Fujifilm X-T3 vs X-T4 - Do you need IBIS?
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- Fujifilm X-T3 vs X-T4 - Do you need IBIS?
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In this video I go over all the key differences between the Fujifilm X-T3 and the Fujifilm X-T4. I also test the IBIS vs non IBIS performance on the Fujinon 18-55mm, Fujinon 16-80mm, Fujinon 10-24mm, Fujinon 55-200mm, Fujinon 90mm f2, Fujinon 23mm f2, Fujinon 35mm f2, and Fujinon 50mm f2.
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Thanks. I appreciated your work and info, but please think about getting rid of the music background... it is very distracting/annoying, and tempted me to skip your video. (constructive criticism)
Thanks, yes, I go back and for with using/not using the music. I’m in a not using the music phase at the moment. Thanks for the constructive criticism, its very helpful.
I like the music. Maybe half volume?
@@nugunzer Second!
Music is sometimes used to hide background noise. I enjoy the music.
The music is far too loud in the mix. It sounds like you are struggling to be heard and it is distracting for the listener at that volume.
Ive been with the xt3 , xt4 dilema for a while and Man, this is, by far, the most helpful video I've seen. Thanks a lot.
I have used both side by side for a year now. Let me know if you have any questions.
@@markwiemels I already have the xt3, I’ve had it for over 2 years, I love the camera. I just received the xt4 today, literally, still in its box. I wanted to upgrade because I had some money and thought it was the right thing to do. I am moving more towards video jobs. But I’m just wondering. Should I just return the xt4 and wait for an upgrade whenever fuji decides to launch the new gear (been waiting a while) or should I just keep it, sell my old xt2, and maybe sell the xt3 when the xt5 arrives…. 🤔
I do have a gimbal (Ronin S) but I did bought all the gear from small rig to convert the xt4 into an amazing cinema handheld video camera…
@@luisvidalmc2
I'm looking at these two... I had an xt3 before but returned it. Now I wouldn't mind owning one again and really learning it because the images it captured were gorgeous.
What is it about the xt4 you feel you don't need in already owning the xt3?
@@zerospecs2331 it was all about money.
In the end I bought the XT4, and I’m selling the XT3.
Well… IBIS also makes a difference for stills when you have a slow shutter speed. Useful for low light situation, but not only. I like to go to 1/8s or even 1/6s for street photography sometimes, having every building clear and people/bikes/cars blurred… Hard to do without IBIS if you don’t have a tripod :/
Yea, agree, I have seem some good demonstrations of this since I shot this video. Some useable shots as slow as 1/2 second.
IBIS is also useful for lowlight photos with static subjects - street scenes at night, shooting in woodlands, etc.
Nice video. Quick correction though, you absolutely can save video settings on the XT3. It's called movie setting or silent video I believe. Other than that, your info was on point and very helpful. Thanks
Great, very comprehensive testing and analysis!
I used to own a Sony a6300. I loved its 4K24 image quality, but handheld shooting without microjitters was so difficult. With a heavy rig it was ok, but looked so silly for that small camera!
Last year I bought the X-T4 and I love it! It is great for hybrid shooting and run&gun filmmaking. Still, I would say that the most challenging way of shooting is handheld with swaying motion. The IBIS tries too hard to resist that motion and results in stuttering. I wish those IBIS parameters could be changed.
No i don't need it!
Well done. I would opt for IBIS. Now that I have it...I don't want to use anything else.
I know, it's like real life magic!
The LCD on the X-T4 sports 1.62m dots, as opposed to 1.04m dots on the X-T3 LCD. When you consider how much one has to use the LCD, whether to shoot photos, reviewing photos taken, or scrolling through the menus, the higher resolution is nicer.
Yes, that’s pretty significant.
I rented the XT-3 and 4 and the ibis is not very good. Especially if you move a little. So i bought the xt-3
I dodged the X-T4. I have recently bought the X-T5 as age has decided I now need ibis!
Interesting. I use the XT3 mainly on the RS3 Gimbal... and it gives me a fantastic steady motion picture.
I haven't used the XT3 but the XT4 with IBIS is solid. I shoot all handheld and I don't notice any microjitters. I think for those who already have the XT3, you probably don't need to make the jump to the XT4 if you have a lens with OIS. Very thorough video comparison. I liked your video and subscribed to your channel!
Yes, this is my assessment as well. The biggest issue I had with the XT3 (I now own the XT4) is no low light lenses with OIS, so makes low light video a challenge.
