Fujifilm X-T10, my new favorite camera in the world

Published on 24 August 2015

Last year, I told you just how madly in love I was with my Fujifilm X-E2 mirrorless camera. My opinion on that model hasn't changed one bit, but Fujifilm has, to everyone's surprise, released a slightly odd new model that sits between the X-E2 and the X-T1: the X-T10. I picked one up, and I'm a complete fan.

So I'm not going to go back over the big picture of Fuji's X range and why this kind of camera is fantastic. For that I invite you to read my article on the X-E2. No, I'm just going to point out what's changed on this model, and throw a few shots at you that I've taken with it. Ok?

• It's smaller. Actually it's narrower and a little taller than the X-E2, and really feels smaller in the hand. Good point.

• It has a tilting screen, which is silly, but it's something I really missed on the X-E2.

• Compared to the X-T1, its big brother, it gains a built-in flash (like the X-E2), but loses the weather-sealing. Shame about that last point.

For the rest, a few ergonomic changes here and there, but nothing earth-shattering. I invite you to hop over to this lovely, far more serious comparison published on Le Monde de la Photo for more details. There you go, that was the shortest article in the world, but at least I've given you my opinion. Basically, if you're looking for a mirrorless camera that rocks, then yes, the X-T10 is the right choice. Count on less than 800 euros on Amazon with a basic lens.

So here are a few photos I've taken with it over the past few weeks, even though, honestly, it's not hugely different from the X-E2. It's a random selection, and I'm pretending it's to show you the camera's technical qualities, but obviously it's an absolute excuse to show you the pretty photos I take and some naked girls. Some are exclusives not yet published on www.oognip.com.

Photo credit: Fujifilm

By Paingout