Fujifilm X-T4 review IN-DEPTH : Best APSC camera

My in-depth Fujifilm X-T4 review: arguably the best APSC camera to date!
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My in-depth Fujifilm X-T4 review: arguably the best APSC camera to date! Check price at B&H: bhpho.to/2Vo2UTJ // WEX: tidd.ly/c8baaed1 Buy Gordon a coffee: www.paypal.me/cameralabs Gordon's In Camera book at Amazon: amzn.to/2n61PfI / Amazon uk: amzn.to/2mBqRVZ Like Cameralabs? Get the merch: redbubble.com/people/cameralabs/shop

[@oldhollywoodbriar]

I’m a professional photog and used my XT-4 for the first time last night. I feel like I’ve taken a major step down in quality from the canon 5d. Hopefully the out of the box settings are just badly chosen by the company and I can fix this. Feels like instead of a fuji I just bought an iphone 6 camera.

[@SuperDigitalMe]

No not the best aps-c, the x-trans array sucks for fine detail. Even fuji must be admitting it because they use bayer sensors in their medium format cams. If they ditch x-trans, i would buy fuji without hesitating.

[@rbbd9735]

Sorry, without Bird/Animal Eye focus, a must have feature for action cameras, the XT3/XT4 is a NO GO!

[@kagezen]

I have watched loads of reviews about the XT-4, none of them come as close and detailed. Thank you for your time and effort!

[@cameralabs]

Thankyou, I aim to produce some of the most detailed videos out there!

[@peterscott-jones9998]

Thankyou Gordon, what an amazing review! SO much hard work and SO much knowledge, you are truly AMAZING!! PLease keep it up.

[@LiquidTurbo]

Truly awesome review! Thanks for taking the time to film and make it!

[@chriskuroda5144]

Love it! It appears to fix all the shortcomings of the X-T3.

[@cameralabs]

I felt so, crucially without losing the charm...

[@IanWilkinson]

Very impressive camera and yet another comprehensive review, thanks Gordon. I don't _need_ another camera but this one's very tempting...

[@cameralabs]

Thanks, and glad you enjoyed the review...

[@WorldofThaiFood]

We just upgraded our XT3 to the XT4 and this review helped us decide. Keep up the good work!

[@richardturnbull6333]

Hi Gordon... I've been hooked to your reviews for quite a few years now and after pondering on the fuji xt4 as a life time camera... you have just nailed my decision ...cheers...love your 2nd to none professional reviews

[@TheCoomer]

I'm glad the x-h line is still in production, love the xt4 however the size of the xh series is nice

[@danfloawe]

Have to say, thats a great and in-depth review!! Good job, answered all my questions, thanks.

[@JasonOFlaherty]

That was the perfect review of the X-T4. Exactly what I was looking for when compared to the X-T3. Well done and thanks!

[@cameralabs]

You're very welcome!

[@harshadhafees2418]

Everything one wants to know about a camera, Gordon does it how it should be done. Kudos and keep up the good work. 🖤

[@joeman5080]

AWESOME review!! Thank you!! That IBIS example when you were walking through the forest around 19:00 really showed the difference between stabilized and unstabilized footage on the XT4

[@cameralabs]

Thanks, I have a new separate vlogging video with the X-T4 if you're interested...

[@darryl_young]

Great review, Gordon. Thank you for sharing. I have an X-T4 and I agree with everything you said. I upgraded from an X-T3 not for the video features but for IBIS with photography and for the better battery. From my limited testing, I'm very impressed with it. I took a photo of the street from my balcony at just after midnight - handheld at f/2, 1/10, ISO 3200 - and it was sharp. I tried the same without IBIS and, well... it wasn't. Makes sense but it's the first time I've used IBIS so it was exciting. I can't wait to get out there properly and do some street photography. Thanks again, Gordon. Take care.

[@plcapeli75]

thanks gordon ... the best review currently on the interwebs i believe ... looking forward to other fuji reviews as they become possible cheers from nyc

[@rumporridge1]

Fantastic and thorough review. Probably the top 3-4 camera gear reviewers on KZbin IMHO.

[@SushiWithDan]

Excellent review, the best one yet. Thanks for making this.

[@jimsjourney3926]

Brilliant review as always Gordon and the camera is just gorgeous!

