Fujifilm X-E4 body

A compact mirrorless camera in the image and likeness of old film cameras, as, indeed, many of the peers of the camera in the Fujifilm X system. The front panel of the Fuji X-E4 body was made absolutely flat to make it easier to put the mirrorless camera in your pocket. There is no characteristic protruding battery handle in the camera design. The retro image of the model hides a completely modern “hardware”: a proprietary X-Trans CMOS 4 matrix paired with an X-Processor 4 image processor.

This bundle provides a high rate of fire (up to 20 fps in burst mode when using an electronic shutter), nimble operation of the autofocus system with the function of detecting faces and eyes, is responsible for video shooting. The camera initially records video in 6K resolution from the entire area of the sensor, and then converts it to 4K at 30 fps 4:2:0 8 bits on internal media or to 4K at 30 fps 4:2:2 10 bits via HDMI port.

The video sequence in FullHD-resolution mirrorless shoots with a frame rate of up to 240 fps. Convenience in handling the camera is added by rotary shutter speed and exposure compensation rings on the upper end of the body, a 3-inch touch screen on an inclined hinge, and an electronic viewfinder with 2.36 million dots. The model's wireless communications shelf includes Wi-Fi and Bluetooth adapters. On a single battery charge, the mirrorless camera can capture 380 photos. In the “Body” configuration, it is supplied without a lens.