Fujifilm X-E4 Body - Black

This camera is what I needed. I had a FujiFilm x100s years ago and loved it, but traded up for my studio DSLR. I missed it greatly, but it was an extravagance to me because I couldn't change lenses.The E4, with the new 27mm WR lens gives me all the benefits I had in the x100s.Granted my phone is taking some good shots these days, but when you want be a real photographer, rather than a 'snapshotter,' - when you want to work your magic triangle, which means to tweak your aperture, shutter speed and ISO - and when you want to do it without carrying your 'big iron' kit - you can't be better served than with this small camera.The X-E4 with small prime lenses allows me portability, stealth and creativity. And when I throw larger X-Mount lenses on it, I can do anything that I can do with a full frame camera. This camera is now competing with my X-T2 as my favorite camera to use because the sensor and processor chip are so amazingly good. The image quality is stunning and the colors blow me away. I also shoot a lot of black and white. Fuji's black and white is an amazing experience.Yes, it is small in the hand and I think I will eventually get a grip extender, but this camera is not what anyone would call difficult to use. No, it doesn't have ISO on a physical dial like my incredible X-T2, but it does have an aperture dial, and all of the most important controls are quickly accessible with a touch of the Function button or the Drive button.When you consider Fuji's well thought out menu system, the ergonomics of the buttons, and the ability to add programmable functions, you'll realize that this camera, like most Fujis, gives you an ergonomic shooting system that can be compared to a sports car - while other cameras are more like Mack trucks. Both will get you to the same place, but why grind the gears of a behemoth when the light and nimble Fuji is such a joy to drive?

I have the 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 is small, it is bulky. Plus, this camera only cost 50 dollars more with a lens. I got it and love it. It is small and does not have the extra bulk like my XT10. It is square like a pack of cards. The picture quality in AMAZING! The pictures that I included of the lizard (cropped and unedited) are big time cropped and you can see the great picture quality.The lack of buttons are easy resolved by the 3 buttons on the top and swiping on the touch screen. I actually like using the buttons better then using all the buttons and knobs. I appreciate the simplicity.Using this camera on the streets is a joy, the focus is snappy and the camera is very light weight. The 27mm lens is sharp and renders beautiful photos (it is a bit noisy).The one thing that I don't like is the lack of grip. I use a wrist strap but I noticed yesterday when I was taking photos on the street that I felt a little fatigued holding on the the little square body. I am waiting for 3 party grips to come out because fuji's grip is too expensive. It is not horrible, I'm just used to having a little grip on my cameras.This is a great camera and I am so happy that I got it. It is actually my first new Fuji camera (I usually buy used). I originally wanted to get the Fuji x100v but think about it, for the prices of the x100v, you can get this camera with 2 great lenses... that's a bargain!!! Get it!!!

The X-E4 is my first Fujifilm camera and I am hooked. The camera is small and compact and makes a good general purpose and all around camera. With the included 27mm lens, the camera is a joy to shoot. Its hard to describe but its just fun to shoot with this camera. I have been extremely happy with my results and often get compliments on the color and look of the pictures. Lots of people compliment the camera and assume its an "old school" film camera.

It really depends on your needs.I’m a photographer and filmmaker. I have a feature film on prime. I’ve had several photos published and I do professional work for clients.So, I already own pro gear that meets my needs.But, I don’t necessarily want to take that gear everywhere, every day. I wanted a smaller camera with great image quality for more casual and personal work, and for travel.Also to have a decent camera for behind the scenes shots of my work.This camera definitely works well for that.I already own a Fuji lens and some extra batteries from a previous Fuji I owned.So purchasing this body was kinda a nobrainer.I love the simple and small form factor, leather, and minimalist look and high end feel. The photo and video quality are fantastic.