I've had my X-T4 for about 6 months now, switching from a Canon R, mostly to save weight on my shoulders ... and I can carry it all day with a sling strap and not be in pain. But what truly impressed me was the image stabilization. This is a handheld image taken with the Fuji 16-80 lens, 1/4 sec @ f/22, 16 mm.
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I've had my X-T4 for about 6 months now, switching from a Canon R, mostly to save weight on my shoulders ... and I can carry it all day with a sling strap and not be in pain. But what truly impressed me was the image stabilization. This is a handheld image taken with the Fuji 16-80 lens, 1/4 sec @ f/22, 16 mm.
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Don't get me wrong with this response, I also love my XT5. But if you are impressed with the XT4 IBIS, wait until you see the Olympus IBIS. Even on lower end models it works better than Fuji (I used to have the EP7 and could achieve lower SS).
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It's the OIS in the 16-80mm that's doing the heavy lifting, it has excellent image stabilisation, try it with your camera IS switched off and you'll see what I mean.
Unless something has changed, Image Stabilization control on Fujifilm X series cameras is all or nothing.
The lens stabilization on both my 16-80mm and 18-135mm is excellent, the ibis in the X-S10 is ok, but l'd say the lenses do better. They don't work together in the same way the excellent Olympus system ibis does unfortunately. However, l'd rather have it than not given a choice, it works pretty well on non OIS lenses down to around 1/5th second on shorter focal lengths in my experience.
