Fujifilm has a new mirrorless digital camera, and if you insist on style and extreme-portability to go along with your pocket-friendly shooting, the Fujifilm X
Fujifilm has a new mirrorless digital camera, and if you insist on style and extreme-portability to go along with your pocket-friendly shooting, the Fujifilm X-E4 may fit the bill. Latest in the X Series, it pairs retro looks with Fujifilm’s latest 4th generation 26.1-megapixel X-Trans CMOS 4 sensor. That’s the same sensor as found in well-received models like the X-T, X-Pro3, and X-S10, and it’s paired here with the X-Processor 4. The result, Fujifilm says, is that the X-E4 can get an AF lock in 0.02 seconds courtesy of its on-sensor phase detection pixels. AF tracking is included too, with Face and Eye Detection AF modes. It’ll also work in low light, the company says, up to -7.0 EV – or near-darkness – though exactly how proficient it is will also depend on the lens attached. The X-E4 can shoot full-resolution stills at 8 fps with the mechanical shutter,20 fps with the electronic shutter, or at 30 fps with both the electronic shutter and a 1.
