Always amazed at how clearly you cover camera reviews. I have now had my X-T4 for just over a week after years of shooting with Fuji and it immediately was clear to me that this is not an X-T3s as some have nick-named it but there are performance details in this new body that have surprised me. I bought it for the Ibis, battery and Classic Neg. what stands out to me is the colour rendition is far better than the T3. The dynamic range and sharpness I am achieving has made me so happy I purchased this beauty. I have been using the 16-80 since it was released on the T3 and was quite happy with it’s performance but now it has demonstrated what a fine lens this is on the T4. The already fast autofocus has got even faster and the focus acquisition is much improved. No this isn’t an X-T3s this is truly a next generation camera. Keep up the superb reviews.
The most comprehensive reviewer. Excellent as always. I've already pre-ordered this but watched both videos anyway and will no doubt come back to watch again when I have it.
I have discovered your channel during the lockdown. I watch your honest, detailed and extremely useful reviews with a great pleasure. Thank you very much for the great work you have done.
Maarten, you are not only a great reviewer but also a great example of human decency, if that make sense(I'm not a native English speaker :) ). I have learned so much and am pretty sure will learn a lot in the future. Thank you for sharing your insights on the camera I'm looking to buy and hope we all make it through this global crisis together.
Martin just received my xt4 with 16-80 lens very happy with my purchase your review style is so much more professional then many other so called experts keep up the good work greetings from London
I'm considering updating my Fujifilm X-H1 to a X-T4 when released. This is the hands-on preview that I've been waiting for. In Maarten I trust!! You are very much appreciated Sir. You always cover the camera in full with real-world example and sample. Thanks!
@@MaartenHeilbron Facts with no nonsense, complete (all the info we need to know) and non-partisan. Pros and Cons, all opinions objective constructive and not subjective. A cool smooth narrator. You are a legend.
@@MaartenHeilbron Not excessive. I view lots of Camera reviews, none are as detailed and objective as yours. Many others on RUclips have become very egotistical. You answer all of the questions I want to ask without needing to ask them. As simple as that! You provide quality and a great service.I appreciate how much work you put in to this.
Wow! What a camera, what a review!! We have plenty of time on our hands so I allowed myself the luxury of watching the whole of this Part 1. Always enjoy your reviews Maarten especially for Fuji kit, thank you for taking the time to make such a detailed review. Stay safe and let’s look forward to when we can wander around anywhere we like looking for photo opportunities. Now, Part 2!
thank you Maarten for your excellent first look at the X-T4. I'll probably upgrade from my X-T3 but not straight away. and thank you for your sentiment, may you and your family stay safe and well too :-)
I've been waiting for this video! Thank you for taking the time to craft such a detailed review. I hope to start saving up for this camera soon, but these are tough times. Praying for you and yours.
100.000 subscribers... 1) I like you 2) I like your introductions 3) I like the way your are looking at things 4) No music 5) ... and most important... you deliver content. I own a XT4 and I saw many videos... most of them seem to copy from each other and repeat things that are obvious, e.g. the XT4 has a flip screen :-) ... therefore I subscribed as well and I am looking forward to see more from you. Kind regards, Martin
You, sir, deserve way more views. Your video is just perfect! It's very informative, with no music in the background, and your voice is just excellent. It's clear and effective. I love it! _(I'm gonna watch the part 2 now)._ Congratulations, sir. You did an excellent job!
Great genuine review my friend I love the intro. I have a P 900 Nikon right now that I got a couple years back because I thought having super zoom was really cool. I think the P 900 is OK but im having a harder time shooting indoor. now I’m looking for something for my small business would you recommend the XT 4 for a somewhat beginner, Or is it an overkill and should I just stick to learning the P 900 more?
Thanks for the kind words. I'm not sure if you've exhausted the capabilities of the P900, but if you're looking for better low light performance, the larger sensor and the ability to use faster (meaning larger aperture) lenses would make the X-T4 an improvement.
Great video Maarten! I don't plan in upgrading my camera gear anytime soon since it covers my needs perfectly, but when I do, I'll make sure I check your videos to understand how that new camera works! Keep up the good work and stay safe!
@@Nimbussunshine Thanks. I can only begin to imagine the challenges there. Please say hello to my friends there (do you know Alex? Michal?) while keeping a safe distance.
I'm glad you found it too. Don't be terrified. Take it one step at a time. Have some fun shooting with all the exposure settings in auto, with single focus and wide area. While you're at that, experiment with the various film simulations.
Very happy to see you post a new video! To be honest, I was getting a little worried. You are usually pretty regular with content. Take care and all the best from fellow Canadian here in Hamilton Ontario!
You are my go to reviewer. other channels keep the reviewer's face on screen 99% of the review. You give examples and demonstrations. Let's face it, we come here for the camera, not faces.
Thanks for this video! It's nice to see a reviewer actually going into detail on things and taking his time to explain things. Wish I had the camera for myself :D
Just excellent Marteen, as usual ! Just got my xt4, and now I am learning, your video provided useful information and I got some doubts, (english-spanish translations mostly) ... but now I have a better idea of how to configure the camera. Yet I would love your advice on which focus mode would you suggest for birding photography? Thanks again for so much! Best wishes for you and your family from Uruguay.
As usual Great review Sir!!! I was waiting for this particular video...as I wanted to know your comments on this camera...but now I am also waiting for your review on canon EOS R5...as that has some great specs...Take care during this pandemic period, stay safe...
Great review/tutorial as always Maarten, glad to see that you and family are doing fine and staying healthy. This camera is very tempting (very), since I only shoot stills I really like the feature that can be set to stills or video and just have a dedicated menu for that, I prefer the tilt screen, but….., it is what it is and to be honest, I don’t believe that this camera will give me much better image quality than my X-T2 (I'm not that good LOL). On a separate note, I got the XF 16-80 about two months ago and I like it very much, it’s my go to lens when just going out for general photography, it replace my XF 18-55.
Thanks, I appreciate the kind words. I would suggest that there is not a material quality difference from the X-T2. I did like the lens (it's lighter) for stills, but still prefer the 16-55F2.8 for video.
First, thank you for your analysis and review of the Fuji XT-4. Truly excellent. You mentioned that you edited your RAW shots in Lightroom (about 3:45 into this video). I had read elsewhere that Adobe had not accommodated Fuji’s RAW coding in its products. Capture One was an intermediate step in editing the Fuji file to prepare it for loading it into Photoshop/Lightroom environment and wasn’t sure about Premier either. Was I incorrect in my understanding? I’d be extremely relieved if Fuji files can be read directly by Adobe. Keep up the good work. I’m a new subscriber! Jim
Thanks for the kind words. Although Lightroom did not support Fujifilm's X-trans sensors for a long time, it does now. Premiere One still a good choice too.
