I have owned the X - S 10 now for about 2 1/2 weeks. I cannot believe this camera I cannot believe how good it is for the size and the value and the quality it produces. I post on several pages Instagram and other places as well people were still thinking that I was shooting with my Nikon D850. If I didn’t tell them they wouldn’t have known. This is a great camera for many reasons. And I’ve only just started. The reason I bought a small camera was precisely what you said at the start you can just point and click ….It’s really good and I mean really good and if you know how to handle a Camera you can get pro standard images out of his Canberra. 15 years ago professional photographers were using 12 megapixel cameras. This is 26 it’s more than enough and in fact I don’t understand why we’re getting into this megapixel wore it is a bit crazy if you asked me. Thank you for your review of this camera as I really love it as well
Hugh I recently discovered you in my as yet ongoing search for the best entry level camera to jump into and I have to say your down to earth approach is extremely helpful in giving folks in my position some perspective. So many other presenters will pick out some "negative" (single card slot for example) and blow it out of proportion. Only you could make a 20+ minute talking head video so interesting. Keep it up!
@@agylub 1 - to expand the range of possibilities you have 2 - to compete in terms of prices with what they have available for other brands like Sony or Canon
I think it's more vital to Fuji (which is a smaller company to Sony and Canon) to make more money on lens sales with the price wars being waged on body sales so I get why it's a more closed off system. Fuji lenses are fantastic so I am ok with that tradeoff.
@@shdala111 I understand that, they have their business model that is unique and that's totally ok. I just wanted a Fuji (X-T3, X-S10 or other) with the same lens offer and price I have for the Sony a6400, but one can dream ahah
So right! Though I do prefer focusing manual glass on the highest res OLED EVF I can get my hands on, the Fujifilm's simulated microprism or split prism are pretty nice. - The Leica CL is especially adept with M glass, as that EVF somehow punches above its weight class, and the implementation of finder magnification is lovely.
@@3BMEP Absolutely, the CL and that big beautiful SL2 are unlike anything else when it comes to EVFs. Gets me excited for future advancements in the technology.
@@SkipperGeffen I use a cheaper k&f concept one and it works just fine. I have an fd to fx and and m42 to fx. Also note that some rangefinder lenses are m39 which will require another adapter ring. Due to flange distance differences you cant use fd lenses easily on a dslr but an m42 adapter will work great.
I'm only 3:05 in Hugh, and this is your best so far. I'm calm. And I'm happy your edibles are doing their job. Thanks for this flashback to my 60s and 70s. Ok, now I'm going to watch the rest of the story. Finished. Honeycrisp, sure. ;)
No animals harmed nor edibles consumed during the making of this video. I learned many decades ago I didn’t need artificial means to bring out the inner me. 🙏🏻😊🖖🏻
It's a pity they don't award Emmys for RUclips videos. Hugh's videos are not only the benchmark for intelligent, informative reviews but, and this is a little known fact, they can also (on occasion) cure insomnia! ;)
Saludos Hugh, excelente análisis y tú comentario final de las cualidades de la cámara resume perfectamente las ventajas que tiene la XS-10 desde el minuto 17:50, cito tal cual: "La XS-10 está dirigida directamente al segmento de entusiastas que cuidan su presupuesto y que ya aman la fotografía pero aprecian una cámara que abandona la atracción emocional del pasado por las comodidades del presente debido a su diminuto tamaño y peso"... Impecable reflexión Hugh, un abrazo desde Caracas, Venezuela!
Such a great video... complete ART in a camera review... I have been wanting a Fujifilm camera for some time now. I really like the controls on the X-T4, and someday hope to have one. I am giving up on Pentax, as they just cant get things right with AF, video features, and aperture blocks that don't die...as well as it seems Tamron/Sigma are not really continuing to support the K mount.... I am looking to get into Fujifilm cameras, and I really think this X-S10 is the perfect way to get started out, for a great price. It does have a few compromises, compared to the X-T4, but for this price point it seems to very much be the best option among any current models from any maker...and they're compromises I can surely live with. Thanks for the videos....keep shining mister.
I am a photo enthusiast and after many hours of exploring full frame Sony etc. I purchased the XS10. I do not place much emphasis on video so that was not an issued compared to XS10. Weather sealing too, a nice feature but if shooting in the mist or drizzle aplastic shroud works fine. On the plus side the ergonomics with the XS10 are the best. Not having a Fuji camera before I did not have any experience with the controls of the camera. I find the controls very easy to customize for whatever scene, style or focus format desired. This camera is W A Y more than a camera for beginners. It certainly could be but if you are looking for more out of a camera you’ll love it. Either way have fun shooting.
Hugh, I've been shopping for a substantial upgrade to my NX1. Cost is a major consideration. Livestreaming and communication with my Weebil-s matters (2 things which are very limited with the Samsung). Should I just pickup the S-lenses or go with a fuji Xt-3, A7iii, etc?
Great stuff as usual Hugh. I'm feeling very centered right now. Thanks for that! I've been a Fuji lurker for a long time, but for 2 things. The analogue controls for 1. Birds and grandchildren move way to fast to be futzing with dials and taking my eye away from the VF. 2nd, the analogue controls meant no Custom modes. I use the custom settings all the time on my Sony and Olympus cameras, and that was a deal breaker, but now............hmmm. (or should it be ohmmmmm. And a BTW, on one of the reviews I watched today (I think Camera Conspiracies) it was mentioned that video settings can not be saved in the custom modes. Don't quote me on that, but worth checking into.
that's really a sad move from fuji, for still i'm happy to make new dial each time, but for filming that's where i really want custom mode. Know if the software update happened on that ?
