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Fujifilm X-T10 Black Mirrorless Digital Camera Kit with XF18-55mm F2.8-4.0 R LM OIS Lens

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Condition
New
Color
Black
Style
with 18-55mm Lens
Set
Base
Model
X-T10 Black
Screen size
3 in
Weight
13.44 oz
Warranty
1 year coverage for labor, 1 year coverage for parts, This warranty doesn’t cover accessories not made by the manufacturer, batteries, or flash equipment
Works with
Fujifilm X mount devices

Features 4

  • 16MP X-Trans CMOS II Sensor W/ EXR Processor II
  • New Auto Focus System - Single, Zone, Wide x AF-S, AF-C - 3D Tracking (Wide x AF-C) - Phase Detection + Contrast
  • 2.36M dot OLED Electronic VF - Worlds shortest display lag time 0.005sec. - 0.62x Finder Magnification
  • New X-T Design - Compact Magnesium Body - Well balanced handing and grip - 3 Dials on Top and 2 Command Dials - Built-in Pop up Flash

Description

Create your Lifegraphy with Fujifilm's new X-T10 camera.

Specs 92

Compatible Mountings Fujifilm X
Aspect Ratio 32
Photo Sensor Technology CMOS
Supported File Format JPEG (Exif 2.3), Raw (RAF format)
Image Stabilization Optical
Maximum Focal Length 55 Millimeters
Optical Zoom 1 x
Maximum Aperture 2.8 f