Maarten, i finally got to a point where i could trade in my XT-3 for an XT-4. My immediate thought was...i need to watch Maarten's review of this again to validate my purchase lol. Thanks so much!
Thank you so much for covering the important and more detailed features that are buried in the menu -- not sure I would've found out about those without a deep dive into the manual, but then again, even better to see them demonstrated so clearly in your review. I sold my large Canon 5D iv body, which I loved because the image quality was wonderful, but I need a camera that is easier to pack-and-go and has IBIS and a flip screen. I'm also excited about the focus bracketing but realize that it's also on the X-T3.
Thank you for another great video. I am glad you are healthy. I’ve been shooting mostly with my Ricoh GR III. I love having that little camera in my pocket. Would love you to review it.
Thanks, nice to read your words. Glad to hear you are well also. I have tried multiple times to arrange a loan with Ricoh/Pentax. Between promises made and not kept for over a year combined with intermittent ghosting I've given up.
It was, wasn't it. Thanks and I'm happy you didn't miss that I skipped over the multi-image mode or more detail on the lens (some stuff was left on the cutting room floor).
Nice review and image examples. You mentioned that the X-T4 cannot display 'highlight' warnings. That is a bit of a shame as I always like to keep a check on blown highlights prior to taking the shot.
I've been a Sony a6*** user and am seriously considering a switch to Fujifilm. My only concern is auto-focus ... I am so used to the amazing Sony auto-focus, if the Fuji isn't as good, I would have a problem switching even if the other features are better.
Not sure which A6x you're using. Certainly the recent releases (A6100, A6600) have superior autofocus, both for tracking and for face/eye detection and animal detection. If those are important to you, stick with Sony. However, beyond those specifics, Fujifilm's autofocus is fast and accurate with wide scene coverage and provides some operational flexibility in area selection (like a joystick) not offered by Sony.
Thanks for your kind words. I wasn't all that excited by the auto mode, and really preferred to do it myself - I felt that it just continuously took more images than I needed.
Thanks for the kind words. I had more to say, but it was left on the cutting room floor. I could do a whole video. It's not bad - it just (like Sony) needs more work, particularly by a user experience architect. Some of the issues I raise come from the time I spent on projects where we had the luxury of a UEA and usability testing.
Out of lockdown after 12 weeks of not leaving the house and just birds for friends in the garden to photograph and online to watch your great reviews. Fuji have always produced great colour shots twin card slot swing out screen good viewfinder loads of settings to play with however is it too late with both Sony and Canon cameras out there offering more.
Glad to see you've regained your freedom. Certainly your remarks do not apply to video, where this camera sets a standard with a number of capabilities that the competition does not meet. While some Sony, Canon (and Nikon) models may offer a different feature set, Fujifilm also has its own unique features. The X-T4 is not too late by any means.
@@MaartenHeilbron Yes shots of things that catch my eye with time running out I find getting out with a camera is good for my legs arms and mind. Video used to do the first steps of my grandchildren down my drive with a camera now I have my great grandchildren to video but now with a mobile phone how quickly time has changed.
Hello Maarten. Great videos you’re a good teacher thanks for sharing. Can I reuse my SD card from my XT2 in the xt4? Or do I need to purchase new ones? Thanks
Thank you very much for your reply! I was looking to possibly replace my 18-55 with the 16-80, but I do worry about the size and the f4. Luckily, I will be able to borrow it soon and try it on the XT4. Thanks again, all best regards from Germany.
@@900tks Good plan. I didn't mean to suggest that I didn't like it, I just like the 16-55 more. Incidentally, it's the 16-55 that's bigger and heavier.
Right, I understand that the 16-80 is between the 18-55 and the 16-55, sizewise. Thanks again for your help! My wife, too, sends her best regards-she is originally from Heilbronn :-)
Thank you for your kind words in the beginning of the video, have watched the video even while I am not going to buy a Fuji..... Now let’s watch part 2 and maybe learn something new
Maarten Heilbron Your videos about the Z6 made me buy one, love it! I watch because your way of reviewing is really pleasing and I allways pick up a thing or two that I didn’t know. Stay save, greetings from Holland 😉
@@marcelbarriel Thanks, it was a pleasure to read your kind comments. Please say hello to all my friends in the Netherlands, while keeping a safe distance. Particularly Vincent in Sneek, Caroline in Assen and Marijke in Amstelveen.
@@MaartenHeilbron Thanks a lot for ur reply Maarten. Wow, is that how much it costs these days to get a camera to focus. Such a pity. Camera Technology seems to be getting worse and selling at an unreasonably price....
@@rockyboy976 You are asking for the best - and that's it. It always comes at a price. As for "getting worse" - even Fujifilm's autofocus is so much more capable than any model released even 12 months prior - that's a completely indefensible comment. As for prices, the best has always been the most expensive.
Well it might be a good camera but you have convinced me I definitely do not need a whole lot more confusing options, which I will never use. I am pretty sure most XT4 owners will never use 75% of these settings. Still waiting for a simplified STILL camera at a reasonable price. Camera manufacturers please take note.
What? Why impose your limited view on others? Why assume that we would only use 25% -= but please reply with the list of the 75% that you don't find useful. However, many of these are one-time adjustments, made to customize the camera to your preferences. They doubtless all come as the result of Fujifilm's interactions with photographers. Camera manufacturers do take note.
Maarten 🌼🙏 Is Fujifilm XT4 good for night / astro Time-lapses ? Or for those one would need a fullframe camera ? If you have two choices Fujifilm XT4 and Panasonic Lumix S5 ..which one would you choose ?
@@MaartenHeilbron I am confused between Fujifilm XT4 and Panasonic Lumix S5. I want a camera for a solo travel filmmaker (vlog too). Astrophotography / Time-lapses are just a part of it. Not too much of it. Sir, can you please help me to decide between these two..
@@AgainstTheCompass It's your decision to make. I'd use the following factors: which fits better in your hand, which suits your wallet, which brand/style/size you prefer.
I have not done an HLG tutorial, but am thinking about adding it to my to-do list. Do you have a TV set that's capable of HLG display? Why do you think you'd like to use HLG?
@@MaartenHeilbron I just saw one video shoot HLG by Fuji X-T4 the video is so sharp and amazing. And I just bought a new X-T4 today. I search on youtube nobody has HLG setup for X-T4. I hope you coming soon with a new tutorial about HLG. Watch 4k: ruclips.net/video/sZzCGga0lLs/видео.html
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Dear Maarten Heilbron, even though I don't understand some of the camera terminology, I like your videos for their clarity in explanation. I hope I will become good at photography. I wish him to teach some of his skills to students in photography.
While I agree, in the end I preferred the manual settings for focus bracketing. Maybe if the difference required was finer - for my image 83 images was excessive.