@@markwiemels I just looked at their lineup and you’re right. Only 18-55 F2.8 or 80 F2.8 with OIS. Not sure if F2.8 is enough for you in low light tho. It’s like the bare minimum. I know ideally everyone wants F1.8 or lower.
@@calumetdarren the 18-55 at 2.8 is ok, but with that xt4 I use the 16 1.4 and the 23 1.4 for video now, lets in lots of light, sometimes even the 56 f1.2.
@@markwiemels I've even see videos of the F0.95. Forgot what brand. Crazy how low the F stop goes lol.
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excelent video! thanks for that!
You are most welcome!
I have a X-T3 and a gimbal, but i never use it because its so cumbersome. I often do photos and video of the same scenes, so this is rather complicated with a gimbal.
Really good review, thaks
You are most welcome.
Great guidance. Thanks!
You are most welcome.
Exactly what I needed to watch now😁. Torn between xt3 and xt4. I will save money more by buying the xt3, and also by my use case. For now I am still practicing to make videos. So I think for now, i will not need the xt4. I will go with the xt3.
Can't go wrong with either camera.
Good price on the X-T4 - geni.us/VN08T2X
I will switch from X-t3 to X-t5 for sure just for IBIS.
Great, helpful video. I am going for xt4 😀
Good choice!
Great video, I love my X-T3s and got an X-S10 for ibis and having fun. FYI the X-T3 can save video settings & keep them separate if you go to the settings
How do you save them separately on the xt3?
@@phillip2446 settings > movie setting > 5/5 > movie silent control on or off
@@HVRIS This is a good work around, but then the dials on the front and rear of the body no longer engage (from my experience), meaning everything must be done from the tock screen, which is a bit messy. It is still an option for a workaround.
@@markwiemels oh it’s definitely not a great solution 😅🙆🏻♂️ since you can’t use the dials the screen is a pain to manage. Just wanted to throw it out there for you ✌🏼
Good review! BTW, doesnt the XT3 have the Movie Optimized Mode which helps save the settings when switching from photo to video? Thanks!
It has a “silent” movie mode. Which does save the settings but disables all the dials and forces you to use the touch screen to control all functions. Which if the menu system was like canon, this would be fine, but with Fuji it’s all multiple levels deep and really doesn’t work for on the fly control.
Yes, simply yes.
Will IBIS helps in hand held photography ? Will there be any significant difference with IBIS while shooting at night ( night street photography ) ?
It will make a difference for sure, I would be hard pressed to tell you how significant. There should be some videos demonstrating this, and they will have better advice.
Is the stabilization on the XT-4 better with IBIS + OIS, or with only IBIS? Have heard that those two IS-systems sometimes work against each other and you end up with "sticky" camera movement.
You can not disable OIS, and use IBIS only. So it’s either all IS on or all off. It works well enough, but isn’t perfect.
@@markwiemels Thanks for answering, appreciate it. What I meant was...is the stabilization level kind of the same when you use a prime lens and therefore only have IBIS enabled...or use an OIS-lens and therefore have OIS+IBIS enabled?
@@HenryMerk I don’t find that the IBIS and OIS fight each other. Some of the Fuji lenses have less than perfect OIS for video already, they tend to jump instead of moving smoothly, but the IBIS does not appear to make things worse. The IBIS with the prime lenses is very good, shocking good really, but it’s still not perfect and can jump at times, but you kinda learn how to work with it.
I just cant get over the flip screen of the XT4. I want IBIS but that flipout is just annoying.
If you do a lot of video, you should definitely get an external power source for any camera
Yeah, can be a big help for sure.
I’d pay extra to not have that infernal flippy tilt screen. RUclipsrs demanding this are a curse!
haha... true story!
You don’t really need IBIS but it does help. I sold both my XT3s for XT4s and the best thing is the Batteries and better quieter shutter. Ibis is just another safety net to help the upcoming photographers get sharper images, the gap is closing
Yeah, I have the X-T4 now and love it.
No i don't need IBIS.
spend all my money buying a xt4, cant afford a sd card, do u have a xtra card could give me?thanks
Great review.This is probably the best review between xt4 and xt3.Thank You sir.I m going to buy xt4.
Im planning to opt a camera purely for photography purpose (95% of times, ill be shooting handheld)
Shall i stick to xt-30ii or spend 100$ more for XS-10 which offers ibis
(P. S. i dont have any issue with XT-30's agronomics 😅)
Hard one, the ibis is useful, but I prefer the look and feel of the x-t30.