[@cameralabs]

Thanks!

[@PhotoGearFun]

Thanks for the great review as always. I get mine today I can't wait to get it into my hands. Cheers.

[@cameralabs]

Let me know what you think when you've used it!

[@vr3459]

Thanks for the in depth review! great to have a comparison with xt3.

[@avarmadillo]

Lovely review, Gordon. I really love my X-T4----so much I'm yet to take advantage of. Only shooting video, I don't miss full frame at all except for the convenience. My metabones FD to X mount speed booster gives me full frame and extra light when and if I need it--and PLENTY of bokeh. And love the new batteries and battery charger---worth the money, for sure. Now, I have small hands----and while the X-T4 is comfortable to hold, especially using the battery grip, I will be more excited to hear about the debut of X-H2. If it came out I'd buy it today...or even yesterday---if I could. Both had, for me, something as a video shooter I find indispensable: Cinema 4k. No cinema 4K--no purchase. I note you omitted remarking about using non-electronic lenses---that's all I shoot with. I have a set of X mount Rokinon's that are wonderful to use. And the focus peaking is the best in the business, hand's down. Combined with the ability to move the focus box and punch in ANYTIME and refocus makes the T4 a video MF shooter's dream. No one mentions this feature, but, IMO, for video and manual focus shooting it's Fuji's jewel in the crown. Using it I NEVER miss a focus pull or have to re-do a focus pull because I missed critical focus. Every camera that aspires to attract video shooters should have this feature. I loved the X-H1, image was beautiful, and body remains, IMO, unsurpassed. If it had better batteries I'd buy it again today. Alas, the X-H1 does lack the X-T4's new Vampire simulation. :-( Fortunately, not a deal breaker for me. ;-)

[@irishrover7uk]

Excellent in-depth review. I've been looking at Fuji for a long long time now and decided to jump into their eco system. Was a toss up between xt3 or this but with the extra features and battery life, an extra £200 pound was worth it. I've also paired it with the 16-80 lens. Looking forward to getting to know this new piece of equipment when it arrives... Great channel and wetted the appetite even more

[@cameralabs]

Thanks!

[@bantononabike]

Just got mine after upgrading finally from the X-T1. Shame about the lockdown. But what little I have used it for...It's an awesome leap for me!

[@madwolfa]

I still have my X-T1 and considering an upgrade. What do you think about your X-T4 after a few months? How's the build quality?

[@bantononabike]

@@madwolfa Its a fantastic camera. Only grip is that the camera does not like being having IS on when on a trip. I get very odd results. So I always turn it off when using a tripod.

[@RichardBO9]

Great review of an intriguing camera. I'm a little put off by the change in rear screen mechanisms and moving the remote shutter input. This will make using an l-bracket difficult. As always, a superb and thorough review.

[@JeffXiaoAn]

thanks for the awesome review! learnt a lot about this camera~

[@ToberMTF]

As always excellent reviews on the cameras. I only got to miss a brief comment about the sealing quality of this latest Fujifilm model. Thank you for your great contributions of information, a warm greeting from Spain and a big hug :)

[@cameralabs]

Gracias! Yes, it is weather sealed to the same degree as the XT3.

[@thatjordandrake]

Incredibly well done! Kudos Gordon!

[@cameralabs]

Thankyou Jordan! Did you also see my latest vlog test with it, as a separate video?

[@nomadscentral]

I have never watched any of your videos but after watching this video, you are already number 3 in my list of best reviewers.

[@blaspayri]

A limitation of the XT3 and the fuji X series, is the remote camera app when recording video. Wai Lam did a thorough review on the Fuji Remote Camera App, pointing to these shortcomings that make it unusable for video control (no ability to focus, freezing of the image), that make it difficult to use for instance when self-recording and trying to set the focus. I suppose they haven't updated the app for the XT4. The GH5 app, comparatively, is very complete and useful. Thank you for your review.

[@Hedgey2]

Great video, i ordered an XT4 last night having had the XT2 since it was released. Nice to see my old haunt of Brighton and the South Downs :)

[@cameralabs]

Hope you'll enjoy it, I still love the XT4

[@nikolaidante3571]

Phenomenal ibis! A clean shot at 1/5! Incredible. Gargh considering this

[@pcofranc]

First crop camera to offer good IBIS & AF. And for stills probably the most functional body controls. Great review and the summary was the grand finale.

