Pros
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Impressive viewfinder; Well-designed and compact body; Host of manual control dials help shooting experience
Cons
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Video quality somewhat lacking; LCD doesn’t feature touch functionality; ISO range restricted in Raw capture mode
Fujifilm X-T10 Review – Verdict
The goal of the X-T10 was to create a parred-down version of the X-T1 which features a lower price tag without sacrificing too much of its bigger brother’s functionality.
On the whole, it’s safe to say that it’s a success – while there may have been some compromises made, the X-T10 certainly fits in most of the best bits of the X-T1’s specification in to a body which, in some respects, is actually nicer to use than it’s more senior sibling.
It’s also worth comparing the X-T10 to its direct competition, and in that regard it’s certainly a success. It’s both smaller and better built than the G7, and definitely has a better specification than the A6000.
So, if you’re looking to dive in to the world of CSCs, the X-T10 is certainly a more affordable version of the X-T1 that’s worthy of a closer look.
