The Fujifilm faithful bubble with excitement whenever a new camera is released in the company's flagship X-Series line. The latest addition is the Fujifilm X-T4. It comes with improvements that Fuji shooters have been waiting for for quite some time -- but not everybody needs them.
At the cost of $1700, it's important to know if the camera is what you need, or if you're going to be more than a-okay with its predecessor, the X-T3. . thephoblographer.com
This ends on March 5th! You don't have a whole lot of time left! Right now the Fujifilm XT4 has a discount ever since the XT5 was announced. Don't need the extra scene detection AI features or 40MP? Well, the XT4 is the better choice then.
The Fujifilm XT5 was one of the hottest-selling cameras during the 2022 holiday season. And since its release, its received two firmware updates. We've incorporated our findings from these updates without our Fujifilm XT5 review.
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