[@TotallydubbedHD]

Hi Gordon, I really loved this review, super detailed. I'm looking for a camera that's good for still, but furthermore can do 4K 60fps, and this seems to tick all the boxes. Here are my requirements: -4K 60fps, mic jack input (this has USB-C) -Good AF, and don't want to be fiddling with manual adjustments on the lens -Sub £2k with everything -Easy enough to use for a novice - I'm no pro like yourself or most who would be getting this camera I'm currently using a Sony RX100 MK1 (yes old school), for all my videos on KZbin and still on my website. It's good, but really want to step it up a level. Would you suggest this camera over say the Panasonic Lumix DC-S5; or any other camera you can think of that will fulfil my requirements? If so, which lens kit would you suggest. Oh, and if I disable IBIS - would I still get the choppy effect you mentioned when panning - as that's important for me for B-roll footage? Thank you so much in advance!

[@reginaldoppenheimer334]

Very nice and extremely thorough presentation. I enjoy all your review videos very much. I am vested into the canon RF line but sometimes wish I would have tried my hand in Fuji, wish I could afford both.

[@prslespaul]

Owning Sony A7sii, Nikon d750 and Canon 5dmk4 over the years finally dove into Fujifilm. My xt4 arrived a few days ago and I can't say enough good things about it. I was able to figure out the menus and controls within seconds. Its by far the easiest camera I've ever had to master. I'm not sure I can ever go back to a camera without all the dedicated knobs!

[@oliverrichetti3736]

I'm thinking of doing the same, selling my A7Sii for the x-t4 or xpro3. But ibis is nice. Curious what lenses did you go with?

[@mahmud-ahsan]

Gordon thanks for the detailed review. I used to use X-T2 and XF 16-55 mm f/2.8 lens. I have a question for you. Compare to Sony a6600 with 16-55 f/2.8 combination how does it feel (X-T4 and XF 16-55 f/2.8) for long time carrying? Does it feel bulky?

[@tomslittlecorner]

As always , one of the best review out there:) Deep and alot of work behind. I just got my xt4 and what to say? Wow? Maybe thats the correct word,hehe. Fantastic camera and i am in love:)

[@madphotographer762]

Agree!

[@cameralabs]

Congrats on the camera, and glad you enjoyed the review!

[@pf4773]

Thanks for this beautiful review of a beautiful camera.

[@God_is_in_the_details]

Thanks for doing this, very helpful. If you are able, a comparison with the X-H1 would also be very helpful. thanks again

[@ScottJWaldron]

Super impressive camera. Great job on the detailed video!

[@cameralabs]

Thanks!

[@jcmc3445]

Excellent review!, really tempting, but I think I will stick with my xt3 a bit longer :), although the ibis seems great with the 16-55 mm

[@breshdigitaltv]

So Well Done. I'm waiting for my X-T4.

[@remco2777]

Helpful review! Thank you for your video!

[@cameralabs]

You're welcome!

[@osirisjackson5443]

I think I will go for this as my first camera and a beginner. Have fun with this camera and make money is the best. Peace and love from East Harlem NYC...

[@cameralabs]

Best of luck and stay well! PS - if you order online, please consider using my price checks here or at cameralabs.com thanks!

[@immortalarcade]

Great review. Thanks. Is the sensor crop for slow motion for all high frame rate speeds or just 200/240? Also the auto focus hunting seemed worse when you were in front of the lights compared to when you were walking in the woods. Were the AF settings different in these two shoots? Thanks!

[@BrendanMacWade]

2 years later and this is the second best APS-C camera, behind the FujiFilm X-H2S. Amazing.

[@kotzjohn]

Thank you for the excellent review. I changed from Nikon (D810) to an X-T2 and added an X-T3. I like much about the Fuji system but Lightroom just does not handle the raw files well. (I saw some comments below but can't find them again.) I have taken about 50,000 photos with the cameras and notice the issue, especially at higher ISO values. Yesterday I did a test by saving both the jpg and raw files and importing them into the latest version of LR. The SOOC jpg file clearly had many fewer "worms" than the raw file (at a 4:1 view). Part of my photography hobby is capturing birds, and I find that I often lose fine details, even after following various sharpening routines. I have tried Iridient and Capture 1. And even considered going back to Nikon. Any suggestions?

