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Fujifilm X10 12 MP EXR CMOS Digital Camera with f2.0-f2.8 4x Optical Zoom Lens and 2.8-Inch LCD
The Fuji FinePix X10 12MP Compact Digital Camera with EXR Technology enables you to take your passion to the next level. The X10 demonstrates exceptional performance that will ignite your creativity. Explore X10’s potential through its top quality components, intuitive controls and advanced operability while enjoying the precise fit and finish typically found in much more complicated, less approachable photographic products. The combination of a versatile and functional Fujnon 4x optical zoom lens and a bright viewfinder give a sensational shooting experience. It features a bright, high contrast, 2.8-inch LCD monitor which lets you comfortably compose and preview your shots. With its ultra-wide view angle, you can hold the camera high or low to frame your shot, and later let everyone gather around to enjoy the results. Finally, revel in the design that gives you that feeling of holding something special and unique. FUJIFILM’S X10 digital camera invites you to master its every possibility.What’s in the box: Fujifilm X10 Digital Camera (Black),NP-50 Lithium-Ion Battery (3.7v 1000mAh),BC-45W Battery Charger,Shoulder Strap,Lens Cap,USB Cable,CD-ROM and Owner’s Manual.
Product Features
- Large 2/3-inch, 12-megapixel EXR-CMOS sensor and advanced EXR processor; RAW shooting and in-camera RAW processing
- f2.0 wide-angle and f2.8 telephoto, bright Fujinon 4x optical manual barrel zoom lens
- Diverse manual shooting modes that can be selected according to scene type (Program / Aperture Priority / Shutter Speed Priority / Manual); 1080p Full HD movie recording capabilities
- Motion Panorama 360 for seamless 360-degree panoramic shooting; manual pop-up flash with a range of 7 meters
- Capture images and video to SD/SDHC/SDXC memory cards (not included)
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OMG.. Just BUY this Camera! NOW with Camera Raw Support PLEASE SEE MY MORE RECENT UPDATES AT THE END OF THIS REVIEW. I’ve downgraded my rating from 5 stars to 4 as well.For the past couple of months I’ve been looking for a high end “pocket” camera to fill the gap between my Casio throw-away and my Nikon D200. I read all the reviews for the Ricoh GRD iii and iv, and couple of other cameras in that price range and performance, and was just about to pull the trigger on one of those choices.Then, just a week ago, I stumbled on to a reference for the Fuji X10. I had long lusted after the previously-released X100, but just decided that the buy-in price was a bit too steep just for the cool-factor, for a camera barely less portable than the D200.After lots of pondering, I decided to place an Amazon order for this camera. Then, as now (late Nov 2011), Amazon showed the camera as currently out of stock. I went ahead and placed the provisional order. Two days later, I received notice that Amazon expected to…
Good companion to X100 I am a proud owner of a Fujifilm X100. The X100, as much as I love it, is a bit large and heavy and the fixed lens limits its’ use in certain situations. As such, I could not wait for the X10. Overall the camera lives up to the “little brother of the X100” tag line. Quality is simple top notch! It is also, obviously, much more portable than the X100. The “on” mode with the lens is a far superior idea to the “on/off” switch on the x100. While there is no comparison to the awesome viewfinder of X100, this viewfinder works well and is welcomed while shooting in bright sun. It reacts immediately while you are zooming the lens. I would, however, love to see the next version have the eye sensor like the X100 that switches off the screen display when you put your up to the viewfinder. Regarding general picture IQ (without pixel peeping) you can barely tell the difference between pictures taken with the X100. When pictures are shown to “normal” people, of the same subject taken with…
Amazingly capable small point and shoot I’ve been eyeing this camera since it was first announced. But then some of the negative reviews and tests started coming out and i almost forgot about and dismissed it.For background, i work as a photojournalist (over 25 years) using DSLR’s on a daily basis. The only “point-and-shoot” i’ve owned was a now very dated Nikon Coolpix 5000. I used it for a few years for some snapshooting but was never happy with it, and hadn’t thought much about getting another snapshooter camera until recently. Mostly wanted something small and light to shoot while on hikes, vacation, family snapshots. But wanted something that could be used with manual control and easy to do so. In contrast, although the newer 4/3’s cameras with interchangeable lenses are nice, and getting on the level of higher image quality, i could care less. I own multiple higher-end DSLR bodies (starting with a D1) with dozens of lenses from 8mm fisheye to 300/2.8. I personally did not want to pay for another entire…