Review on Fujifilm X10 Digital Camera F2 0 F2 8 by Sherry Esco

It's a mirrorless point-and-shoot experience, but the high RAW and JPEG quality of this camera made me drag this camera more than my phone unless I'm using one Sony A7II. This camera retails for $599 at most stores that still have it in stock and comes with better specs than the competition on the market. This camera is good for what it does but not good enough for the price anyone can do with it, but I still think it's good for kids in high school photography classes. Pros: Magnesium alloy body with faux leather for a good grip yet sturdy camera - Has a hot mount on top of the camera to add accessories like an external flash and remote control receiver. - Amazing performance in low light - 7 fps recording and quick manual shooting modes in front of the camera next to the lens - 1080p quality recording at 30 fps with good sound quality without an external microphone - 1 cm macro mode recording (according to my tests in sufficient light) - Has many scene modes for photographing environments and events and also has a panorama mode. Mode too - Physical RAW button to instantly switch to RAW recording during any event. r so taken, be careful with the picture setting. - The menu has a learning curve when switching from my Nikon D5500 so I was a bit confused but expect this when switching camera brands. - After turning the lens on/off, the camera needs about 3 seconds to fully boot up/turn on before it can be used.