[@bobrose7900]

Auto focus is the only slight let down in an otherwise almost perfect camera system. No mention (?) of available lenses and ISO performance. It made a nice change for the vlog in the woods. Detail seemed to be in abundance. The very best reviews on your channel Gordon, and not to be missed.

[@cameralabs]

Thanks! I felt I'd covered lenses and ISO performance in earlier reviews and didn't want to repeat myself and make it any longer. Remember the image quality is the same as the X-T3, X100V, X-T30, and X-Pro 3.

[@briandipierro8865]

I so definitely want to get into the Fujifilm ecosystem, it's so exciting, especially with the X-T4. I mean I was considering getting a used X-T3 body and using it with my old FD lenses for talking shots but filming myself would be a bit hard without that articulating screen. (I could get that mirror that attaches to the hotshoe but that's a pain)

[@Tilburger72]

Many thanks for your great review again. Around 12:40 you mention the 100-400 lens which I also have on my XT-2. Would this lens benefit from the XT4's AF system compared with the one from my XT2? I have more un-sharp results that I would like to have with this lens. Even with high shutter speeds the lens sometimes totally miss focus.

[@sunildoshi5436]

Hi Gordon, great review. I have the X-T3 and I am a stills photographer - architecture, street, still life and landscape. I have the 18-55 kit lens and the 23 mm F2. I have really no specific need for IBIS, the X-T3 handles even slow shutter speeds with wide apertures extremely well. Should I really bother with an upgrade? Thanks.

[@nnface2023]

First of all thank you for such a detailed review thats fully understandable for someone who’s not an expert also would you recommend this (XT4) over 6600 for someone who’s looking for something easier to shoot video content (rarely on tripod)? I need something better than my G7X mk2 and easier than my bmpcc4k. Thanks.

[@Baluchishair]

Though I don't have a fujifilm camera on me but those great things are a dream to me. BTW I love your way of introducing and viewing cameras. Thanks for being there.

[@cameralabs]

Glad you like my videos!

[@johnbowyer6902]

As usual, a great review. Thankyou.

[@cameralabs]

Cheers!

[@DanielBryn]

It is a great camera, especially for full time travellers. So glad i got this one! Selling my full frame after this

[@davidharrison8948]

What full frame system you getting rid off. The ibis for stills ain’t brilliant I just sent mine back and wished I had kept my A9 😔

[@PeterEsquire]

Does the video switch maintain Fn type settings? Such as AF mode, AF points, etc. Also, does this improve the AF performance of the older Fuji primes? Thanks Gordon, you're a star!

[@KaloyanBanev]

Excellent review, Gordon!

[@cameralabs]

Thanks!

[@stevensullivan8368]

Excellent review, was on the fence between XT3 or 4. The addition of IBIS is worth the extra money.

[@samerbahgat]

As an XT3 owner I think this is a very minor upgrade, IBIS is definitely good but not a must, specially if you r using a stabilized lens, the bigger battery of course was a so much needed change, these are the 2 things for me yet not enough reasons to upgrade from the X-T3.

[@dpestlin1]

Thanks for the helpful review! Would you recommend the XT4 or the Canon EOS R for simple talking head KZbin videos. I am hoping to create a great cinematic look to the videos. Thanks!

[@skepsys]

helo. i read in a fujirumors article that the xt4 can shoot "15fps or even 30 fps with crop and completely blackout free". does that mean that the continuous bursting goes like forever (til card fills up, or battery runs out)? i mean, without stopping for the buffer thing..? im asking cuz i know cameras stop after like couple of seconds, to deal with the buffer thingy, and then u have to wait til u can do burst again.

[@pf4773]

Hi, Gordon: As always, your reviews are some of the best in the business! My main concern about the XT4, despite it's high level of functioning, has to do with the massive and inexpensive line of generic lenses (Sigma, et al) that are made for my Sony A6600. I also love the very small travel size of the A6600 that is so easy to carry when I shoot all day (while traveling). Thanks again, and thanks to Fuji for pushing all camera manufacturers.

[@HasAfzal]

That’s the only thing stopping me from switching over too! I love the Fuji colours and it’s a fantastic camera but the lenses they have to offer aren’t great and that’s what is really putting me off

[@jayfokichu]

With the new XT4, would you recommend purchasing it with the 16-80 or the 18-55?!