Wish you could review the M6II and the X-T4. Thanks a lot!!!
So, getting away from the IBIS question for a second, what really interested me was the difference in contrast and color between the xt3 and xt4. Did you shoot them with the same settings? Because the xt4 seems a bit washed out compared to the xt3.
You make me wanna double think over the XT4 to XH1!
I went with the X-S10. It lacks the new battery but does have pretty good IBIS.
Photographer 👉XT3
Videographer 👉 XT4
Reasonable way to think.
I don’t need ibis , but do need classic negative. Sadly XT3 don’t got it.
My doubt was on the tillable screen. I think the problem it is to keep with the left hand..because the screen is an obstacle..
That can be an issue.
Well now this makes me even more torn. Because I shoot a lot of video/make short films and do lot of portraits. I’ve been wanting to dip my toe into the world of Fuji. And I would absolutely love an XT4. I just don’t think my budget allows for it right now. I feel Iike the XT3 with money spent on a good lens & gimbal is probably the better route. I already own an a6400 so I’m used to no IBIS, but I do own lenses image stabilization. I just want better video codecs the camera has to offer, and I know how much people rave about Fuji colors.
I would look at the X-S10, it has IBIS and most of the video specs of the XT3/4. Also look at the X-T30, these might be better starter cameras to test the Fuji experience.
@@markwiemels Actually ended up getting the XT4! And I love it
@@cj64films Yah, I have the X-T4 and love it too.
hi, do you think ibis is important for photography? Im thinking in buying a gimbal for video and copping the a6400 instead of a6600 but using a gimbal for photography is kinda weird and uncomfortable
No, it is not.
How would you compare the autofocus on the XT4 vs the M6 MK II? I'm deciding between the X-S10 & the M6 MK II.
M6 is better for sure. Fujifilm is known for poor autofocus in video, but it's suppose to be very good in photo, some report it as being one of the very best, but I find the M6 to have better Video and Photo autofocus.
@@markwiemels Is the electronic stabilization on the M6 close enough to the IBIS on the Fuji.
@@jof1954 That would be a good one to compare. It would probably depend on the situation, but the M6 digital IS is excellent.
I would say yes, it's close.
@@markwiemels Thanks!
What's up with the background music?
Yeah ibis is better. Strap on a prime lens anf go to town at blue hour and night
In the IBIS testing shots, it wasn’t clear which were using a lens that also has stabilization, and which had a lens without that. Could you clarify plz?
All the zooms have IS, the primes (one focal length) do not.
I still want IBIS for low light pictures such as in a museum. Want to use lower ISO and no tripod. Not interested in video
IBIS has helped me due to having a tremor which makes shooting shutter speeds of 1/fl sometimes hit and miss. X-S10 has really helped me (like an X-T40)
I'm with you, same issues, I use to have the most steady hands around.
you need more batteries though on the xt3.
Three years have gone by and this video is still so relevant. Thank you so much for the depth of your analysis and ammount of work put into it. I would like to hear a bit more on the impact of IBIS on low light photography as I really love night street photography. I currently own a X-E2 and am suffering to choose between X-T3 or X-T4. Not sure if going from X-E2 to X-T3 would be a big jump in quality for low light. I am not interested at all in video, for that my smartphone is enough. Thoughts?
Hey sir, thanks for this video. What about the new XS10. Despite the looks (which I do not like), seems to be theXT3 on steroids with all the needs an amateur could need.
Yes, I’m a big fan of that camera. Basically with the X-S10 you loose weather sealing and 4K 60 FPS, but you gain IBIS. I actually think the X-S10 would have been a better camera for me, I never shoot in bad weather and seldom use 60fps in 4K, but I could really use the IBIS.
@@markwiemels Thats the thing. It fits what I do perfectly too. I do not need dual card redundancy, nor weather sealing.
The only downside is the looks, I really prefer the XT's.
@@bronzepodcast if you’re not doing video I would consider a used X-H1, but for video you need the new cameras, it was big step up in video quality.
Overall how are you finding the m43 world compared to the M50 bud? I'm very much considering an xt-4 / Lumix g9 as an upgrade .. buttt I do find myself shooting a lot of low light which worries me a bit (and sends me toward FF with considering the lumix S5 instead..)
