Fujifilm XF10 Premium Compact Camera - Black

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if you find this interesting you might enjoy shooting with something like one of the x 100 cameras where older exam,ples are about the same cost as this

I like my X100's a lot, including with the WCL, as far as image quality. How do you find the X70 compares in actual use (street, social)? Are you happy with it, or do you find you wished you had used another camera? Oddly, a camera with a fixed focal length lens isn’t always the limitation you might imagine. You’re not distracted by zoom settings, you start using your feet more, and you’re forced into being more inventive with your camera angles and compositions. Simplicity and constraints can actually encourage more creative picture taking. Standard IEEE 802.11b / g / n (standard wireless protocol) Access mode Infrastructure Encryption WEP / WPA / WPA 2 mixed modeIf you're looking for a large-sensor compact camera, and you're not married to the idea of a fixed lens (and even if you are), there are other options out there that will likely serve you better than the XF10 - we'll take a look at a few of them below. But, it must be said, none of them will look as good as the XF10 on the shelf or in your hand. look" to have a classic filmic character , and of course the absurdity of thinking that these have any similarity to a cellphone file There's no particular reason for 24MP here, the lens isn't really good enough for cropping. Nor is it good enough for printing big posters than include data from the corners.

The new Fujifilm XF10 is a largely successful attempt to woo both smartphone upgraders and serious enthusiasts, ultimately satisfying both camps thanks to the combination of excellent image quality and diminutive size. The pairing of an APS-C sensor with the excellent fixed lens makes the XF10 more than capable of producing images every bit as good as Fujifilm's more expensive X-series cameras. Although movie recording will continue without interruption when the file size reaches 4 GB, subsequent footage will be recorded to a separate file which must be viewed separately.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. Standards Bluetooth Ver. 4.1 (Bluetooth low energy) Operating frequency [Center frequency] 2402 - 2480MHz I'm planning to buy this camera. I need your help. If you have an xf10 can you answer the following: It's mainly that 28mm and 35mm are the most common focal lengths for standard everyday shooting - 24 is a bit wide for a lot of stuff (though I love it), and 40-50 is a bit tight. 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.

For the "allways with me camera" I owned the Olympus ZX1, then the XZ2, then the wonderful Sony RX100M3, which I sold, and I bought the XF10 second hand. With a 24.2MP APS-C sensor, a wide-aperture prime lens equivalent to 28mm and 4K video recording, Fujifilm's XF10 compact camera appears to promise a lot for its meagre asking price.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. The XF10 features enhanced built-in wi-fi connectivity. Install the FUJIFILM Camera Remote App and you can transfer your pictures immediately to a smartphone or tablet PC and then edit and share them as you wish, transfer stills and video onto the camera, and embed GPS information in your shots from your smartphone.

The '5m at F5.6' snap focus mode gives you pretty much all the depth of field you need except for very close-up subjects. This is a lot of camera for the money. So the lens is not quite GRD sharp, big deal - I could relate if the lens was soft, particularly with it being a fixed lens. I’m an X100F shooter after an original X100. This is my camera and this is all I need when I go out purposely for making photos.The Fujifilm XF10 is a handsome point and shoot camera. It’s minimal in its controls, compact in all aspects, and amazingly comfortable. And if you complain about grips, then the leatherette grip on it will satisfy you. Fujifilm has included 4K Burst mode in the XF10’s drive options. When this is selected, you can shoot at 30fps and then extract the stills in-camera. With the mechanical leaf shutter, both cameras can shoot at a maximum of 1/4000s and a minimum of 30 seconds. However once you switch over to the electronic shutter, you’ll find that the XF10 actually has a slower maximum shutter speed than the X70 (1/16000 vs 1/32000). EDUCATION: Chris graduated Magna Cum Laude from Adelphi University with a degree in Communications in Journalism in 2009. Since then, he's learned and adapted to various things in the fields of social media, SEO, app development, e-commerce development, HTML, etc.