As clear as an unmuddied stream, as clear as an azure sky in deepest summer---that's a Martin Heilbron review. Thanks so much. I'm really looking forward to getting the X-T4--B&H still insists shipping is on schedule: April 30th. I purchased mine the first five hours it was announced...but, alas, really wanted an X-H2. So, two items: are you going to do a separate video review?!? I'd love that. Second, I was remiss on not thanking you for such a great survey of Nikon lenses for the Z6/7. I only wish I could take advantage of them. But shooting only video, and that fully manual results in the focus by wire of the new lenses being...useless. But the older Nikon lenses ain't too shabby and with few exceptions they have decent MF rings. Finally, thanks for mentioning the rubber eye-cup. I was wondering if the eye cup of the X-H1/X-T3 would fit on the X-T4. Since I almost never use the LCD the Gorilla eye cup doesn't present a problem to my shooting style. My big curiosity, something NO ONE has mentioned in the reviews I've seen, is how is the IBIS with non-electronic third party lenses??? enquiring minds want to know---cause that's how I prefer shooting much of the time. I feel as you; very grateful for being in my present situation. I know so many are suffering---more from the outrageous actions of governments than from the virus----but being at home has been nothing but a joy for me. So very, very thankful to God---for everything. Even more thankful if this scourge were lifted and the personal dignities of free movement and work were restored to us.
It too me too long to get this done - I've missed you. Hope you are well. I'm going to try to get a "Best Video Settings" video done - but there are a lot of video details and samples in part two. Thanks, I do appreciate all of your kind words. Good request - don't have the lens to try that though. Thanks for the wishes, I too am waiting (somewhat impatiently) for the return of what we previously accepted as normal.
@@MaartenHeilbron well, send me your address on facebook messenger---or my personal email and I'll be happy to send you the lens and the proper adapter to test the IBIS with an 85 or 100mm Canon FD. Or, no bother. If B&H is on point I should have an XT4 soon (May 2nd??), and I'll just do a review of the IBIS for 3rd party lenses myself. I've had a LOT of experience shooting 3rd party lenses on the X-H1---I really loved shooting that camera, but the IBIS was somewhat less than successful. It was workable, but very, very limiting. So, I think I have a pretty good perspective to make the needed comparison that I'm sure would be of interest to X-H1 shooters who might consider the XT4----rather than wait for the LONG hoped for X-H2. That said, I'm sure the X-T4 is a wonderful camera, but the form factor will, I'm sure, fall short of the great form factor of the X-H1---it's just among the best ever---IMO.
Thanx for the Very detialed review as always .. Can you plz auggest me the best camera to shoot through nikon Ais prime lens kit for short films .as I am struggling to buy one Already bought all nikon lens and love the look . Lens - 20 f2.8 , 28 f2 , 35 f2 , 50f1:2 , 85 f 1:4 , 135f 2:8
I appreciate your kind words, thank you! Which camera are you currently using with your Nikon lenses? How is it failing you? What are the needs driving you to consider a new camera? In general, DSLR cameras are not very video friendly, and most mirrorless cameras, while they could use those lenses with an adapter might not be your best solution.
@@MaartenHeilbron I am an artist and and I am working on some short movie scripts. Used these lens with bmpcc 4k but can't use without tripod or gimbal bcz of stabilization issues .. so want to buy new camera for these and want to cut that extra weight .. thanx for your precious time .
It does. Up to nine exposures, using additive, average, bright and dark combination modes. Sorry, really ran out of time/space and it's my least favourite feature. Thanks for the kind words.
@@EXOVVILLARUEL I did encounter a few issues related to powering from USB, mostly with the battery grip. Yes, I expect there will be firmware updates soon - Fujifilm is one of the best (and with the smartphone app's ability to run the update for you) and most generous with providing more features.
Thanks for detailed review. ... can you please suggest which one should I buy if you compare Sony A7 ||| with fujifilms XT 4 ? I need for professional photography, mainly for wedding and events.... Please suggest... thanks in advance
I’m real torn apart deciding which camera to get. The Nikon Z6 (available with the 24-70mm and EFZ Adapter for 2099.- dollars) vs the Fujifilm X-T4 (available with 16-80mm for 2480.- Dollars). The Nikon is FF and has a good kit lens, while the X-T4 is the better Allrounder it seems.
When the pandemic is over rent both the cameras for a day or two then decide. This would definitely make sure that you have made the right decision! I hope this suggestion helps.
Your reviews are very good! Great camera but for this price I would go for the Sony A7III or Nikon Z6. The only thing I personally miss there is the rotating display ...
While I would agree that the full frame sensors in those cameras would be better for stills, there is a cost associated with that, both for the body and the lenses. However, for video (after all even 4K video is only 3840x2160 pixels) the larger sensor isn't as much of an advantage - but the HEVC codec, 400 bits data rate, F-Log and 10 bit 4:2:2 are.
@@MaartenHeilbron yes. But the very good Nikon F4 lenses, the 50mm and the (also very good) Tamrons for the Sony are in similar price ranges. If you don't need fast lenses (landscape) full frame is not that expensive. The kit-package is cheaper than the X-T4 kit (here in Europe). A Z6 with the 24-70, 50 and 14-30 is the same price as the equivalent Fuji kit. Weight also similar. Cashbacks not included. Curious how X-T4 price will envolve. But Fuji has better lens lineup of course.
Уважаемый Маартен! Ваш обзор, впрочем как всегда, подробный, наглядный и весьма лаконичный (при том, что он весьма информативен). Огромная признательность Вам, за Ваш весьма важный и полезный обзор!
Thanks for the review, as always a great job. Works for the buyers looking for info, but also the owners who wants a quick guide. I'm glaring towards Fujiland again after selling my XT3 and went in the Eos R. Great camera and a tool, but the Fuji maked me wanna go out and just shoot. Kinda hard to explain in words, but I think you understand exactly what I mean. Take care Maarten in these times , greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪
A pleasure to read your kind words, thanks. I do understand that exactly. I enjoy the physical experience of shooting with a Fujifilm camera - it's like a little puppy sitting there saying - let's go for a walk. Or - let's try those Acros settings. Please say hello to all my friends in Sweden, but be safe.
Another excellent, easy to follow review. I still have an XT20 on which the kit lens stays full time. It continues to take excellent images. Also, am very happy with my XT2. Use a variety of better? Fuji glass on this as well as the really magic Samyang f2/12 lens which is just magic. One day, may purchase a top quality 2nd hand, 16 1.4, could not justify or afford !! a new copy. However, Fuji has now moved out its once very attractive body pricing. I do not, and have no intention of doing video, no offence to those that do. Just isn't something that appeals. The XT4, for me at least, does not offer any significant improvements over my XT2, will probably purchase a good used XT3 when folks start selling these to purchase the XT4. Basically, the XT4 is just too expensive for me. Way above the very sensible price points, in real terms, of the XT20 and XT2s. Have no doubt, XTT4 buyers will love their purchases, but it is not for everyone, price wise.