[@iMax1890]

Fantastic review Gordon! Quite amazing for this high-end camera! I’m looking forward to changing from DSRL to mirrorless systems and truly considering this body with the 100-400 mm lens. All I do is wildlife photography, it’s my passion. Would you recommend this combo? The Sony A9 + 200-600 mm is quite expensive =S What are your thoughts about it? Thanks in advance!

[@cameralabs]

It would work well for wildlife with the 100-400mm, but then so would the Olympus OMD EM1 II (or III) with the Lumix 100-400mm. PS - if you end up ordering online, please consider going through my links here or at cameralabs.com thanks!

[@Vikingdescendent]

Well done review! 1:56 mark. This option already exists on the X T3, but the feature is accessed differently.

[@cameralabs]

Thanks, and yes, the ability to access 15 mins via T is on most of the X-series bodies, it;'s one of my favourite features about them and I try to mention it in every review.

[@Ryezn5057]

Great review. Love this camera....the price is high but expected.

[@IntersexGamer]

Another great review Gordon. Ive been watching your videos since the olympus e520 video. I like the xt4 really everything about it but fuji just will not let go of that 2.5mm remote socket. I have to wonder are they just being stubborn about it or is there perhaps something you can do with a 2.5mm remote that you cant by just simply adapting a 2.5mm to 3.5mm? Im by no means an expert but I dont see what could be lost in letting people have bative 3.5mm headphone and mic jacks while just adapting any 2.5mm remote to 3.5mm with a simple adapter. I mean I use a remote much less than I would headphones and even then the fujis have the ability to use a screw in shutter release on the shutter button which more than fills my needs. Im just at a loss there its like how apple has been for the longest time with proprietary ports. Are they just being stubborn or is there something they know that I dont?

[@epicon6]

The X-T3 is an absolute steal right now. I got the X-T3+16-55 2.8WR for a total of 2000€. I used a 1DX+24-70 2.8L II and upgrading to the 1DX III would have cost 8000€ so i decided to go with the X-T3

[@MariNate1016]

Mine’s just come in. So excited, loving it already. Just wish I had someone to help me put this damn camera strap on lol.

[@MichaelJRudolph]

How did you get it so early?

[@MalteAaronVeh]

Wonderful review, thanks so much! After watching this, i think i will wait for the EOS R6 as the IBIS is quite dissapointing to me :)

[@1BigBucks1]

I'm sticking with my X-T3 but love that Fujifilm is charging forward

[@cameralabs]

The X-T3 is still fab.

[@maruwaanmoses]

Me too 👍🏻

[@Smoothblue90]

I agree. Fuji seems to have a bunch of photographers working for them who also happen to to be engineers.

[@lvminh]

Very professional one. Thanks for sharing!

[@cameralabs]

Thanks!

[@Tilburger72]

Thanks again for a great review. Because you state it's the best APSC camera to date, would the XT4 + 100-400 beat camera's like a Nikon Z6, D500 with a 200-500 in terms of AF speed and image quality (like noise)? My current XT2 cannot follow fast action like small birds with this lens.

[@jmagephotography689]

Thanks for this review. You got my sub. Cheers!

[@Gh0st0fR4zgr1z]

Brighton

[@sylviahoke7513]

Very, very informative. Thank you. !

[@andreitelenkov5775]

Bleach bypass is good for vampire movies :) Thank a lot for review, I am waiting for my X-T4, it is in the mail now. Ordered it with 2nd battery and the charger...

[@krismorey]

Excellent job Gordon

[@svamptrask913]

Thanks for the review. I don't think low light performance is mentioned. Btw, what rig/stick are you using for the vlogging in the woods?

[@cameralabs]

Just a mini tripod - not ideal. As for low light, it's the same as the last three Fujifilm cameras I reviewed, so no point going over it again.

[@VllKlNG]

Does anyone know how long it takes to charge a np-w235 battery in camera? I'm almost considering buying the external charger with a second battery, it just seems a bit of a letdown that you have to do that separately.

[@BenjaminKanarek]

Wonderful review as usual...

