X-T4

Congrats, and I hope you enjoy your X-T4 as much as I've enjoyed mine. Here's some resources you may find helpful. Pal2Tech on YouTube is everything Fujifilm. Gets to the point, great tips and commentary on all issues regarding Fujifilm bodies and lenses, including third-party gear. His X-T4 Setup G

Fujifilm X-T4. It's the lenses that really make the difference though, I used both 56mm f/1.2 and the 23mm f/2 lenses on this trip.

Thanks! This is my Fujifilm X-T4 and 16mm f1.4 prime lens. My favorite fuji lens

I went from a Fuji X-T4 to a X-S10 (which I still have) to a Nikon Zf. The main things that I originally liked about Fujifilm were the recipes and colors out of the camera, plus the small f/2 lenses. The thing that struck me when I tried an Zf with the 24-120mm f/4 was how much fun it was to use. Ni

You may wanna have a quick look at a used Tamron 150-500mm F5-6.7 VC VXD for Fujifilm. Look for used on mpb. And sell the 70-300. Or Get a used 1.4x Tele converter to go with the 70-300, increasing its effective focal length to 98–420mm. And maybe upgrade your camera to the X-T4. So you effectively

The post is all over the place. Telling us too much but not telling us the important. The important takeaway from all of that information is that you do not edit your raw files, which to be completely honest, is at the very minimum 50% of how the resulting image looks nowadays. If you never edit, Fu

I bought a better camera back in 2019. I upgraded from a Nikon D5600 to a Fujifilm XT4. One of my reasons was for better video and teh XT4 was highly recommended at the time as a great hybrid camera. There was all the other regular reason too like autofocus and dynamic range too. If you are upgradin

I think it depends a bit what you are wanting to do. If you want to get photos of birds or other wildlife to help you ID them or review them later, you won’t need as much gear as if you want to get really high quality, beautiful pictures of birds that are nice enough to print out and hang on your wa

I have that same mount and I use it on the exterior of cars pretty often, sometimes going up to 45mph. I personally have not had it drift as you describe. However I also have what I imagine is a much lighter set up with Fujifilm X-T4, smaller lens, and no additional accessories on the body. I sugges

Stacking 500 pictures into one stunning startrail capture in the northern hemisphere. I tried to frame this without a linear horizon and rather embed it with a frame of leaves, could have moved a bit to the left to include Polaris. EXIF f/4 20sec ISO 640 Fujifilm X-T4 / XF 10-24 @ 10mm What are your