Excellent review! "If you put both on a tripode and shoot a movie or a video it will be exactly the same, you will not be able to tell any difference" That is all I need to hear to get the XT3, dont care about flipy screen, IBIS or 200fps, do care about 500$ saving which can get me a beautiful XF Prime lens... (and extra batteries!)
Thanks! Yep! 100% Enjoy. The Fuji Lenses are crazy good, once of the main reasons I bought into the camera system.
I was thinking the same when I bought the XT3. I was wrong. Handheld is so liberating.
Actuaythe xt4 handling the noise better.
your background song made me pet my dog, hold him on my lap, and learn something at the same time
ya, disappointed with the xt4 screen dam, i do videos, and the xt3 tilt screen works way better
Does IBIS crop? I notice the clips with the same focal length differ.
Unfortunately the only prime lenses with stabilization that Fuji makes are the 80 and 200mm lenses, which are very expensive.
I shoot mainly street and ice hockey photographs. No IBIS required here 😎
You can buy a 3rd party grip for the xt3 for $30+$10 shipping.
hi i dont shoot video im a still photographer mainly street photographey..i got the x-h1 but battery life is bad like 200 shots and if per battery...how is the battery life on x-t3 please?thank u..awesome video
Yes, its way better than the X-H1. Same batters, but the X-T3 does't have to operate the IBIS and is more efficient overall.
@@markwiemels thanx kindly
The separate PATONA dual battery charger for X-T4 costs 20 dollars..
Why the god awful music, I want to concentrate on what you have to say... Anyway, have liked and subscribed. 🙂
Yah, I don’t use music in the videos anymore. Sorry.
If you have to get 3 more batteries, a wider lens, and a gimble, you are not saving any money with the X-T3. Unless you buy it used.
No, and it’s far less convenient.
Thanks for the video Mark - nice job.
I own an XT3 and carrying an extra couple of batteries is no biggie.
My movie settings never get lost - switching back & forth to stills.
Using a gimbal normally (this would even be needed with IBIS), as you've noted. Gimbals are needed to video.
IBIS is more useful for low light stills, of course.
IBIS is great marketing & sells many more cameras too.
The flippy screen is over-rated since I can make changes in post and I generally know already what my lens sees during a vlog. I see you did a great job too with your vlog, without the flippy screen. I've tried the mirrors but even then I don't really need that either.
Despite my bias, I think the XT3 is a much better deal, especially now since the price is reduced with the introduction of the XT4, as you've noted.
I do however need a larger grip so a simple add on Small Rig piece is OK.
The firmware upgrades (now 4.1) also reduces the need to buy newer hardware.
Question: should I disable the OIS in my 18-55 with gimbal usage? I'll try and see if this helps or hinders.
Keep up the videos and thanks again.
Thanks. Lena IS is a mixed bag with gimbals, I find in most setups it helps, but you really need to test it and take it lens by lens, it can even vary between gimbals.
Wow that's a lot of lens 🙌🏻👌🏻
stills only shooter, going for x-s10 from x-t30 because of IBIS, weight + nice grip
You will be very happy with that camera!
If you need ibis in hindsight get an inexpensive gimbal. Should be less than the 500.00 price difference.
Yes, that's an option for sure.
nice video tho, but the backgroundmusic is annoying
Thanks, yes, this was shot during my annoying background music phase.
Great comparison video 👍 How long the battery last on Xt3 when shooting 4K 60, I mean real life not on paper? Thanks.
This would be a wild guess, based on some experience, but not tested… maybe an hour, but I would encourage you to find someone that has actually tested it.
Very good detailed analysis. Thank you for the efforts!
I have always said except ibis and flippy screen no differences in results in stills and videos !!! other things are cosmetic and marketing only !! so i keep my upgraded xt3
nice video and info. but i cant with the music. the music makes it hard to understand what your saying due to being to high.
Thanks for the insight, yes I have learned this, I don’t use music most of the time now.
Hello Mark. I have just bought a Fujifilm X-S10 and was scouring youtube for info about IBIS when I came across your channel. I would just like to say your video is well presented. Regards, Jeff (PS were you in Australia when you got the cockatoo sitting in the eucalyptus tree?)
Yes, Australia. Enjoy the x-s10, awesome camera.
For a RUclips studio camera, would the upgrade to the x4 really make a difference?
Thanks
If it’s on a tripod, no, not all all. I shoot an xt4 and xt3 for my YT videos and the image is identical.