Thanks for the kind words. If you are happy with the X-T2, it's not that the X-T4 is expensive, it's that you have no need for it. ruclips.net/video/eudgOBQR-O4/видео.html There are many who will find that this camera is suitably priced, who appreciate its features at that price.
I nearly always remove my glasses when shooting with the viewfinder. I realize that the thumbnail image and the scene of me holding the camera in the video (used for illustrative purposes) is misleading.
@@MaartenHeilbron I also just realized what the diopter does as well. This really helped clear it up. You mentioned the diopter but not its use so I took a guess! Not all of us newbies know every detail yet. Reviews like yours really help.
@@miguelitos Thanks, nice to know I helped - but in the case of a review (as opposed to a tutorial) I'm not really trying to explain those kinds of details.
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Always amazed at how clearly you cover camera reviews. I have now had my X-T4 for just over a week after years of shooting with Fuji and it immediately was clear to me that this is not an X-T3s as some have nick-named it but there are performance details in this new body that have surprised me. I bought it for the Ibis, battery and Classic Neg. what stands out to me is the colour rendition is far better than the T3. The dynamic range and sharpness I am achieving has made me so happy I purchased this beauty. I have been using the 16-80 since it was released on the T3 and was quite happy with it’s performance but now it has demonstrated what a fine lens this is on the T4. The already fast autofocus has got even faster and the focus acquisition is much improved. No this isn’t an X-T3s this is truly a next generation camera. Keep up the superb reviews.
Thanks for adding those thoughtful notes, appreciated. And for your kind words.
The most comprehensive reviewer. Excellent as always. I've already pre-ordered this but watched both videos anyway and will no doubt come back to watch again when I have it.
Much appreciated! Thanks for the kind words.
Always know I will be getting a honest review from yourself, thanks for taking the time to make this video under these uncertain times
Glad it was helpful! This is something I enjoy - it's just taking a little longer.
Always have the time to watch your videos, keep safe!
Thanks for your interest, your support and your kind words.
This is the best video, by far, I've seen on this camera. Very well done. Congrats.
Wow, thanks! A pleasure to read your kind words.
I have discovered your channel during the lockdown. I watch your honest, detailed and extremely useful reviews with a great pleasure. Thank you very much for the great work you have done.
Welcome, nice to meet you, thanks for joining us. Thanks for your very kind words, they are appreciated.
Complete and comprehensive, one of the best reviews on the planet
Thank you for your kind words, they are appreciated.
Another excellent and clear video, with just the right amount of detail. Many thanks
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your kind words.
Maarten, you are not only a great reviewer but also a great example of human decency, if that make sense(I'm not a native English speaker :) ). I have learned so much and am pretty sure will learn a lot in the future. Thank you for sharing your insights on the camera I'm looking to buy and hope we all make it through this global crisis together.
Thanks (and your English is excellent). It was a pleasure to read your kind words and wishes. They are appreciated.
Martin just received my xt4 with 16-80 lens very happy with my purchase your review style is so much more professional then many other so called experts keep up the good work greetings from London
Always nice to know that my vides are appreciated. Thanks. Please say hello to my friends in London - particularly Christine and Jeff.
@Joe Schmo While I agree with you, the 16-80 does have its place.
I'm considering updating my Fujifilm X-H1 to a X-T4 when released. This is the hands-on preview that I've been waiting for. In Maarten I trust!! You are very much appreciated Sir. You always cover the camera in full with real-world example and sample. Thanks!
Thanks, always nice to read that my videos are appreciated.
@@MaartenHeilbron Facts with no nonsense, complete (all the info we need to know) and non-partisan. Pros and Cons, all opinions objective constructive and not subjective. A cool smooth narrator. You are a legend.
@@MaartenHeilbron I would like to inform Fujifilm that you sold me my X-T4
Wow - while I appreciate your kind words, they do seem a little excessive.
@@MaartenHeilbron Not excessive. I view lots of Camera reviews, none are as detailed and objective as yours. Many others on RUclips have become very egotistical. You answer all of the questions I want to ask without needing to ask them. As simple as that! You provide quality and a great service.I appreciate how much work you put in to this.
Wow! What a camera, what a review!! We have plenty of time on our hands so I allowed myself the luxury of watching the whole of this Part 1. Always enjoy your reviews Maarten especially for Fuji kit, thank you for taking the time to make such a detailed review. Stay safe and let’s look forward to when we can wander around anywhere we like looking for photo opportunities. Now, Part 2!
Thanks for your kind words and wishes. I'm sure we're all looking forward to expanding our travel horizons again.
Thank you sir. I appreciated that intro. You are as genuine as it gets so you got a new sub. I just bought the X-T4.
Thanks for joining our select group, and for your kind words. Glad I could help.
You are an OG Martin. One of the greats. Appreciate the detailed reviews.
Thanks for your kind words.
I hope you and your loved ones stay healthy and well for a very long time to come. As always, absolutely fantastic and detailed review. Thanks.
Thanks so much fo the kind words and wishes, they are appreciated.
thank you Maarten for your excellent first look at the X-T4. I'll probably upgrade from my X-T3 but not straight away.
and thank you for your sentiment, may you and your family stay safe and well too :-)
Always my pleasure - and thanks for your kind words and wishes.
I've been waiting for this video! Thank you for taking the time to craft such a detailed review. I hope to start saving up for this camera soon, but these are tough times. Praying for you and yours.
Thanks for your patience and you kind words, they are appreciated.
This was so detailed!! I love it! I’m going to have to rewatch this when my XT4 arrives so I know how to set it up!! Thank you!!
Glad it was helpful! I'm always pleased to know my videos are appreciated by viewers.
100.000 subscribers... 1) I like you 2) I like your introductions 3) I like the way your are looking at things 4) No music 5) ... and most important... you deliver content. I own a XT4 and I saw many videos... most of them seem to copy from each other and repeat things that are obvious, e.g. the XT4 has a flip screen :-) ... therefore I subscribed as well and I am looking forward to see more from you. Kind regards, Martin
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Its relaxing to listen to your disposition in this troubling time. Stay healthy!
Thanks, always nice to know I can provide useful information, entertainment and relief in troubled times.
You, sir, deserve way more views. Your video is just perfect! It's very informative, with no music in the background, and your voice is just excellent. It's clear and effective. I love it! _(I'm gonna watch the part 2 now)._ Congratulations, sir. You did an excellent job!
Thanks, it was a pleasure to read your kind words, they are appreciated.
Best to you Maarten and thanks for the review!
Thanks for your kind words, and for taking the time to comment.
The only camera reviewer worth watching! Thank you Maarten!