[@multireel7590]

Thank you for this excellent and easy to follow review! There's just one thing I'm missing (and for some reason nobody else seems to think about it too). It's the quality of the audio input. For example the signal to noise ratio, limiters, line or mic input selection and the overall sound quality. It's borderline frustrating not a single video of this camera addresses the audio quality. Is there any chance you could do a little follow up on this?

[@cameralabs]

My test sample has already been collected by Fujifilm unfortunately, but I do have another vlogging video coming soon which uses the Rode wireless go again.

[@mjstowe1]

Great review Gordon. I have my X-T4 now and want to really test the AF in video mode using different custom settings that can be changed. No doubt face detection works well but I am curious if different settings will make any difference. Also, I did not like digital stabilization at all. Seems jerky.

[@atillaburaksevil]

my friend could you try the auto focus feature?

[@sergiovargas2776]

I don’t know which one is better xt4 vs canon eos r6 or the eos r which one would you recommend me too get for my first camara

[@mrammm377]

Best camera reviews ever Gordon! Such a compelling choice for me, but not enough to switch from my current olympus system. IBIS doesn't seem that effective, at least in video mode.. Starting to think there will never be a ILC platform that beats m43 when it comes to stabilization. Incredible features this camera packs though, like the 4k fps & bitrate options

[@cameralabs]

Yep, that's the benefit of a smaller sensor - better potential IBIS.

[@damjanscepanovic]

is it possible to use this camera for streaming? over 30min? there is a webcam software from fuji

[@MariNate1016]

Mine gets in Wednesday so excited. Can’t wait. Gonna be a big change coming from a canon m50.

[@cameralabs]

What are you most looking forward to?

[@markhaygood3461]

Where did u order it from?

[@myfriendfilipe8669]

First photo that I noticed from your book is from my home town PORTO :) Nice review

[@cameralabs]

I had such a good time in Porto, especially trying out the Francesina's!

[@myfriendfilipe8669]

Good Taste :) Thanks for your nice work.

[@parmanduke]

Images and video footage was AMAZING!!!

[@cameralabs]

Thanks!

[@JohnDoe-me6vm]

Originally I thought it was a missed opportunity when I got the Xt3 months before the confirmation of the Xt4. But I'm not missing out much.

[@HasAfzal]

The only thing putting me off this camera is the lenses! What sort of choices are available to buy in terms of lenses? I know Sony and canon have a big range but I couldn’t find many for Fuji or would you have to buy lens adapters?

[@itsthejayj]

Came for the review, stayed as we evidently live in same city. Brighton ❤️

[@SuperDigitalMe]

Hi Gordon, what do you mean, a eventually x-t5 will not have x-trans anymore?

[@blaspayri]

The major drawback for video in the XT3 is that it stutters (creates irregular movement) when doing a panning, even on a fluid head tripod, and most of the time that ruins the shot, when working on a gimbal or when panning, and that comes from the sensor or the processing, which haven't changed much in the XT4. I see at 16:11 some slow and short panning movements, and when you look at it, there is some stutter, even if there are good conditions (slow movement, relatively distant subject), which makes me fear that the issue persists and that makes it unusable for me while moving the camera.

[@helmyhs5680]

Hi Gordon Laing , do u think worth enough to change my XT3 to this XT4? Thanks

[@MyVault]

I love Fuji😍😍. Nice presentation 👏👍

[@mjtravkyt]

how is the built-in audio for video? thanks!

[@MrMWhitham]

That was an excellent review 👏

[@cameralabs]

Thankyou! Hope you check out my Fujifilm lens reviews!

[@baihu4u]

Wow! I REALLY like this camera. Everything from the classic styling to SOOC film simulation processed jpegs, although I kinda think the those sweet looking analog dials might slow me down a bit. Overall I suspect that I'd be purchasing this camera primarily to shoot those gorgeous jpegs and a small 'low light' enhancement isn't a significant enough advancement over my current G9 to buy into a completely new system personally. Excellent review of the X-T4 Gordon, although it actually reminded me of just how much of great camera I have in G9. Seems the G9 and X-T4 are probably the best bang for buck available right now.

[@loOAL3XOoI]

Can someone help me, about to pull the trigger on the XT-4, but im struggling to decide which kit lense to go for. I would mostly be taking pictures of cars, do you think the 16-80mm is needed? its only roughly £150 more than the 18-55mm.

[@cameralabs]

It's a more useful range certainly