Why do colours and field of view change between IBIS and NO IBIS?
Different Cameras, different processing.
@@markwiemels Oops missed that
i dont recall - does the XT3 have a duo native iso like the XT4 having the 2nd native cleaner ISO as 2000 for better low light video recording?
Yes, my understating is that it does.
Thank you for your concise and informative comparison. Excellent presentation. I AM IN THE PROCESS OF CONSIDERING A MOVE UP from A XT3 to XT 4…..THE LACK OF CHARGER IS HUGE…what wher they thinking???….but the IBIS still makes it worthwhile for me.. Thank you again.Rustyironmike
I know. They have now taken the charger out of the X-T3 package as well. You can buy one for the X-T4, I think its about $60-$80.
I'm really hoping an X-T40 with ibis and new IQ setting and film simulations... Seems it will never come to reality...
Yes, I think the X-S10 is taking up that slot. Would be great to see an X-T40 with IBIS.
@@markwiemels yes, sadly the X-S10 is very ugly and nothing "fuji look"... 😂 😂 😂
it was quite helpful !! Thanks a lot. I have a Xt-3 and I’m very happy. I have a question : considering a purchase of a second body, and considering that I’m going to buy a gimble, would you consider a HS-1 or another xt-3 ? both xt-3 and hs-1 are more budget than xt-4, therefore I was thinking that perhaps, I could use the hs-1 as hand.e and mount the xt3 on a gimble for shooting video, and I could use the hs-1 with ibis either for photo and handle video, in case needed. What do you think ? thx
X-H1 4k video is softer, cropped, and won’t match the x-t3, I would get another x-t3 or and x-s10.
thanks very much for telling me what I don't need! That not only saved me a lot of money but also much time spent on youtube..
Good to hear.
I will only do photography as a hobby which one should i buy
Xt3 is more than enough. Same sensor, same images.
for videography and film which is worth? XS10 or Xt3 this are only my budget range xt4 are expensive. Please guide planning to buy but I dont know which one both are good cameras.
Yes, x-s10 has ibis, x-t3 has 4k 60fps, 10 bit video, and weather proofing. Basically need to pick between those features, I would probably go with the x-s10.
@@markwiemels ohh. but you said in this video if ibis is on when using a gimbal it would be ruin the video? i came from
dslr user and want to upgrade.😉
Hi Mark, I’m looking to buy my first camera. I was looking these 2 cameras specifically. Which one do you recommend for first time users, who doesn’t care about the technicality yet? Thanks
If it's within your budget, I would buy the XT-4. I sold my XT-3 and bought the XT-4. They have mostly the same controls and menus, so one is not easier to use than the other.
A great and informative video. Thank you
Sounds like you could have kept the XH-1 and gotten everything you wanted, including money in your pocket.
I did consider that, the autofocus wasn’t quite up to the X-T3 and the 4K video (my main use), was slightly cropped and a bit softer... but it was a close decision. X-H1 is an amazing camera, feels better in the hand than the X-T3 or 4. I’m hopeful there will be an X-H2.
The X-T4 would have been a dream and would have paid the 500 extra,
IF THE IBIS WASN'T SO "WARPish" IN THE CORNERS!
That alone is a deal-breaker for me - it looks like someone slapped
a random heavy stabilization in post without even checking to see how it looks!
So amateurish.
But, it is clearly that this is the 1st "IBIS" gen for Fujifilm, so I am gonna wait for 2nd gen.
Hopefully they will improve this.
It's really only like that on the very wide lenses. Also need to disable the digital IS.
@@markwiemels Ok. Thanks.
hi is ibis still better even with a gimbal
No.
I used the 90F2 for video few months ago....I wont call it a video lens. I did a manual focus pull and that lens had this weird, staggered focus shift. I didn't try it with the 35mm.
Cool video, thanks for the details. For me the X-T3 seems a good bet for video considering that I am used to rigging cine camera's up and using weight and a top handle to stabilise.
I had that same stepping issue with another Fuji lens the other day, can’t recall which one, but yes, really made focus pulls impossible.
Great, Thanks a lot!!!
which one is better fuji xs10 or xt3?
Hard one. Do lots of research, it's a personal choice based on the features you want.
Great effort, i am in the same position to decide between X-S10 and X-T30 II or X-E4. I am not a pro. I and planning to only but two prime lens only.
