Fujifilm X-T4 announced with in-body image stabilization and flip-out screen... It's a really retro looking camera

This is the camera that Fujifilm fans have been waiting for. Today, the company is announcing the X-T4, its latest flagship mirrorless camera. It looks very similar to the X-T3 introduced in 2018, but Fujifilm has evolved the hardware in a way that will make the fourth-generation camera an irresistible upgrade for some. One of the other main improvement areas is autofocus. Fujifilm says the X-T4 has brand-new algorithms for autofocus and is more accurate at tracking eyes and faces. They use the same 26.1-megapixel X-Trans 4 CMOS crop sensor and contain the same X Processor 4 chip. They both have 425-point phase detect autofocus that fills the entire frame.

I love in-body stablization and it was one of the reasons I bought a Sony DSLR originally as I wanted to use some of my pre-0DSLR era lenses with it.

This camera really looks amazing and authentically retro and all the modern bits are well hidden. There are a few buttons on the back but what I really like, is the flip-out screen can be reversed to show old style cover without the LCD screen at all (and would protect the screen too).

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