“I'm considering this vs the Nikon z5... I'm looking for solid low light performance, should I stick with full frame?”
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The X-T4 did well in low light for a crop sensor. But you gotta make sure you have your exposure dialed in well.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Full Frame cameras will naturally perform better in low light because of the bigger sensor. However, APS-C cameras, nowadays, do very well especially if you simply use a lens that has a low aperature. Fujifilm has numerous lenses that have a f/1.2 aperature, which would be very good for low light.
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