsc ... is it possible to take wide video ? if I wanna shoot a building and want to fit that wide and tall buildings , are there any budget lens for xt-4 ? thank u. im leaning more towards Sony A7iii but I like fuji xt-4 tooo... hard to choose :(
Why would anybody dislike this video?
Great info! This is the one i've been waiting for!!
Even with Xh1 or xt3 we have silent movie settings! Which will allow you to have different settings for video than the settings of pictures.
The problem of RUclipsrs that they don't know everything about the the topic that they are talkin about it
Some really good features.
You are incredibly informative. Thank you
I've yet to see a video of the XT-4's IBIS that makes it look good in video mode. Photo mode it looks just okay.
It looks crap doesn't it.
lovely video Ted!
Would you compare the low light capability of xt4 vs a7iii. How high can we go with iso with both cameras and get useful footage.?
Great review Ted (as always). Just a quick question regarding recording time limitation (29min) being forced by European Tax. How come GH4 never even a subject of such limitation?
Awesome looking with that 35mm 1.4 and the lenshood!
Good video, Ted. So this is X-T3 on steroids, X-T3S basically. People tend to judge cameras on features and it's okay to some extent. But for people like myself who have invested in the lenses, this is the best option right now. Thank you! And btw that X100V is giving me serious G. A. S. symptoms, don't know why.. ⚰️
Thanks for the great video Ted!
I’m curious to see it stand up against the A7iii
I think A7iii will beat the hell out of XT4...
Just saying 🤣
Very positive, other reviews spoke about problems with AF compared to Sony and not so well working IBIS. I would wish it were as good as Olympus' in video mode.
Well I'm sold on it
Which Gimbal do you recommend with the Fuji X-T4? Great video and great camera!
Yes please.... a review on the Fuji Five would be welcome. Thanks for the video specific review of XT-4. My take away is that the heritage of FujiFilm cameras being stills centric is now ancient history. Great news because I’m a Sony user who always much preferred the ergonomics of FujiFilm cameras, but hesitated to move away from Sony’s strength in video.
Great video again. Great to hear about video.
Great info and thanks for sharing!!!
this is a dream machine EXCEPT recording limits. my gh5 does 60 unlimited...yeah it gets warm but keeps going. stuck with recording limit xt4? there must be a way around internally
I rarely see the need to go beyond 20 or 30 minutes unless I'm recording a long lecture or something I won't be editing. If that's your thing, then you'll need longer shoot time. For most of my stuff, I shoot 5 maybe 10 minutes because it's easier to edit.
Hi. hope you are staying safe. Ah, I shoot live band performances. Some clips I shoot in your range, others as long as an hour or more. Go take a look. Search Marty Sender RUclips. If they ever deliver the xt4, I'd love to use it. But again, without investing another grand in a good Atomos, recording time is unfortunately limited. I wonder if the xt4 will overheat. Say Dream Abyss, you get your hands on one, let me know.
Thanks for the video record limit. I couldn't find it on the spec sheet everywhere
Too darn informative and on point yo
yeah im actually thinking of jumping boats for video with this one..... (from sony full frame!)
Woah what a video, that earns a sub, I’m sold! Such quality. Question! 1:05 to 1:09 what camera body and lens filmed this scene? They should get some credit too! Incredible!
Waiting for your review of xt5
I still think a Z6 would be a better hybrid camera. It also saves it's settings between video and stills plus the f1.8 S lenses are more suited to video.
Well done, thank you
the sundance man is back
I'm curious about your sign-off. What does "Until the next time, later" mean? I think of "later" being a contraction of "See you later". So that translates into "Until next time I will see you later". Which translates into "I'll see you later, later." Why not just say, "See you next time" or "See you later" or just "Later".
Excellent & balanced review, Thanks! Does Fuji have an App similar to Oly & Canon for in-camera control & data transfer? If so, how does it compare? Amazing camera! Sold all my Nikon DSLR gear & glass last year and am watching the battlefield this year to see which system to buy into. Leaning Sony at the moment, used A7RIII, but this is a brilliant camera!
Great Video my Nikon has all Gone, I so liked the XT3.. I got the XT4 3 lenses and more 😁📷
Thanks for your video! What’s the mic you have, and is it any good?
great review thank you
Hey! Your "Until then..." outtro didn't cut off! Haha.
Anyway, I, too, want to add some small video to my work. Which is why this will be my next camera to tag along with my X-T3 and X-T1. Yes, I love my X-T1!
My question is do you have a recommendation for a laptop (not Apple product) that would be good to hand some video work? My dedicated laptop for still is great. I just don't want to overwhelm it. And while I'm there, storage ideas. Normally, I just back up all the raws to two externals. The finished jpegs are also on two separate drives.
Great review.
Flip screen, oh yeah 👍🏼
I’ve been watching your videos for a while and like how far in depth you go with information. I could do without your attempts at taking jabs at various brands while reviewing another brand. It’s distracting and not necessary.
Not jabs but more loving hints.
Great content, what lens do you recommend in terms of good AF?
Please make a video on Fuji XE4
Hey Ted, great video! I can’t wait to see your review of the X100V. I’m thinking about ordering it but I’m not quite sure yet because I’d love to shoot some video with it as well (as an every day/mostly personal work kind of camera). Having neither IBIS/OIS nor digital IS (which is indeed bad but better than nothing), do you think the X100V is still usable for some handheld-non-moving shots?
Thank-you!!! I have been REALLY upset about the warbly jello effect I have seen in other reviewer's video samples, and you clearly demonstrated that this is a result of the digital IS, not the IBIS. Seriously just talked me off the ledge now and I've just moved this cam back up the leader board. Now, I just need to cajole the wife.
Thank you Ted
Thanx very much Ted👏. I would like to see some handheld video from the x100v. Also if the ND will work in video mode. At the moment I,m torn between xt 4 and x100v. ..
2:38 Made in Japan. Will the production model be manufactured there too?
Nope, talked to Fujifilm on a demo in Sweden today and they mentioned it is made in China. Therefor it is also delayed because of the Corona problems..
That EU tax was supposed to be removed in July 2019. Don't the camera companies know?
Yup, Sony's A6400 has no limit now as well?
All of The lumix cameras since their GH5 i think have no recording limits.
3:30 exactly SONY! As a hybrid shooter, this bugs the daylights out of me
Which lens did you use for the video ?? Was it the kit lens by any chance ?? I have seen mostly youtubers struggling with focus issues apart from 1 or 2.
If you can help me with that, that would be awesome.
Sony A6400 has the feature to switch back & forth betwen video with a simply press of a button! @3.45 you're wrong.
Paul The A6400 doesn’t remember all of the settings when switching modes.
Ted, great video! In your discussion and example of the exposure ramping, did you keep iris & shutter speed fixed while leaving ISO on auto? I do run n gun shooting, so it's essential some parameter are left in auto mode.
How come you haven't done a full review of the XT4 yet? Maybe I just keep scrolling by it but I have not seen one in the videos section on your channel.
Silly question, were you able to actually find the f log view assist? I bought this camera (love it) but I'm almost convinced its not actually a feature. Tried every video setting available, still no clue.
Is that a battery-powered mic mounted on the X-T4? It looked like a micro, but I didn’t think those worked with this camera?