Fujifilm X-E4
26.10 Mpx, APS-C / DXProduct details
Reviews & Ratings
Switching to RAW brings improvements over JPEG, at all ISO sensitivities. At higher ISO levels, one should not denoise too much, as this will cause the finer details to be lost. In addition, Lightroom still did not seem to be the optimal converter for Fujifilm cameras.
If you like retro design and operation, the Z fc is a very good camera that achieves similar results to Fuji's X-E4 and X-T30. It is the first Nikon Z camera to be equipped with a monitor that folds out to the side. However, the older Nikon Z 50 performs minimally better in our test and costs 150 euros less according to street prices - so it gets the price tip...
- Sensor and processor are excellent
- 18 Film simulations
- Fast & precise autofocus
- Fast continuous shooting
- Ultra-compact and lightweight ...
- ... but also without a camera handle
- A lot of performance in a compact format as well as an extensive, almost unmanageable number of functions and customisation features can be found in the X-E4. It is a fitting travel companion.
- The compact dimensions of the camera can also be a disadvantage, especially for photographers with large hands. In this case, the missing grip bead is also a reason for deductions in the ergonomics rating.
The performance of the big X models packed into a compact body - that's how the Fujifilm X-E4 can be described. Although there are some sacrifices in the overall equipment and range of functions due to the housing concept and size, the quality of the images is comparable to that of the other cameras...
- Class X-Trans sensor
- Fast continuous shooting function
- Extensive video modes
- Few direct keys
- No image stabiliser
- Slow SD cards only (UHS-I)
- High-quality, compact housing
- Very good image quality up to ISO 1,600
- Extensive equipment
- Touchscreen folds up to selfie position
- Handle bridge and thumb recess missing
- Augsensor inadvertently turns the display image upside down