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The Fujifilm X-T10 is a mirrorless camera with APS-C (1.5x) sensor and 16 megapixels manufactured from 2015 to 2017 (discontinued). The range of sensitivities, including ISO extension, is 200 - 6400 ISO and it has a continuous shooting (burst mode) of 8 FPS. The average price, when it has been added to the JuzaPhoto database, is 720 €;
107 users have given it an average vote of 9.3 out of 10
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Opinion:One of the best fuji cameras I've had on my hands. The X-Trans2 sensor has something that its successors (better and certainly better performing) no longer have. I bought it used in excellent condition and use it practically only with the 35mm f/2 and with a handful of manual Canon FD optics with which I think it gives its best. The machine body is quite small, but it is precisely its strong point: body +optics are little more bulky than a compact one. The manual rings and the menu system make it very simple and intuitive to use. A little uncomfortable the placement of the sdcard slot near the battery. Spectacular JPEG (especially the BW) but the RAW surprises: considering the "only" 16Mpx of the sensor still holds the comparison with much more carriageed models. Having only an optics with fuji's home AF I can not overbalance the performance of autofocus ... with the 35mm it performs well but is not at the level of subsequent models. Battery life is more than acceptable.. Moreover, as with almost all Fuji ML (and more), the cost/weight of compatible batteries makes all speech quite superfluous in my opinion.
Cons:The automatic click funsion is not memorized. Each time you have to reset it. battery door should be designed better. If you need to change the battery or SD you need to disassemble it from the stand. Poor ISO estate. To be fussy the atherian wheel, the hypopostate for the ISO gearbox should rise by turning right and lower turning left instead is on the contrary. (I'm better)
Opinion:I'm a CANON user and I own a 6D with L optics, but I like to experiment with other brands. For about a year Now I bought this beautiful car that made me forget the Canon at home. Sure, its strong point is the portability and practicality of use, and if we consider that this is an APSC with just 16 mpx, ISO sensitivity up to 6400, I dare not imagine the top of the range what they manage to pull off. An old photographer friend from my country always told me that FUJIFILM was the best, but I never listened to him. Now he's not there anymore because I wanted to tell him he was right. However, going back to the opinions, I can confirm that it is a high quality product in both materials and finishes.
Pros:Compactness (for medium-small hands), lightness, solidity, viewfinder, quality of RAW and jpg, Auto Focus speed, WIFI for Smartphone connection
Cons:No tropicalization, battery position and SD card, compactness (for large hands), very sensitive front and rear rings
Opinion:I had it for several months, replaced with an X-T1 exclusively for the tropicalization that is absent here. rnArriving from Reflex you can not fail to appreciate the size and weight of this little Fuji gem. The quality of the images that it churns out is excellent, both for the beautiful and ready jpg and for the RAW. For those wishing to avoid opening the raw file exist in the menu (which I have not included in the pros and cons because it is at the limit between the two aspects) various presets to get jpg already made (sepia, b & w, vividness, etc .... .). Despite the small size, the T10 looks robust and cared for in detail. The keys are small, probably not too indicated for those with big hands. The two black rings (one front and back) are very sensitive, you can accidentally touch them very often by changing the settings associated with them. Unfortunately, the battery and the SD are located in the lower part of the camera, which makes it impossible to replace without removing an optional trestle plate.# 39; Af much depends on the lens that mounts, but generally it is fast and working even in low light. The electronic viewfinder is super; It almost seems to look in the mirror of a camera! Finally, the functionality of the wifi allows you to connect the T10 android smartphone (I do not know for apple) through a special app for free. This allows shots remotely, piloting the various parameters at a distance in addition to the time of shooting naturally. rnThe reclining display on the horizontal axis can be useful on many occasions, especially for shots at ground level. Having it also on the "Y" would have been the top.rnFa also the videos, but I've never used it in this mode.
Pros:viewfinder, jpeg file quality, swivel display, fast af, ring nuts, speed Af
Cons:small for large hands, not tropicalized
Opinion:I've been using the FujiFilm XT10 for almost a year. I bought only the body and apart from the Fuji 35mm f2. Fuji machines are famous especially for those who do street photography or reportage ... well this machine does not disappoint you at all. I recommend the purchase with a view to respect and not the 16-50 with which it is often sold. To date I would never change it for the XT20, it would not make sense: 16 megapixels are enough. The quality of jpeg is fabulous, if you want to work the Raw to turn them into TIFF then you fly. The machine is built well, the dials do not move alone, the menus are easily understood. For those who love to shoot in bnw, the options available (especially bnw with red filter) are crazy! rnOne two in: non-tropicalized and small machine for large hands. However, for the latter problem, just buy a hand grip or leather case (millions on amazon).
Pros:high ISO, viewfinder, portability, swiveling dislay, jpg file quality, fast AF, intuitive menus.
Cons:difficulty extraction / insertion of SD card, low battery life, little grip.
Opinion:purchased together with the kit XC 16-50mm f3.5-5.6, I find that it is a great car.agentive from an SLR entry level canon (400d) of 2008. just taking in hand I realized the extreme compactness, which favors the portability but at the expense of a too small grip. The machine can hold up to 6400 ISO with little digital noise. I was surprised by the quality of JPG files, which do not require heavy interventions in post. The machine is very solid and light but, being the SD card in the same compartment of the battery, the extraction / insertion are difficult.the menus are very intuitive and the dials for the exposure and the times are very comfortable. tip in combination with the XT10 an XF 27mm or 23mm perfect for the street and some landscape.The AF is fast (then changes according to the chosen objective) and the display tilting and comfortable for some strange perspective. Another sore point is the battery that, as on almost all mirrorless, they last relatively little (300 click around) .infine the mi Rino is very precise and without lag. the adviceor above all for the street.VOTO:9.5
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