Fujifilm XF10 Premium Compact Camera - Black

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So just to confirm, you're saying the X100 lens cap fits on the XF10 with or without the filter adapter?

Fuji has a good handle on image colours, so on the whole images from the XF10 look great. Of course, they vary depending upon the Film Simulation mode that you select, but there’s one (or more) to suit most tastes. Equipped with an APS-C sized sensor, the FUJIFILM XF10 has superior image quality and wide dynamic range. It produces sharp, high resolution images that are certain to fulfill the demands of any type of photographer. is not wide enough to mess up the corners really bad, specially the bokeh :). Just like 40mm is better than 35mm in that regard. But 20mm F5.6 eqv. (which is 13mm F3.5 on APS-C) could be very nice. It may not have the X-Trans sensor seen in pricier cameras such as Fujifilm’s X-T3, but the XF10’s colour reproduction is excellent. The XF10 uses a regular CMOS sensor rather than the more advanced X-Trans design used in Fujifilm’s higher-end cameras, but it doesn’t seem to have much impact on the image quality, which is good.Battery life is quoted as 330 shots, which is poor by DSLR standards but pretty much what you can expect from a compact or mirrorless camera. Fujifilm XF10 – Image quality and video I have theXF10 and use it daily, I feel it’s image quality is close to my X100V. A very beautiful image tinybeast

When you'll make a full review, if possible please add an HDR shot, at each DR setting, and 4K multi focus. At a minimum, the Ricoh GR III will have a very good lens. And ideally it will have a lens equal to the extraordinary lens in the GR I and GR II.Ricoh has a 21mm wide angle adapter for their GR/GRII (and I assume GRIII soon?) that is exceptional quality. Though it increases the size of the camera obviously.