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Fujfilm X-T4 Mirrorless Digital Camera XF16-80mm Lens Kit - Silver

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Condition
Used - Very Good
Color
Silver
Style
w/ XF16-80mm Lens
Model
X-T4 XF16-80mm Kit - Silver
Screen size
3 in
Weight
1.8 lb
Compatible Mountings
Fujifilm X
Warranty
1 yr Manufacturer
Works with
Fujifilm X-mount cameras

Features 4

  • Putting Stability in Your Hands: A huge part of creating great photos or videos is making sure you are in the right place at the right time and that often means making handheld images to get to the heart of the action. X-T4s state-of-the-art, five-axis In-Body Image Stabilization (IBIS) provides up to 6.5 stops of image stabilization to make sure that, even in the midst of all the excitement, your images remain steady and sharp. Combine this with the new four-axis Digital Image Stabilizer, and you have lots of room to maneuver.
  • Performance You Can Rely On: For any serious image maker, having a tool that can be relied upon to perform flawlessly whenever it is required is extremely important. For this reason, X-T4 features a newly developed mechanical shutter that is the fastest and most robust in the history of the X Series. Not only can it make images at 15 frames per second, but it is also rated for 300,000 actuations2. When you combine this with its larger capacity battery that is capable of up to 600 frames per charge2, X-T4 has the power and the durability to give you the peace of mind that youll never miss the perfect opportunity.
  • When Your Story Needs Movement: The modern image maker is blurring the lines between photography and videography, and X-T4 has been designed to celebrate this new generation of hybrid creativity. With the simple flick of a switch, movie mode is activated, meaning X-T4 is capable of recording both professional-level DCI 4K/60p and Full HD/240p super slow-motion video. It is also possible to record F-Log footage in 10-bit color, straight to the card. Whats more, the innovative AF-C subject tracking works in low-light conditions down to -6EV and the cameras use of a new, high capacity battery lets you push your creative limits.
  • Powerful Image Manipulation Made Easy: For over 85 years, Fujifilm has produced photographic films that have been used by some of the worlds best-known moviemakers to create some of the worlds most successful movies. This legendary reputation in color science is celebrated with their hugely popular selection of Film Simulations, which digitize some of the industrys most iconic films and puts them right at your fingertips. X-T4 introduces ETERNA Bleach Bypass, the newest addition to this much-loved collection of film simulation modes available in the X Series product line, which creates a beautiful de-saturated, high-contrast look that any image-maker will find irresistible.

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Chase your creativity as far as it wants to go with FUJIFILM X-T4. This powerful image-making tool offers professional photo and video functionality that can be quickly and easily accessed at the flick of a switch. X-T4 offers five-axis In-Body Image Stabilization, autofocus sensitivity down to -6EV, and Full HD/240p super slow-motion video recording. It also provides improved AF tracking performance and enhanced battery life compared to X-T3, along with a new mechanical shutter that is capable of making images at 15 frames per second and 300,000 actuations. High-resolution movie footage can be made at DCI 4K/60p in 10-bit color, while the addition of a newly designed optional Vertical Battery Grip uses two extra batteries to provide nearly 2,000 still frames before needing to recharge. X-T4 is the ultimate camera for hybrid image makers who want the versatility to make the most of their creativity.

Specs 94

Compatible Mountings Fujifilm X
Aspect Ratio 1:1
Photo Sensor Technology CMOS
Supported File Format JPEG, Raw, TIFF
Image Stabilization Sensor-shift
Maximum Focal Length 8 centimeters
Optical Zoom 5
Maximum Aperture 4 f-stop

