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Fujifilm X-E4 £799/$849

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The X-E4 is Fujifilm’s most compact interchangeable-lens camera. As the latest in the brand’s X-E series of mirrorless cameras, it has a rectangular rangefinder-like design rather than the mini DSLR-styling of the X-T series. It’s for enthusiasts who value a classic, compact design over all the bells and whistles of the X-S10 and X-T4.

This is the fourth camera in Fujifilm’s X-E series, following the design of previous versions closely, but with Fujifilm’s latest 26.1MP X-Trans sensor. This gives it a modest increase in resolution over the previous X-E3 – but the real gain is a newer generation of back-illuminated sensor design, which gives a step up in all-round image quality. It’s the same sensor used in Fujifilm’s flagship X-T4. This means the X-E4 also gets a powerful on-sensor phase-detect AF system, with 425 focus points covering the whole image area.

The X-E4

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