FUJIFILM X-T4

Could Fujifilm’s new enthusiast mirrorless camera be the best X-series model yet?

- Rod Lawton

www.fujifilm.com £1,549 / $1,699

Since Fujifilm announced the X-T1 back in 2014, the X series of cameras for which it laid the foundations have been objects of desire among devotees of high-end mirrorless models. The marriage of advanced features and retro styling provides users with a unique photographic experience, coupled with a system of reliable technology and cutting-edge lenses.

1 The top plate is dominated by these tactile controls for changing settings retro-style.

2 Unlike its predecessors, the X-T4 features a built-in multi-shot HDR mode, which fires a burst of bracketed images and combines them in-camera for an extended but natural dynamic range

3 You can easily change between still and moving image shooting with this rotating sub-dial.

4 The touchscreen feature of the LCD makes focus adjustment easy and quick when shooting both stills and video. Combine this with touch-shutter triggering, and instant, from-the-hip shooting is possible

5 Tapping the Q menu button calls up a quick control screen for instant settings access.

6 This muti-function control stick can be used to select focus points or scroll images.

7 The X-series cameras are known for their film simulation presets, and the X-T4 features all of the usual favourites, plus a new bleach bypass type.