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Awesome camera
Color: Black Style: w/ XF16-80mm Lens
Now that I have had time to really run this camera through it's "paces", I have found that it takes the best pictures (in terms of focus and color accuracy) that I have ever seen in a non-cinema camera. Most professional photographers take the SD cards out and use a card reader to import the pictures and video into a computer. It will also send your data to your phone but plugging it into a computer and downloading the data that way is problematic at best. Other than that one minor problem, I highly recommend this camera! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2020 by Doc Jim
Camera for an Old Timer
Color: Black Style: w/ XF16-80mm Lens
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Added 09-18-2020. The cameras allows the user to build a user unique menu under "My Menu" and assign a function key to launch the menu. So far I have added film emulsion, shutter delay timer, photometry and a few odds and ends to my menu. I recommend this camera without hesitation. I shoot stills. Read other reviews for video. I have photographed using film for years. The main reason I bought this camera is because I can choose the film effect then shoot the scene. With other cameras, I had to do all that work in post. It is more affordable than other brands. The body is made (or assembled) in China and the lens is made (or assembled) in the Philippines. I use B&W and classic chrome film effect the most. The CC (with little tweak) closely resembles the Kodachrome emulsion of the old days. There are a few other film emulations that one can select in the camera menu. No Moire fringing noticed so far. Maybe RGB pixel orientation geometry makes the fringes fall below the dynamic range of the picture. Power up is less than half a second. The battery charger in the kit is for in-camera charging. The charger is a 5V/3A plug in wall adapter with USB C connector. The cord is USB C to USB C. The camera can also charge from a laptop USB adapter with a type A to type C cable. Fuji also makes a cradle charger for charging 2 batteries simultaneously. Charge level display increments in 5% steps. The cradle charger uses USB C for power. The X-T4 battery is 7.2V which is different from the 9V model 126 used in a lot of other Fuji cameras. One charge and 300 shots and haven't had the need to recharge. The sensor is excellent at high and low light conditions. There is a whopping +- 6.5 stop camera shake compensation without shutter speed increase. Good for closeup, low light and street photography. It has mechanical and electronic shutters. Mechanical to electronic crossover speed is factory set. Maybe future firmware releases will allow user setting. The performance on darker scenes is excellent. I recently bought a 23mm/1.4 for indoor photography. I have set the camera to use maximum ASA 12800 for dark scenes. Surprisingly low noise at high ASA. HDR over-under exposure is decided by the camera. Bracketing can be set to +-100% to +-400%. Outdoor HDR shots of bright scenes show good balance between shadow/highlight. So far, the need for a flash is not there. All buttons on the camera can be programmed differently from factory defaults. There are 2 software that Fuji recommends. They downloaded and installed for free with purchase of this camera. There are a few downloads on Fuji website also. One download will allow you to covert the raw image stored in the camera to JPG using the processor in the camera. No need to upgrade laptop to high capacity drives or faster processors. It's possible to add light and color bias to shots. Other special effects will have to be done in post. The wireless setting will allow bluetooth as well as network connection. Although I know how to setup and use the features, but have never developed the habit for it. Read other reviews for wifi. Shutter, aperture and ASA preferred shooting is simple. Choose one, or any two, and the camera will adjust the other(s). If you have a lens with aperture ring, aperture priority is simply rotating the ring. Shutter and ASA dials are on the camera. I have noticed that while I am working to compose the shot, the aperture is opening and closing continuously ready for preview or taking the shot. I use the over-under exposure dial often. When rotated to "C" position the OU can be adjusted to +-5 stops. Everything seems to be well thought out with this camera. The learning curve is very fast if you have film photography background and know how to use manual camera overrides. I will add to this review as time goes on. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2020 by Old Jedi
What a beautiful, awesome camera!!!
Color: Silver Style: w/ XF16-80mm Lens
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This is just a review of the actual kit; what's in the box. I ordered the X-T4 (silver) with XF16-80mm F4 lens. The box contains; BEAUTIFUL X-T4 camera body 16-80mm XF zoom lens (weather resistant) Spanish and English owner's manual One NP-W235 battery USB C charging cable Wall plug USB-C to headphone jack adapter Camera strap You will only need to buy the SD card(s) to get started. This camera has 2 SD card slots, capable of UH II speeds. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2020 by Dudderz
Simply amazing, a joy to use.
Color: Silver Style: w/ XF16-80mm Lens
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I don't know how else to describe it, it's just an amazing camera that is a blast to use and shoot. It's now my on the go everywhere camera. It's also become my sports/wildlife camera due to its incredibly fast 30FPS in crop e shutter mode. I will post more to the review as I continue to use it. All the attached pictures were taken with the 16-80 f/4 kit lens. Bravo Fuji. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2020 by Batman
Seems good.
Color: Black Style: w/ XF16-80mm Lens
Very nice camera. IBIS is close to my Olympus bodies. Fast focus. Good low light. Can actually transfer an image to my phone before I die. 16-80 is nice. The corners are okay at 16 but if you want them in focus you have to focus there. I think the field is pretty curved.
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2020 by Dark Penguin
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Color: Black Style: w/ XF16-80mm Lens
This is the closest to my 1st SLR camera, A Canon A1, from the 1980's. Size wise, and feel.
Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2022 by Mario