Thanks, although I would suggest you watch others before making a decision.
Great genuine review my friend I love the intro. I have a P 900 Nikon right now that I got a couple years back because I thought having super zoom was really cool. I think the P 900 is OK but im having a harder time shooting indoor. now I’m looking for something for my small business would you recommend the XT 4 for a somewhat beginner, Or is it an overkill and should I just stick to learning the P 900 more?
Thanks for the kind words. I'm not sure if you've exhausted the capabilities of the P900, but if you're looking for better low light performance, the larger sensor and the ability to use faster (meaning larger aperture) lenses would make the X-T4 an improvement.
It’s a crime you do not have more subscriptions. You have one of the best review channels.
I appreciate your hyperbole, but I am satisfied with all of my metrics. I'm sorry that more people do not share your appreciation of my work.
Great video Maarten! I don't plan in upgrading my camera gear anytime soon since it covers my needs perfectly, but when I do, I'll make sure I check your videos to understand how that new camera works! Keep up the good work and stay safe!
Thank you, always nice to read that my viewers appreciate my videos.
I’ve been waiting on your review. Thank you!
Sorry, it took so long, it's been difficult to concentrate on stuff.
Maarten Heilbron Very understandable, I live and work in New York City.
@@Nimbussunshine Thanks. I can only begin to imagine the challenges there. Please say hello to my friends there (do you know Alex? Michal?) while keeping a safe distance.
Maarten Heilbron 😂 when I see them both I will say hello from you.
@@Nimbussunshine Appreciated, thanks!
My favorite Fujifilm reviewer! Thanks for another wonderful review Maarten!
My pleasure! I always enjoy reviewing Fujifilm models, as I'm a fan of physical controls.
I just collected mine yesterday, so happy to find your tutorial. I have so much to learn about video, not sure if I’m excited or terrified!
I'm glad you found it too. Don't be terrified. Take it one step at a time. Have some fun shooting with all the exposure settings in auto, with single focus and wide area. While you're at that, experiment with the various film simulations.
Great review. The most informative I've seen for this camera.
I appreciate that! Thanks for commenting.
Always learn something new from your vids mate. Awesome thank you.
Glad to hear that - always nice to know my videos are useful and appreciated.
My XT4 has just arrived... This is a very good 'no bullshit' video to learn from. Thank you!
Thanks. I do my best to be honest and detailed.
Very happy to see you post a new video! To be honest, I was getting a little worried. You are usually pretty regular with content. Take care and all the best from fellow Canadian here in Hamilton Ontario!
Sorry this took so long. It's a difficult time, and I've felt quite rattled. Please say hi to all my friends in Hamilton, from a safe distance.
You are my go to reviewer. other channels keep the reviewer's face on screen 99% of the review. You give examples and demonstrations. Let's face it, we come here for the camera, not faces.
That's what I thought, glad to hear your agree with my approach.
Thank you for a very detailed review. Much appreciated
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your kind words.
Thanks for this video! It's nice to see a reviewer actually going into detail on things and taking his time to explain things. Wish I had the camera for myself :D
I'm so glad to hear you appreciated all of the detail and examples, thanks for commenting.
Just excellent Marteen, as usual ! Just got my xt4, and now I am learning, your video provided useful information and I got some doubts, (english-spanish translations mostly) ... but now I have a better idea of how to configure the camera. Yet I would love your advice on which focus mode would you suggest for birding photography? Thanks again for so much! Best wishes for you and your family from Uruguay.
I imagine (not being a birder) that AF-S with a fairly small focus area would be best. If you're using burst mode, then AF-C with wide/tracking.
@@MaartenHeilbron Thank you Marteen :) Have a good weekend!
Love the two part review spot on, cant wait for my XT-4 to arrive plus grip, only been waiting nearly 3 months for it on Pre-order lol
Thanks for the kind words, always appreciated. Stay safe.
Excellent review as always. Do take care of yourself and stay safe!
Thanks, will do! You too.
Splended video ❤️ I enjoyed every second of it
Thanks, I'm so glad and I appreciate your kind words.
Nice review.. been considering the fuji xt4 for a while now. Thanks!
Always nice to know that my video are helpful, thanks for commenting.
A really good video! Thanks for it...
Glad you liked it! I do appreciate your kind words.
As usual Great review Sir!!! I was waiting for this particular video...as I wanted to know your comments on this camera...but now I am also waiting for your review on canon EOS R5...as that has some great specs...Take care during this pandemic period, stay safe...
Thanks, I appreciate your patience, your kind words and wishes. Canon has not been very responsive lately - but I do hope to review that model.
Great review/tutorial as always Maarten, glad to see that you and family are doing fine and staying healthy. This camera is very tempting (very), since I only shoot stills I really like the feature that can be set to stills or video and just have a dedicated menu for that, I prefer the tilt screen, but….., it is what it is and to be honest, I don’t believe that this camera will give me much better image quality than my X-T2 (I'm not that good LOL). On a separate note, I got the XF 16-80 about two months ago and I like it very much, it’s my go to lens when just going out for general photography, it replace my XF 18-55.
Thanks, I appreciate the kind words. I would suggest that there is not a material quality difference from the X-T2. I did like the lens (it's lighter) for stills, but still prefer the 16-55F2.8 for video.
First, thank you for your analysis and review of the Fuji XT-4. Truly excellent. You mentioned that you edited your RAW shots in Lightroom (about 3:45 into this video). I had read elsewhere that Adobe had not accommodated Fuji’s RAW coding in its products. Capture One was an intermediate step in editing the Fuji file to prepare it for loading it into Photoshop/Lightroom environment and wasn’t sure about Premier either. Was I incorrect in my understanding? I’d be extremely relieved if Fuji files can be read directly by Adobe. Keep up the good work. I’m a new subscriber! Jim
Thanks for the kind words. Although Lightroom did not support Fujifilm's X-trans sensors for a long time, it does now. Premiere One still a good choice too.
Always love your reviews since the Xt3. Now I'm saving up for xt3 as my main 2nd camera 👌
Thanks, nice to know my content is useful and appreciated.
Maarten, i finally got to a point where i could trade in my XT-3 for an XT-4. My immediate thought was...i need to watch Maarten's review of this again to validate my purchase lol. Thanks so much!
Always nice to hear that viewers appreciate my videos! Thanks for commenting
Thank you so much for covering the important and more detailed features that are buried in the menu -- not sure I would've found out about those without a deep dive into the manual, but then again, even better to see them demonstrated so clearly in your review. I sold my large Canon 5D iv body, which I loved because the image quality was wonderful, but I need a camera that is easier to pack-and-go and has IBIS and a flip screen. I'm also excited about the focus bracketing but realize that it's also on the X-T3.
Thanks for your kind words and comments. I'm glad you've found a camera that pleases you.
