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November 2011
(84%)
120 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
(87%)
157 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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The editors liked
Physical dimensions include 22.7×4.6×2.2 inches
Weight is 12.3 oz
Compact camera with 12MP
Has CMOS sensor
Sensor size is 8.8 x 6.6 (2/3″) mm
Supported by Lithium Ion batteries
Media Format in the form of Secure Digital
Secure Digital High Capacity
Generously sized sensor
F/2.0-2.8 fast lens is great for shooting in low light
The viewfinder is a nice touch for shooting
Support for RAW format
Retro classic design
Solid build quality
Pleasing colors
Versatile wide-aperture zoom lens.
The editors didn't like
Low light performance is not very good
LCD screen is not very sharp
Fujifilm X10 Price in India of Rs 32333 is on an expensive side
Slightly awkward handling
Focusing is a little shaky at variable focal lengths
Black levels in video are higher than normal
Leading to loss of detail
The unpocketable Rangefinder design might not be for everyone
Abstract: The Fuji X10 is a very solid and well-made point-and-shoot digital camera, with the same tiny sensor size and resultant technical image quality as every other digital point-and-shoot. Technically, the X10 has nothing in com...
The X10 defies category, so it doesn’t seem fair to lump it in with prosumer point-and-shoots. Whatever it is, this camera will easily become your go-to fixed-lens option......
Zooming rangefinder is fun, Much improved menu system over X100, The kind of camera you grow to like more over time,
Slow on autofocus, manual focus slow and fiddly, Though wellbuilt, body still has plasticy feel, LCD could be higherresolution
While people interested in getting into serious photography would do better to pick up a DSLR and a nice starter prime lens, the X10 is a charming and fairly powerful camera that anyone, photographer or not, will have fun using. A larger sensor for low...
Design and overall feel, viewfinder, results from 2/3in sensor and intuitive handling.
A bit too much image processing at higher ISOs
Just like the X100 before it, the X10 is another lovely premium compact camera from Fujifilm. The understated, classic design looks the part, while the build-quality can't be faulted. The controls fall to the hand with ease and the inclusion of a useab...
The Fujifilm Finepix X10 follows in the footsteps of its bigger brother, the X100, by bringing a similar retro feel, quality build quality and photographer-friendly design to a wider audience. It may only be a humble compact camera at heart, but boy, ...
What we saw of the X10 at PhotoPlus was very encouraging. We were told that our demo model was a pre-production version, but we have a tough time believing that what we saw will be much different from what consumers will get when it debuts in in early...
Abstract: The new is the next in Fuji’s line of retro styled rangefinder cameras, following the very popular and successful that turned heads everywhere in the photography world. From everything I’ve read, including comments on our site, the one thing people...
Low image noise, usable until ISO 3200, Superb dynamic range, Excellent metering, Excellent sharpness, Nicely saturated colors, Mechanical zoom, Great ergonomics, Fast focus system, Good shottoshot speeds, Responsive interface, Neocamera, Photography Blog
Below average whitebalance accuracy, Not ExposurePriority, Incorrect preview of WB, Wrong LiveHistogram, Imperfect Custom WB, Poor optical viewfinder, Short batterylife, Minimal grip
The Fuji Finepix X10 is a premium compact which distinguishes itself by a unique mechanical lens with a bright F/2-2.8 maximum aperture. It offers complete manual controls and an efficient interface, including dual control-dials and plenty of external con...
Abstract: Fujifilm X10 Hands-on Preview October 2011 | Richard Butler The revival of the enthusiast camera sector over the past few years has been a surprising but welcome development in the industry. The widespread acclaim for the Panasonic LX3 has encouraged ...
