📸 Fujifilm X-E4 Body - Sleek Silver: A Perfect Blend of Style and Performance! Review

The first thing you should know is that this model does not have an IBIS. Secondly, the lens does not come with a lens hood. Throw in a grip, hot shoe cover, hood from your cash-filled bag, and you're almost floating around fourteen hundred dollars or more. There are also not enough buttons to have full control over manual settings. Eliminate players with big hands🤣

I switched from xt2 and really like this camera. Some reviews mention missing buttons etc. I don't miss any of the buttons, not even the focus mode selector. I've set the focus mode selector to swipe the screen, so it's very simple. The only thing that bothered me was that I often just pressed my thumb on the exposure compensation wheel during movement, but after I added the thumb grip, it blocks perfectly and now I never accidentally bump into it again. oh great, everything is great. it looks…

I enjoyed using the camera, but I wonder why I should pay for a hot shoe case, a protruding handle to make it easier to hold this small cube, a thumb grip as a counterbalance. $160 more when you're spending that much on a camera? It doesn't even come with a charger, just a USB cable. It's just nice for the consumer to do it. Also, no eyecup is offered and most of my work is done outdoors and I use a very small eyepiece although the meter is very visible which is great. For an additional $200 on

I had very high hopes for this camera, and in general it fulfilled them. But I have returned. Why? 1. The grip and thumb rest are really needed. That's an additional $150. The lens also really needs the lens hood and cap that comes with the lens if you buy them individually rather than as a kit. (Why Fuji, why!) That's another $20.20. With the Fuji grip, it's difficult to eject the SD card, which I do quite often after shooting to boot it into my computer, and no, I don't think it's acceptable…

I have Fuji xt10, XH1 and X10. I wanted something with the quality of my XH1 but smaller for street photography. I considered the XS10, although it's small it's bulky. Plus, this camera with a lens only costs $50 more. I received it and love it. It's small and not as clunky as my XT10. It's square, like a deck of cards. The picture quality is AMAZING! The photos of the lizard I've attached (cropped and unedited) are heavily cropped and you can see the excellent image quality. The lack of…