Thank you for another great video. I am glad you are healthy. I’ve been shooting mostly with my Ricoh GR III. I love having that little camera in my pocket. Would love you to review it.
Thanks, nice to read your words. Glad to hear you are well also. I have tried multiple times to arrange a loan with Ricoh/Pentax. Between promises made and not kept for over a year combined with intermittent ghosting I've given up.
Very good and comprehensive walk through.
It was, wasn't it. Thanks and I'm happy you didn't miss that I skipped over the multi-image mode or more detail on the lens (some stuff was left on the cutting room floor).
Nice review and image examples. You mentioned that the X-T4 cannot display 'highlight' warnings. That is a bit of a shame as I always like to keep a check on blown highlights prior to taking the shot.
Thanks for the kind words. I did not say that. It can, it's one of the display screen options.
Well done! Very detailed. Thank you.
Thanks, always nice to read kind words.
An excellent detailed review, well done.
Always nice to know my videos are appreciated, thanks for commenting.
I've been a Sony a6*** user and am seriously considering a switch to Fujifilm. My only concern is auto-focus ... I am so used to the amazing Sony auto-focus, if the Fuji isn't as good, I would have a problem switching even if the other features are better.
Not sure which A6x you're using. Certainly the recent releases (A6100, A6600) have superior autofocus, both for tracking and for face/eye detection and animal detection. If those are important to you, stick with Sony. However, beyond those specifics, Fujifilm's autofocus is fast and accurate with wide scene coverage and provides some operational flexibility in area selection (like a joystick) not offered by Sony.
Great information; thanks Maarten! I've been doing some focus stacking on my XT3 and seeing the Auto mode in the XT4 just gave me gear envy. :)
Thanks for your kind words. I wasn't all that excited by the auto mode, and really preferred to do it myself - I felt that it just continuously took more images than I needed.
I agree with most of the comments here. Your reviews are amazing !! Thanks
I appreciate that! Thanks for commenting.
Great detailed review 👍 I thought the Sony menu was a challenge this is a whole new level.
Thanks for the kind words. I had more to say, but it was left on the cutting room floor. I could do a whole video. It's not bad - it just (like Sony) needs more work, particularly by a user experience architect. Some of the issues I raise come from the time I spent on projects where we had the luxury of a UEA and usability testing.
Great review! So many other reviewers spend 95% of their time on video capabilities as though everyone is making RUclips videos.
Thanks, I appreciate your kind words. But wait, isn't everyone making RUclips videos?
Thank you, very informative!
Always my pleasure, thanks for commenting.
Thanks for your videos - hoping that you stay safe and sane!
It's always my pleasure. Thanks for your kind words and wishes.
Out of lockdown after 12 weeks of not leaving the house and just birds for friends in the garden to photograph and online to watch your great reviews. Fuji have always produced great colour shots twin card slot swing out screen good viewfinder loads of settings to play with however is it too late with both Sony and Canon cameras out there offering more.
Glad to see you've regained your freedom. Certainly your remarks do not apply to video, where this camera sets a standard with a number of capabilities that the competition does not meet.
While some Sony, Canon (and Nikon) models may offer a different feature set, Fujifilm also has its own unique features. The X-T4 is not too late by any means.
@@MaartenHeilbron Yes shots of things that catch my eye with time running out I find getting out with a camera is good for my legs arms and mind. Video used to do the first steps of my grandchildren down my drive with a camera now I have my great grandchildren to video but now with a mobile phone how quickly time has changed.
This is a pretty complete review of the XT-4 ( part 1-2 ) Thanks a lot Maarten, i am waiting for mine :-)
Thanks, always nice to hear from a viewer who appreciates my work.
Hello Maarten. Great videos you’re a good teacher thanks for sharing. Can I reuse my SD card from my XT2 in the xt4? Or do I need to purchase new ones? Thanks
Well, most likely. But if you want to record video at the fastest data rates you will probably want a faster UHSII V60 rated card.
Very, very helpful indeed, as always! I was hoping you would say something about the 16-80 also, or did I miss that? would love to hear your thoughts!
I was underwhelmed. It is smaller and lighter, but for my video purposes the 16-55F2.8 is the better lens.
Thank you very much for your reply! I was looking to possibly replace my 18-55 with the 16-80, but I do worry about the size and the f4. Luckily, I will be able to borrow it soon and try it on the XT4. Thanks again, all best regards from Germany.
@@900tks Good plan. I didn't mean to suggest that I didn't like it, I just like the 16-55 more. Incidentally, it's the 16-55 that's bigger and heavier.
Right, I understand that the 16-80 is between the 18-55 and the 16-55, sizewise. Thanks again for your help! My wife, too, sends her best regards-she is originally from Heilbronn :-)
@@900tks Always happy to help. Thanks for the greetings from Heilbronn - I should go visit.
Thank you for your kind words in the beginning of the video, have watched the video even while I am not going to buy a Fuji.....
Now let’s watch part 2 and maybe learn something new
It's nice to know that the entertainment value of my videos exceeds your interest in the product being reviewed - thanks, I appreciate that!!!
Maarten Heilbron Your videos about the Z6 made me buy one, love it!
I watch because your way of reviewing is really pleasing and I allways pick up a thing or two that I didn’t know.
Stay save, greetings from Holland 😉
@@marcelbarriel Thanks, it was a pleasure to read your kind comments. Please say hello to all my friends in the Netherlands, while keeping a safe distance. Particularly Vincent in Sneek, Caroline in Assen and Marijke in Amstelveen.
I know The Netherlands is a small country but I don’t know them 😉
@@marcelbarriel I'm sorry about that. They are nice people. :-)
Thanks a lot Maarten...great camera , great review !!
Glad you liked it! Thanks for your kind words.
You are the best reviewer on RUclips. I mean it
That's so kind of you to say, thanks for commenting.
Thank you Maarten for this review,stay safe...
I appreciate your kind words thanks very much for the kind wishes.
Hey Maarten, great video. What is a good alternative to the X-T4? Its autofocus is annoying.
Thanks for the kind words. The Sony A7 series provides better focus. ruclips.net/video/cuUYQT3YaKo/видео.html
@@MaartenHeilbron Thanks a lot for ur reply Maarten. Wow, is that how much it costs these days to get a camera to focus. Such a pity. Camera Technology seems to be getting worse and selling at an unreasonably price....
@@rockyboy976 You are asking for the best - and that's it. It always comes at a price. As for "getting worse" - even Fujifilm's autofocus is so much more capable than any model released even 12 months prior - that's a completely indefensible comment. As for prices, the best has always been the most expensive.
Well it might be a good camera but you have convinced me I definitely do not need a whole lot more confusing options, which I will never use. I am pretty sure most XT4 owners will never use 75% of these settings. Still waiting for a simplified STILL camera at a reasonable price. Camera manufacturers please take note.
