Get This Instead Of The Fujifilm X100 | Fujifilm XF10 Review
Fujifilm XF10
Today, I wanted to talk about the Fujifilm XF10 and why I think it's a great alternative to the Fujifilm X100 line. I had been wanting to do this review for a while, but I decided to hold off until I could use it again. I hadn't used it in a while, since I got the Ricoh GR iiix and I really wanted to form an opinion.
To be honest, I was getting ready to pick up a regular Ricoh GR iii, but this little camera changed my mind. I've canceled any plans of getting a new camera because of how fun this camera is. It has an APSC sensor inside this tiny body, which is just like the Ricoh line. It fits in any pocket and is very unintrusive, making it a great everyday carry camera.
One of my favorite features of this camera are the many Fujifilm recipes. There are websites with other recipes you can create to dial in the camera and get some really cool pictures. I shoot this camera in JPEG and can manipulate them a little bit. The image quality of this camera is second to none.
Yes, there are some things I wish it had, but this is a great alternative to the Fujifilm X100, which is hard to get or expensive. This camera has a full 24 megapixel APS sensor, so you can print big, crop, and do a lot of work with a 24 megapixel image. If you shoot raw, you can really get some detail out of this little camera.
The size is really cool, and I like the ring you can move around, the dials and buttons up top, and the joystick. You can set up the camera to take pictures when you press the screen, or do touch to focus. There are so many features and ways to set up the camera to make it your own.
