Why I've gone back to using Fujifilm X-T2 cameras instead of X-T4 cameras I am a primarily a wedding and portrait photographer and I have used Fujifilm cameras since the S5 Pro. When the S5 Pro came out back in 2007, it was a game changer for me and a lot of wedding photographers. Like the S3 Pro before it, it had Fujifilm's "Super CCD" sensor with S pixels and R pixels to record normal and bright details in the image. In theory it was a 6Mp camera, but it had 6Mp of normal and 6Mp of highlight pixels that were interpolated to produce what was effectively an HDR image of 12Mp. It meant that us wedding photographers could capture the detail in the bride's white dress without blowing out the whites, but without losing the detail in the groom's dark suit too. Used properly, it was a game changer. I used a pair of S5 Pros for a few years. Of course, technology was moving quickly and I used some Nikon kit after the S5 Pros until 2014 when Fujifilm launched the X-...