What? Why impose your limited view on others? Why assume that we would only use 25% -= but please reply with the list of the 75% that you don't find useful.
However, many of these are one-time adjustments, made to customize the camera to your preferences. They doubtless all come as the result of Fujifilm's interactions with photographers. Camera manufacturers do take note.
@Joe Schmo While an interesting recommendation, it's likely not in Jan's budget.
Maarten 🌼🙏
Is Fujifilm XT4 good for night / astro Time-lapses ? Or for those one would need a fullframe camera ?
If you have two choices Fujifilm XT4 and Panasonic Lumix S5 ..which one would you choose ?
I think that the X-T4 is the more full-featured and capable model, but you're right for astro, a full frame might be best.
@@MaartenHeilbron I am confused between Fujifilm XT4 and Panasonic Lumix S5. I want a camera for a solo travel filmmaker (vlog too).
Astrophotography / Time-lapses are just a part of it. Not too much of it.
Sir, can you please help me to decide between these two..
@@AgainstTheCompass It's your decision to make. I'd use the following factors: which fits better in your hand, which suits your wallet, which brand/style/size you prefer.
I just bought X-T4. I'm new to Fujifilm. I want to learn more about the
HLG video. Can you help me and where to find the tutorial? Thanks
I have not done an HLG tutorial, but am thinking about adding it to my to-do list. Do you have a TV set that's capable of HLG display?
Why do you think you'd like to use HLG?
@@MaartenHeilbron I just saw one video shoot HLG by Fuji X-T4 the video is so sharp and amazing. And I just bought a new X-T4 today. I search on youtube nobody has HLG setup for X-T4. I hope you coming soon with a new tutorial about HLG. Watch 4k: ruclips.net/video/sZzCGga0lLs/видео.html
@@alannguyen2010 Here's my HLG video ruclips.net/video/h4TBBdLKoKM/видео.html
Thanks
Great video sir. I'll get the x-t40 as can't afford this.
Where did you find an X-T40? Of course, I've already explained that "can't afford" really means "don't need". ruclips.net/video/eudgOBQR-O4/видео.html
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Glade you are doing well. Thank you for the video as always.
Thank you too! Always a pleasure to read kind words from my viewers.
Amazingly well done. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it, always nice to read kind words from my viewers.
Dear Maarten Heilbron, even though I don't understand some of the camera terminology, I like your videos for their clarity in explanation. I hope I will become good at photography. I wish him to teach some of his skills to students in photography.
Thanks for your kind words, appreciated.
20:41 the A/B focus stacking is well-done, have been waiting for something like this to be implemented. Let's hope if becomes industry standard.
While I agree, in the end I preferred the manual settings for focus bracketing. Maybe if the difference required was finer - for my image 83 images was excessive.
I currently have the xt3..the single most important question is the auto focusing. Do you think it's a drastic improvement? Thank you.
It is not a drastic improvement.
As clear as an unmuddied stream, as clear as an azure sky in deepest summer---that's a Martin Heilbron review. Thanks so much. I'm really looking forward to getting the X-T4--B&H still insists shipping is on schedule: April 30th. I purchased mine the first five hours it was announced...but, alas, really wanted an X-H2.
So, two items: are you going to do a separate video review?!? I'd love that.
Second, I was remiss on not thanking you for such a great survey of Nikon lenses for the Z6/7. I only wish I could take advantage of them. But shooting only video, and that fully manual results in the focus by wire of the new lenses being...useless. But the older Nikon lenses ain't too shabby and with few exceptions they have decent MF rings.
Finally, thanks for mentioning the rubber eye-cup. I was wondering if the eye cup of the X-H1/X-T3 would fit on the X-T4. Since I almost never use the LCD the Gorilla eye cup doesn't present a problem to my shooting style.
My big curiosity, something NO ONE has mentioned in the reviews I've seen, is how is the IBIS with non-electronic third party lenses??? enquiring minds want to know---cause that's how I prefer shooting much of the time.
I feel as you; very grateful for being in my present situation. I know so many are suffering---more from the outrageous actions of governments than from the virus----but being at home has been nothing but a joy for me. So very, very thankful to God---for everything. Even more thankful if this scourge were lifted and the personal dignities of free movement and work were restored to us.
It too me too long to get this done - I've missed you. Hope you are well.
I'm going to try to get a "Best Video Settings" video done - but there are a lot of video details and samples in part two.
Thanks, I do appreciate all of your kind words.
Good request - don't have the lens to try that though.
Thanks for the wishes, I too am waiting (somewhat impatiently) for the return of what we previously accepted as normal.
@@MaartenHeilbron well, send me your address on facebook messenger---or my personal email and I'll be happy to send you the lens and the proper adapter to test the IBIS with an 85 or 100mm Canon FD.
Or, no bother. If B&H is on point I should have an XT4 soon (May 2nd??), and I'll just do a review of the IBIS for 3rd party lenses myself.
I've had a LOT of experience shooting 3rd party lenses on the X-H1---I really loved shooting that camera, but the IBIS was somewhat less than successful. It was workable, but very, very limiting.
So, I think I have a pretty good perspective to make the needed comparison that I'm sure would be of interest to X-H1 shooters who might consider the XT4----rather than wait for the LONG hoped for X-H2.
That said, I'm sure the X-T4 is a wonderful camera, but the form factor will, I'm sure, fall short of the great form factor of the X-H1---it's just among the best ever---IMO.
@@avarmadillo hehe. thanks for the offer. Yes, that's the one thing I love about the X-H1 - that grip is the best I've got.
great review!
Thanks! A pleasure to read your kind words.
Hi, Maarten. How is the high iso performance of xt4. example 3200 iso. what do you think xt4 high iso performance. as good as xpro3?
I would judge them to be fairly similar, as the sensor and processor are similar.
Thanx for the Very detialed review as always ..
Can you plz auggest me the best camera to shoot through nikon Ais prime lens kit for short films .as I am struggling to buy one
Already bought all nikon lens and love the look .
Lens - 20 f2.8 , 28 f2 , 35 f2 , 50f1:2 , 85 f 1:4 , 135f 2:8
I appreciate your kind words, thank you! Which camera are you currently using with your Nikon lenses? How is it failing you? What are the needs driving you to consider a new camera?
In general, DSLR cameras are not very video friendly, and most mirrorless cameras, while they could use those lenses with an adapter might not be your best solution.
@@MaartenHeilbron I am an artist and and I am working on some short movie scripts. Used these lens with bmpcc 4k but can't use without tripod or gimbal bcz of stabilization issues .. so want to buy new camera for these and want to cut that extra weight .. thanx for your precious time .
@@karangill1110 I recommend you stick with the BMPCC and buy a tripod and/or gimbal.