Great little camera. You won't be disappointed.
Color: Black Style: w/ XF16-80mm Lens
Great little camera and packed with so many features. Picture quality and 4k video are amazing.
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2020 by e-Mattos
Awesome Color, great for Stills, Not so Much for Video, Is this my Dream Camera?
Color: Black Style: w/ XF16-80mm Lens
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After several years of using this camera I finally decided to write a review. The Low Light Capability was my primary concern when choosing this camera and it delivers! Bottom line is that it falls just short of being my dream camera... I primarily shoot in available light or as one famous photographer put it, "available darkness". I got frustrated with and gave up on film because nothing could deliver decent quality at ISO 3200 which is my most frequent requirement. It took a long time for digital quality to exceed film quality but this camera delivers. I have even gotten usable results at ISO 12800. Fuji is known for it's colors and this camera lives up to that reputation. It did take me quite a bit of trial and error tweaking of settings -- there are many to choose from -- but I love the results. Even in extreme lighting conditions is does a great job of rendering colors and skin tones. It's also compact and light weight compared to a full-frame camera. The IBIS stabilization is good too. I have owned several Cannon cameras and each one has promised better auto-focus than ever before and each one has done what I felt was a really poor job of auto-focus. So much so that after my last Cannon camera I decided that I would not ever be buying any more cameras from them because I couldn't trust any claims being made by Cannon. Fuji on the other hand, for the most part does an excellent job of auto-focus. I did find that eye-tracking was unusable when there were multiple subjects in the frame because focus would flip randomly between the different people, this was especially unusable when doing video. But area focus works very well in all lighting conditions. In all fairness deciding which person to focus on is a hard problem to solve. My complaint is that once it has picked someone it ought to stay with that person not randomly choose to focus on someone else, especially while doing video. However some of this could also be my lack of knowledge, this camera has so many different settings and abilities perhaps there is a way to modify this behavior that I have not figured out yet. But I found it is easier just to not use eye-tracking, the other focus methods give me what I need. I primarily bought this camera for still photography and for that purpose it delivers in spades. The low light capability, stabilization and the color rendition in particular make this my dream camera. But then I ended up doing a lot of video that I had not anticipated and that is where this camera falls down. But it is not the camera body that is the problem it is the lenses that are not suitable for video. Maybe if I sprung for a "cinema" lens $$$ things would be different. I do most of my shooting with Fujinon XC50-230mm lens because this zoom range covers about 90% of what I need (event photography) and the image quality is pretty darn good especially for the price. The problem is that Fuji conceals the fact that most of it's lenses are "Vari-Focal". If you dig around on the Fuji website you will find where they explain that lens design is a series of compromises (true) and that by creating a "Vari-Focal" lens they feel that they can deliver better image quality. The problem is that this sucks for doing video and Fuji won't tell you which lenses are NOT "Vari-Focal" but they seem to imply that most of their lenses are. What is "Vari-Focal" and why does it suck? Prior to Fuji I had not ever encountered it so it came as quite a surprise to me. When you focus a zoom lens on a subject and then you zoom the lens, with a Fixed Focus lens as you zoom the focus does not change and the subject stays in focus. This is very useful when doing manual focus of a still image because you can zoom all the way in set your focus and then pull back and re-frame and your focus will stay tack sharp. But with a "Vari-Focal" lens as you zoom the focus shifts, it does not stay constant, you must refocus at every change in zoom position. It turns out that a Fixed Focus lens is a lot harder to create which adds both to the cost and the weight, so Fuji mostly does not do that and won't tell you this either. For still photography and with auto-focus enabled you mostly won't even notice the difference. And in some situations with video and auto-focus enabled the focus will be okay as you zoom. But there are multiple scenarios when shooting video that "Vari-Focal" is simply not okay. Perhaps there are work-arounds that I have not learned yet... but I find it to be a great hindrance... one that has me wishing for something different. Another issue with the XC50-230mm lens is that it takes great effort to get it to zoom smoothly and even with that effort it is still a bit jumpy. For still photos this is a non-issue, but for video it is a huge pain. Once again I have not seen any lens reviews that tell you how smoothly a lens will zoom, you don't learn this until after you buy it. And finally it is somewhat annoying that the XT4 limits you to 29 minutes of video recording. After that it silently stops recording and if you are not paying attention to this rather critical fact you end up in a world of hurt. There are many EXCUSES for why this camera and many other cameras do this but in reality there is ZERO Technical reason for not allowing continuous recording beyond the 29 minute limit. Many people including myself solve this problem by using an external recorder. But note that when recording externally the video's auto-focus behavior changes. So in summary: I do use this camera quite a bit for video but find that it is just barely adequate for the job. Perhaps if I owned a much more expensive/different lens my opinion would be different since this is mostly a limitation of the lens and not of the body. However for still photography it is absolutely wonderful! Disclaimer: I paid full price for this camera and lenses and nobody tried to influence my opinion. I put a lot of effort into these reviews, if you found this review helpful please do click the like button. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2023 by Erik
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