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Little Camera with Large Capability!
Color: Black Style: with 18-55mm Lens Set: Base
I'm normally a Nikon user, and have tried the Sony A6000. This is my first Fuji and I am impressed. Build Quality First of all, this camera feels amazingly dense. There is no flex or give in its mostly metal body. The dials are solid and turn with just enough resistance to feel right. This camera is small and feels heavy for its size. That is not to say it is a heavy camera though. I just mean it is deceptively heavy for being so small. Because of its small size, I find myself accidentally hitting buttons. I think in this respect, the X-T1 would have been a better choice for my average hands (I'm a male, 5'11"). The X-T1 is larger and has an ISO dial, but features the same processor and image quality. Photo Quality Everyone raves about Fuji JPGs, and I can see why. The JPGS that it produces are fantastic. I chose Classic Chrome for an added touch. There is a lot of talk about how Lightroom has issue with fine details like grass when rendering Fuji RAW (.raf) files. If you find this to be an issue, try Capture one or other RAW converters.. I chose the 18-55mm lens. In 35mm equivalent terms, this lens acts like a 27-82mm lens. It is all metal and also feels well-built. This has to be the best kit lens I have ever seen. The fact that it is f2.8 on the wide end and 4.0 on the zoom end is great. If this is the only lens you ever use, your photos will look better than your friend's photos because of these larger apertures. You'll find more bokeh (the quality of the blurriness of the background) than you would with a lens that has a 5.6 aperture on the zoom end. On other kit lenses for other camera manufacturers, the zoom end is usually f5.6. Fuji does have a kit lens like this as well, the 16-50mm. The 16-50mm is supposed to be plastic, including the rear mount (I have not verified this in person). It is f3.5-5.6. Other Notes I find the fact that you need a tool to "install" the strap to be a bit odd. Thankfully Fuji includes the required tool and it is easy to use. The hot shoe does not come with a cover. Depending on your usage of the LCD screen, you should expect an average of 300 photos per battery charge. There are those who have complained about the memory card being recessed too much next to the battery, making it difficult to remove the card without first removing the battery. I have not found this to be an issue, and easily removed the memory card without removing the battery. You need to think slightly different when using this camera. It has a quick Auto mode switch, which is great if Auto is what you prefer. As for other modes, there are no P, A, S, M modes. However, the aperture ring on the lens has an auto switch, the shutter speed dial has an auto setting, and iso is adjusted in the menu. A red "A" indicates "Auto". So if you set the shutter speed dial to "A", you will be in Aperture Priority. If you set the aperture switch to "A", and adjust the shutter speed dial, you will be in Shutter Priority. If both the aperture ring and the shutter dial are both on "A", you are in Auto mode. The point is, you need to think in terms of manual settings, but you can also configure it into the various modes you may already be familiar with. Overall This is a fantastic camera. I chose this to be my travel and/or lightweight camera to use when I did not want to carry around my Nikon. It is very beautiful and fits (figuratively speaking) right between my big DSLR and my cellphone camera. It is perfect for when I want more control than a cellphone camera can provide, but less weight and bulk of a DSLR. Update: Rumor has it that the 24 Megapixel X-T2 (the follow up to the X-T1) will be announced in June 2016. It would be reasonable to assume a follow up to the X-T10 would be announced soon after. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2016 by Jerry Palmerino
The Sony had all the specs and features as well as a great price point
Color: Black Style: with 18-55mm Lens Set: Base
I went to BestBuy to try out the Sony A6000, since it was the camera I really wanted to start out photography with. The Sony had all the specs and features as well as a great price point. But when I held the Sony in my hands it felt small, light and a tad bit cheap. I asked the BestBuy employee if they had any FujiFilm cameras but they didn't carry any. LUCKILY he remembered that a customer special ordered an X-T1 and returned it to their store. He offered me to take a quick look at it... Can I just say.. GAME CHANGER. Holding the A6000 then holding X-T1 after is almost like holding a smartphone from 2007 vs a smartphone now in 2016 (plastic vs metal frame). You can tell FujiFilm build their cameras to last and they don't cut corners in the manufacturing process. Fast forward a week or two and I now own the little brother/sister of the X-T1.. the X-T10. I love this camera. The manual controls really gives you "control" of your shot. No need to scroll through a menu on the LCD, just twist and turn the knobs while looking down the VF. With this camera you'll take advantage of the great photo quality of the X-T1 for a fraction of the price. I bought this camera as an entry level camera and it's surpassed my expectations. My only gripe about it is that it's too small sometimes... it's hard to hold one handed because the grip is on the smaller side. I have narrow fingers too, so anyone with thicker fingers might have it worse. But the small body is a blessing and a curse. The smaller body improves mobility since it weighs less and isn't as conspicuous. All in all, this camera performs just like the X-T1 - photo quality will be identical but the X-T10 is a smaller body without the weather proofing and minus a dial and the riddiculously nice VF. The X-T10 still has the premium build quality and feel as an X-T1 though! Video quality you ask? Don't bother with a FujiFilm if you're looking to regularly record video, otherwise it's just average (my phone probably takes better video). I'd recommend anyone looking for a premium quality still shooter to buy a FujiFilm. They truly know how to make cameras and continue to impress (firmware updates are frequent). PROPS to FujiFilm, you made me a lifetime fan! Oh and btw, the 18-55mm kit lense is supposedly one of the best kit lenses out there! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2016 by Chris Hom
ALAS, A CURE!
Color: Black Style: with 18-55mm Lens Set: Base
After years of carrying every brand of DSLR made I developed a permanent hunchback and walked like a knuckle-dragging neanderthal due to the weight of gear hanging around my neck. Add to that the embarrassment of gazers, especially children, pointing at my disfigured posture, I was no longer enjoying photography. Recently I began thinking that there has to be a better way to live, face the world and enjoy photography once again. After an extensive search for a remedy for my condition, I began to read about a cure for people like me. There were many photographers who were migrating to something called "Mirrorless" cameras. Could it be that one of these was the answer to relieve my many years of torture? I had to find out. After unloading all of my "N" gear, and upon my therapist's recommendation, I recently purchased a FujiFilm X-T10 with the FX 18-55mm lens. You cannot imagine the relief I now have and how my acquaintances, and children, marvel at how I am able to walk erect with my head held high. And, eureka, the joy of photography has returned! This camera is a wonder to behold, light, beautifully engineered, and the jpg pictures are absolutely gorgeous right out of the camera! There are enough reviews on this site to list all the specs and features. I hope that if there is another person out there suffering from the same symptoms I had that this humble review will encourage you to get one of these cameras. You will not regret that decision and will once again walk upright and be the envy of photographers who frequent chiropractors! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2016 by DrJPPOPS
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