Abstract: The Fujifilm X-T10 includes the best bits of last year's award-winning X-T1 at a much lower price. It has top-plate drive mode, shutter speed and exposure compensation dials, and aperture rings on most lenses. The 16-million-pixel X-Trans CMOS II sensor o...
For those looking to make the step up from a compact, or upgrade from an older CSC model, the stylish Fuji X-T10 is an excellent choice, offering impressive image quality and intuitive handling. The camera lacks the advanced video functionality of Samsun...
Beautiful, sharp and colourful pictures, Looks great, Handles superbly, Priced to thrill
Autofocus struggles with action, Video is distinctly average, 16MP won't be enough for some
Fujifilm X-T10: a great camera at any price While all gadgets are about compromise, not all compromises are equal. And while the Fujifilm X-T10 does have a few flaws, its many charms more than offset them. Compare it to the X-T1 and the pros and cons ar...
The X-T10 isn't perfect but its minor weaknesses become easy to forgive when you consider the price. This camera is a worthy successor to the X-E2, which cost £800 body-only at launch. The exposure dials will delight keen photographers, and so too will th...
Picture quality from ISO 100 to 6400, Good continuous AF, Nice electronic viewfinder, Adjustable screen, WiFi, Quality finish, Good battery life (400 shots), Digital Split Image
Complicated PASM modes, Slow startup, AF struggles to find subject in low light, Not enough video settings, Weatherproofing has been removed, No headphone output, No touchscreen, Convoluted menus
If you're looking for the very best picture quality on a budget, and you're unwilling to compromise on an electronic viewfinder, adjustable screen and swish design, then the Fujifilm X-T10 is the camera for you. You will, however, have to deal with slight...
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Published: 2015-07-28, Author: Mike , review by: pocket-lint.com
Great value prospect, top-of-line image quality (as per X-T1 big brother), build quality beyond its price point
Autofocus not as fast as some competitors, oversaturated JPEGs, viewfinder not as physically large as X-T1
As we quipped within the opening lines of this review, the X-T10's Terminator-like name actually might be entirely apt given how it shoots down most of its near-priced competitors. Its combination of retro design, quality construction, top notch ima...
The X-T10's a good midrange camera, but it's not without its shortcomings. As we've seen with cameras like the Olympus E-M10 , Panasonic G7 , and Samsung NX500 , taking your flagship and cutting features to cut costs can yield an excellent mid-range o...
Great image colour, High-quality build, Plenty of manual controls
No 4K video, Action of some controls could be better
FujiFilm X-T10: Image Quality The FujiFilm X-T10 has a 16.3-megapixel XTrans CMOS II sensor, the same as the X-T1. This is very good news, meaning it also gets you the same image quality as the X-T1. It's an APS-C sensor, and it offers the same benefits y...
Traditional control dials make shooting a pleasure, Excellent viewfinder, Compact, portable body design
Screen isn't touch-sensitive, Limited ISO range in raw, Sub-par video quality
So has Fujifilms attempt to make a cut-down version of the X-T1 been successful? Overall, Id have to say its worked pretty well. While the X-T10 obviously isnt quite as desirable as its big brother, its a sensibly considered package that fits most of...
