Testseek.com have collected 120 expert reviews of the Fujifilm FinePix X10 and the average rating is 84%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Fujifilm FinePix X10.
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
Zooming rangefinder is fun
Much improved menu system over X100
The kind of camera you grow to like more over time
Good photo quality when using dynamic range correction
High grade
Professional quality body with rangefinderstyle design and manual zoom ring
Fast
High quality F2.02.8
28 112 mm lens
Sensorshift image stabilization
2.8" LCD is fluid
Sharp
And easy to see in all conditions
Large optical viewfinder has 85% coverage
EXR CMOS sensor produces betterthanaverage high sensitivity photos (at 6M
Very nicely designed body
Smooth
Silent manual zoom
Bright optical viewfinder
Very bright lens
Especially for a zoom
Fairly quick AF and fast shutter lag
Above average high ISO performance for a compact camera
Improved dynamic range with EXR D-...
Best image quality in its peer group
Great quality viewfinder and tilting screen
Good continuous AF in the middle of the frame
Built-in Wifi with smartphone remote control
Silent shutter option. E-Shutter up to 1/32000
Sharp photos. Good video quality. Large optical viewfinder. Lots of physical controls. Fast
4x zoom lens. Retro styling.
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
Incredibly good-looking
Excellent picture and video quality
Fast focusing performance
Very good JPEG image quality in 6MP capture modes
EXR sensor technology provides impressive dynamic range and noise performance
Very sharp zoom lens with an f/2.0-2.8 aperture
Image stabilization that offers roughly a 3 stop advantage
Extensive manual control points including a mode dial and two Fn buttons
Good range of image quality parameters
Excellent in-camera raw conversion
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Design and overall feel
Viewfinder
Results from 2/3in sensor and intuitive handling.
The editors didn't like
Slow on autofocus
Manual focus slow and fiddly
Though wellbuilt
Body still has plasticy feel
LCD could be higherresolution
Strong highlight clipping (use the DR correction to reduce
Though noise will increase)
Unusual white disc/orb problem makes photos look awkward (to say the least)
Some "jaggies" in photos
EXR sensor's most useful features require drop in resolution
Increase in ISO
AF system occasional fails to lock focus
Then works fine a second later
Adjusting focus manually is clunky and slow
Camera lo
The white disc problem (on initial production models)
Demosaicing artifacts more common than other cameras
Slightly soft corners at telephoto
Anamorphic distortion at wide-angle
Overly complex electronic options
Confusing persistence of some setti...
Basic movie quality and capabilities
No touchscreen
No RAW at 100 ISO. RAW starts at 200 ISO
Basic three-frame AE bracketing
Microphone input uses 2.5mm jack
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In depth
Somewhat awkward handling. So-so low-light performance. LCD could be sharper. Pricey
Below average whitebalance accuracy
Not ExposurePriority
Incorrect preview of WB
Wrong LiveHistogram
Imperfect Custom WB
Poor optical viewfinder
Short batterylife
Minimal grip
Complicated to use effectively
No interchangeable lenses
Poor battery life
Image quality of 12MP JPEG files is lacking compared to peers with more conventional sensors
Poor image quality of Raw files processed via the bundled (and other third party) software
Live view is partially obscured by menu overlay
Optical viewfinder placement means the lens barrel is visible at wide to medium focal lengths
Quality: Excellent; some of the best pictures I've taken with a compact digicam.Why you'd buy the X10: it feels like a ‘real' camera; excellent menu display; the tilt indicator is a help.Why you wouldn't: you want a longer zoom range; you want an LCD scre...
Published: 2012-01-27, Author: Jim , review by: pcmag.com
Sharp photos. Good video quality. Large optical viewfinder. Lots of physical controls. Fast, 4x zoom lens. Retro styling.
Somewhat awkward handling. So-so low-light performance. LCD could be sharper. Pricey
The Fujifilm X10 has one of the larger sensors in a compact, zooming camera, but doesn't control noise in low light as well as you'd expect. Its ergonomics make handling a bit awkward, but enthusiasts will be happy with the sharp images that this retro-s...
Abstract: Fujifilm FinePix X10 hits quite a lot of significant high notes with speedy performance, attractive retro design and nice, fast lens. It is a sophisticated small device with retro design, 4X 28-112mm zoom lens with manual zoom ring, 12-megapixel CMOS s...
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...
