Fujifilm wanted to start the morning off on a good start by unveiling their latest shooter they’ve been working on. They have definitely found their sweet spot w/ their lovely retro designs for their shooters and have continued to do so w/ this one. Introducing the X-T10: the baby brother to the high-end X-T10.
Meet Fujifilm’s smaller & less expensive flagship shooter.
Encased within an aluminum body the X-T10 offers up a 16.3MP APS-C X Trans CMOS II sensor w/ built-in phase detection autofocus powered by an EXR processor II, ISOs up to 51200 for lower noise & stronger Blacks for low-light situations, manual focus during video while it can record 1080p video at 60,50,30,25, & 24fps.
The all-new X-T10 will be out sometime in June as the body will cost you $800 and the body + 16-55mm kit lens $900. This is a lot cheaper than the flagship X-T1 which is a bit more, starting at $1,200.
