The Fujifilm X-T4 meets the needs of multimedia content producers. The camera is by far the most versatile APS-C camera, and if you don't take the sensor size into account you can say the most versatile camera, period. The camera features the proven 26.1 megapixel X-Trans CMOS 4 sensor in APS-C format.<\/p>\n
The Fujifilm X-T4 is capable of high-resolution recording at DCI\/UHD 4K resolution of 60 frames per second, FullHD recording at 240 frames per second, and a sensitivity ranging from 160-12800. Continuous shooting at a whopping 15 frames per second with mechanical shutter<\/strong>. The BSI design of the sensor produces less noise and brighter images. With X-Processor 4, performance and responsiveness are through the roof. The sensor design also allows the use of a hybrid autofocus system that combines 425 phase focus points with a contrast focus system for fast and accurate AF operation. On top of all this sensitivity, the camera even features a 6.5 aperture image stabilizer to reduce problems caused by camera movement.<\/p>\n Around the sensor and processor is the beloved Fuji visual and physical look. But it's been revamped in the form of a reversible screen, and refined with smaller changes. The bright 3.69 million dot viewfinder can be adjusted to suit the shooter, either to 100fps refresh rate, or weighted for resolution. The rear swivel display is a touch model with a 3\u2033 inch 1.62 million dot panel. The screen swivels in all directions and makes it easy to work at awkward angles or monitor yourself while vlogging. On the other hand, you can turn it inwards and work with the EVF alone. With a good imagination, you can almost imagine shooting with a film camera. Two UHS-II memory card slots offer file storage flexibility, and the battery has been upgraded to a high-capacity NP-W235 battery that can take 600 shots by CIPA standards. In addition, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth allow the camera to be used wirelessly.<\/p>\n