X-T4

Exactly! I normally shoot fine jpeg + RAW so I have the option to edit but using recipes helps define a shoot at the time and find a certain aesthetic in the moment. I've only had my XT4 for a few months now and I've absolutely fallen in love with the Fujifilm system.

The X-T4 Mirrorless Kit: (body + XF 18-55mm f/2.8-4) even against pricier full-frame flagships (€3000+), X-t4 IS THE Best Camera because no expensive model matches it. Other than the X-S20 which is the same with PASM instead of retro dials. I cannot insist enough on how much this camera is an actual

I recently switched over from Fujifilm (XT4) as APSC was getting a little limiting for my growing work demands in photo and video. I considered the big 3, and Nikon was the company that was showing the most ambition in the space, probably because of how far they've lagged behind the competition in e

Thank you so much. I've been doing Astro more seriously since 5 to 6 years ago, so this is kind of a culmination of that I've learner over the past few years. Altought to be honest I haven't evolved much since 2022. You can shoot the milky way with almost anything, I've done it with the phone and th

Look into Fujifilm. You‘ll get a used XT4 for under 1000€ and it will give you 4K 60fps 10bit. You won’t get the same with Sony unless spending a lot more. I‘ve been using mine professionally for years :)

Probably gonna get irresponsible with it and get a new camera and lenses. Fujifilm xt3 or xt4, most likely. Not sure if the extra 400 or so for the xt4 is worth it when I could get another lens for that much.

For sure. I'm a big fan of the Fujifilm ecosystem. I'm using an XT4 now with fuji and viltrox/sigma lenses, but I've had all XT's since the first one.

I started 2 years ago with a Fujifilm X-T5 and the Fujinon 70-300mm. Since I also had a background with old film camera I went with Fuji Mirrorless for the vintage approach. You can find the 70-300mm (which gives you an equivalent to a 100-450mm since the sensor is APS-C) pretty cheap if you look fo

Camera - Fujifilm x-t4 Lens - sg images 25mm f1.8 It's an inexpensive lens, but it's compact and good. There's some distortion

I don’t think it’s that common for prime lenses to have OIS, and if you need IBIS then just buy a camera with IBIS. Fujifilm’s strategy is to give every model the same sensor and build the features around it. You can get a lower cost Fuji camera with the same sensor as the X-T4 but with varying degr