Thanks for the video, good health to you and all
That's very kind of you - thanks for taking the time to comment.
Hi Maarten, does the camera have a multi-exposure mode? And how many exposure can you overlay on a single frame? Stay safe! Nigel
It does. Up to nine exposures, using additive, average, bright and dark combination modes. Sorry, really ran out of time/space and it's my least favourite feature. Thanks for the kind words.
my dream aps c camera :) due to its compact size, and the video features is superb :D
Sounds like a good choice to me, there are a few small glitches, but otherwise a truly excellent camera.
@@MaartenHeilbron what do you mean sir glitches, is that their software still updating?
@@EXOVVILLARUEL I did encounter a few issues related to powering from USB, mostly with the battery grip. Yes, I expect there will be firmware updates soon - Fujifilm is one of the best (and with the smartphone app's ability to run the update for you) and most generous with providing more features.
Thanks for detailed review. ... can you please suggest which one should I buy if you compare Sony A7 ||| with fujifilms XT 4 ?
I need for professional photography, mainly for wedding and events.... Please suggest... thanks in advance
Either would be a good choice. It depends on your style of shooting, your wallet, how the camera feels in your hands as well as your brand preference.
Maarten Heilbron ... thanks again for a smart answer.. but i need your opinion... what would you do if you are thinking to buy ?
@@AmitKukkar I'd buy the Nikon Z7.
Maarten Heilbron ... thanks for your valuable suggestions 😊
Maarten Heilbron .. its costly for me but i can go for Z6 ... and as per users z6 and z7 both lack in autofocus...
I’m real torn apart deciding which camera to get. The Nikon Z6 (available with the 24-70mm and EFZ Adapter for 2099.- dollars) vs the Fujifilm X-T4 (available with 16-80mm for 2480.- Dollars). The Nikon is FF and has a good kit lens, while the X-T4 is the better Allrounder it seems.
Right, tough call. Both are excellent cameras. Which feels better in your hand? Which brand do you prefer? Which appeals to your sense of style?
I wish I was able to have all of the cameras out there haha
@@yoni3919 Really? That's a lot of batteries to charge and a lot of SD cards to backup.
When the pandemic is over rent both the cameras for a day or two then decide. This would definitely make sure that you have made the right decision! I hope this suggestion helps.
@@eeshaangauthamrao5695 Good suggestion, thanks for your comment.
Just discovered the channel ! Your videos are so interesting ! Thank you very much !
Glad you like them! It's always nice to know they're appreciated.
Best wishes to you too my friend. Stay safe and well.
Thanks, you too! Always nice to hear from my viewers.
Can you save custom WB along with the custom recipes on XT4?
Yes. That feature is now available in the custom settings.
@@MaartenHeilbron Perfect! I was thinking of getting XT30II because of that function but I prefer XT4 for it's screen and WR. Thank you
I'd prefer the X-T4 also.
Your reviews are very good! Great camera but for this price I would go for the Sony A7III or Nikon Z6. The only thing I personally miss there is the rotating display ...
While I would agree that the full frame sensors in those cameras would be better for stills, there is a cost associated with that, both for the body and the lenses.
However, for video (after all even 4K video is only 3840x2160 pixels) the larger sensor isn't as much of an advantage - but the HEVC codec, 400 bits data rate, F-Log and 10 bit 4:2:2 are.
@@MaartenHeilbron yes. But the very good Nikon F4 lenses, the 50mm and the (also very good) Tamrons for the Sony are in similar price ranges. If you don't need fast lenses (landscape) full frame is not that expensive. The kit-package is cheaper than the X-T4 kit (here in Europe). A Z6 with the 24-70, 50 and 14-30 is the same price as the equivalent Fuji kit. Weight also similar. Cashbacks not included. Curious how X-T4 price will envolve. But Fuji has better lens lineup of course.
@@patrick.771 Thanks for adding these details.
Уважаемый Маартен! Ваш обзор, впрочем как всегда, подробный, наглядный и весьма лаконичный (при том, что он весьма информативен). Огромная признательность Вам, за Ваш весьма важный и полезный обзор!
Спасибо за вашу добрую и щедрую похвалу. Всегда приятно знать, что мои видео приветствуются!
The EVF has a refresh rate of 60hz or 100hz and one of the lowest lag of any EVF on any camera.
Thanks for sharing this, where did you find this information?
Thanks for the review, as always a great job. Works for the buyers looking for info, but also the owners who wants a quick guide. I'm glaring towards Fujiland again after selling my XT3 and went in the Eos R. Great camera and a tool, but the Fuji maked me wanna go out and just shoot. Kinda hard to explain in words, but I think you understand exactly what I mean. Take care Maarten in these times , greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪
A pleasure to read your kind words, thanks. I do understand that exactly. I enjoy the physical experience of shooting with a Fujifilm camera - it's like a little puppy sitting there saying - let's go for a walk. Or - let's try those Acros settings. Please say hello to all my friends in Sweden, but be safe.
dank je wel Maarten💕 all the best for everyone in these strange times, 🙏
AUB. Strange times indeed. Thanks for the kind wishes.
Another excellent, easy to follow review.
I still have an XT20 on which the kit lens stays full time. It continues to take excellent images.
Also, am very happy with my XT2. Use a variety of better? Fuji glass on this as well as the really magic Samyang f2/12 lens which is just magic. One day, may purchase a top quality 2nd hand, 16 1.4, could not justify or afford !! a new copy.
However, Fuji has now moved out its once very attractive body pricing.
I do not, and have no intention of doing video, no offence to those that do. Just isn't something that appeals.
The XT4, for me at least, does not offer any significant improvements over my XT2, will probably purchase a good used XT3 when folks start selling these to purchase the XT4.
Basically, the XT4 is just too expensive for me.
Way above the very sensible price points, in real terms, of the XT20 and XT2s.
Have no doubt, XTT4 buyers will love their purchases, but it is not for everyone, price wise.
Thanks for the kind words. If you are happy with the X-T2, it's not that the X-T4 is expensive, it's that you have no need for it. ruclips.net/video/eudgOBQR-O4/видео.html
There are many who will find that this camera is suitably priced, who appreciate its features at that price.
excellent
Thanks for your kind word.
How do you get a clear look down the view finder with glasses I find it impossible!
I nearly always remove my glasses when shooting with the viewfinder. I realize that the thumbnail image and the scene of me holding the camera in the video (used for illustrative purposes) is misleading.
@@MaartenHeilbron I also just realized what the diopter does as well. This really helped clear it up. You mentioned the diopter but not its use so I took a guess! Not all of us newbies know every detail yet. Reviews like yours really help.
@@miguelitos Thanks, nice to know I helped - but in the case of a review (as opposed to a tutorial) I'm not really trying to explain those kinds of details.
Be safe and stay healthy you both!
Thanks. We are doing as we are told.