Background: I want to keep a small mobile setup almost like an alternative to smartphone that does not take more space hence the idea to stick with tiny primes. As you can see I would like to do both photos and maybe occasional small video clips during travel.
Having said that, I am still confused.
Don't buy the X-E4, it's the worst fuji that I ever owned, terrible ergonomics.
Thanks for the advice. Yes I agree with that. Now it is between X-T30 II and X-S10. Still unable to make up my mind whether i can manage without IBIS. I am coming from Pentax where all of their bodies have IS. Having said that I AM night an expert in photography. Still a novice.
If you are sticking with primes, and want to shoot video with them, you really do need the IBIS. For photos, the x-t30 would be great, and probably my preference, as it’s got the Fuji cool-factor.
@@markwiemels Thanks for the reply. So you think i can manage low light shots without issue with X-T30 II alongwith the primes.
Thanks!
Incredible video. Really helpful!
Thanks.
As a still photographer, I notice low light is a problem with prime lens on my XT-20 (which is basically the same sensor as the XT-3). The OIS XF-18-55 lets me do urban night photography that isn't blurred. I do wonder how the X-T4's IBIS with a prime zoom compares to low light still photography.
It will make a very very noticeable difference. I have seen sharp example taken down to 1/2 second hand held, some people say they have even got away with 1 second exposures.
IBIS makes a huge difference for low light despite what other channels and forums say. I can get away with 1/30 second on an 85mm lens but I've got a slightly shaky hand. When I had the X-T20 I had to follow the focal length doubled rule.
X-T20 sensor isn’t close to the X-T3.
That’s actually not the case, when it comes to photos, in a blind test, you can’t even tell the difference. The biggest difference is in video, and that’s really about how the camera processes the image, but in photography there really is little to no difference in the output.
@@markwiemels oh that’s different. I was meaning in terms of the sensor like PDAF points / readout speeds etc etc.
Xt4 only if you make money of it, for others xt3 enough
Very useful info. Thanks!
Thanks!
Great review, mate! Subscribed! 👍
Much appreciated!
Besides the IBIS review (which was great!), what really called my attention was the difference in contrast (and/or dynamic range) between the two cameras! The X-T3 much more contrasty, with blowing whites and shades. Could the settings have been too different between the two cameras or is it the different technology?
Note: IBIS example was from an X-H1, which I did outline in the video. X-H1 and X-T4 have similar IBIS, image quality on the X-T3 and X-T4 is exactly the same.
My Camera Bag But what is the real IQ difference between XH1 and XT3?
Totally different sensors, imagine processing, autofocus systems. It’s a big difference, especially in 4K video, maybe less so for photos.
@@markwiemels Yeah, I was kind of impressed that it looked so much better on the XH1. I thought sensors were pretty similar. Kind of makes you consider the XH1 over the XT4, coming from a XT2 and wanting to shoot video...
Wow. That’s really interesting, I thought the X-H1 image lacked detail in 4K. You can get some pretty good prices on them used, and they are better built than the X-T3 or 4. In the hand it is one of the best cameras I have even handled.
I’m afraid to buy the XT3 and then they turn around and announce the xt5 ..would you suggest waiting?
Do you think the XT5 will come out this year ?
I’m not flooded with money and have been saving every penny to get this camera with the
35mm 1.4 ( Lens ) for street photography .
Also is the XT3 significantly smaller than the XT4 or do they basically feel the same .. I held the XT4 and loved the way it felt in my hands .. I have bigger hands ..and I love the look of a bigger old school camera
( I currently don’t own a camera ) I have some skills and like the X serious of cameras ..I’m stuck with choosing with Xt3 or XT4 ..I really don’t like the flippy screen on the xt4… I love the XT3 screen I wish they did the XT4 screen like the XT100 that screen is beautiful plus the..I love the fact that the XT4 has iBs ( sorry if I’m doing the wrong abbreviations) … any advice you would recommend I do ?
I would just buy the xt3, there will be a new Fuji camera this year, but the rumour is it will cost $2500, possibly more. The xt3 is an amazing camera for the money, a new release camera won’t change that fact.
@@markwiemels thank you so much for you advise
@@markwiemels I found an XT3 ( used on Amazon ) for $900 would you suggest getting that?
What’s your thoughts on used cameras ?
@@cainechildress1567 I buy used cameras, but you really need to do your research and make up your own mind. I look for a good return policy, and if there is any warranty coverage. Fuji cameras are pretty reliable, so tend to be ok to buy used.