In a rather twisted way of seeing things, I think now RUclips was created so that you could share your gift with words with humanity at large. And yeah that camera looks sweet indeed 👌🏻👌🏻
Excellent video. You had me chuckling and then engaged in the serious detail. I applaud your regular emphasis that why should photographers aspire to features and functions they will never use.
Wow! Take a deep breath. I don’t know if I have enough adjectives to describe this video. So much more than a review. You are a true artist. I needed this.
I've seen all the videos possible about the XS10, how it compares to XT3/XT4/XT30 II/by itself... I can tell you its by faaaaar the best and most enjoyable review, so thank you!
@@3BMEP Thanks so much for the quick reply, I am a newbie to photography. Are those lens sizes Fuji brand? And would you recommend this over the Sony A7C for Landscape? Thanks again for your masterful reviews and input.
@@quinnfitzpatrick7507 Yes, both are XF lenses made by Fujifilm. There’s little to choose between this and the a7c for landscape. The X-S10 has a couple more megapixels than the a7c; the a7c does a better at high ISO, but at the same depth of field their noise performance is similar, and landscape photographers especially can use slower shutter speeds to compensate. A7c has marginally better AF but that advantage is moot for landscape.
Just found this, as I am considering a new Fuji. I actually laughed out loud and my entire family thought I was crazy. Love your sense of humour in your work. Thanks for the review, I will” relax and float downstream, it is not dying”!!!! The best, and thanks again.
I have already bought the Fuji (X-S10) with renew pleasure but I am more enjoying listening to your beautiful lyrics, your musical relaxing accompagnement and your nice urban people photography. I am simply conquered. Bravo! Bravotissimo!
@@3BMEP np. I'm always on the look out for new cameras, but unfortunately coming from the Lumix line up, I'm disappointed by video features. The G9 has been in my sights for a while now due to internal 10 bit 4k, as well as 8 bit 4k 60. Anyways, random tangent of the day!
@@3BMEP In your opinion, would you buy the 12-60 Leica bundle with it? I have the Lumix 12-60, but what attracts me towards the Leica is: With the bundle, you get the whole thing for 1000 (G9) + 600 (Leica) as opposed to 900 Leica if bought alone. Also, the fact that it is electronically parafocal is honestly a random shocking feature I would appreciate. Of course the extra stop of light means the difference between 800 ISO and 1600... Would you say it's worth it?
Thank you for some sanity on the camera front. I try to stay away from the reviewers that pan new gear based on "specs". Being satisfied with what we have and not "needing" the latest tech is very grounding. Go out and shoot with what you've got folks and remember it's far better equipment than what many of the iconic photos of our generation were taken on.
I so needed and appreciated what you offered at the opening and close of this video! 🙂 The camera pretty much rocks, too. Great stuff! Thank you, good sir.
Thanks. This video was perfectly timed for me because I had only recently come around to the belated epiphany that Tomorrow Never Knows was THE pivotal song of the Rock Era, a largely forgotten masterpiece that changed everything in popular music and still reverberates through so much of what we hear today. The X-S10 won’t do the same for photography. But, still, I bought into your vibe on it. It does all fit into my current quest to simplify, simplify, simplify. And, return to photography basics instead of pursuing the nth degree of the latest camera features. In the end, the love you take is equal to the images you make.
Say, Hugh, I just posted the following comment over on the SnapChick’s video on this camera, and since it’s addressed to you, too, and I don’t expect that you are reading replies to her, I thought I would put a copy here, too. How’s that for service!! :-) To: SnapChick and Hugh - Thanks to both of you for your recent videos on this camera. I am an ancient old SLR/DSLR geezer who is only now in the process of seriously shopping for my first mirrorless camera as a travel alternative to my wonderful, but all-too-heavy Nikon D850. Being a mostly Nikon guy (but, not a fanboy), I had been just trying to decide between the Z6 and new little Z5. But, the result of your two videos is that I will give a serious look at the X-S10. I have no idea what motivated Fuji, but for me, the new PASM dial approach does make this camera more appealing. Not only is it more familiar, coming from the Nikons, but to me it just seems more practical. I mean the physical shutter speed dial is a nice homage to the past - and indeed the cameras I grew up with - but to heck with that when you are trying to get the exact shot you want as quickly as you can. I can’t speak for others, but for me the PASM with two control dials is just more facile and faster. The biggest question I have to answer for myself is whether I want to back off from full frame to crop for my travel photos. Methinks I need to try this one out and compare images from it and one of my Nikon FF’s. For, as I told Hugh over the weekend: In the end, the love you take is equal to the images you make. :-) All the best. Thanks again. JW
Fuji ....in MY time, has finally released a well timed appropriately spec’d device with all that’s going on. You’ve touched some things I hope are not missed. If Migrating to the Fuji family/eco, without too much performance sacrifice this may just be the one. I think (think) Fuji has always focused on the photography vs the video until the xt4 (hybrid master).... this just cements the lineage. Cannot wait to try it with some reasonable glass. Keep these videos coming. And don’t you dare rob us of your epic closings! Wow... thx Hugh.
Hi Hugh, nice video! Is XS10's mount different from XT30? On a side note, I may have misplaced a comment that was supposed to be on the Sigma 85mm review and ended up being posted on "through the lens of photography" video by mistake. My bad... Thanks!
Hi from Mexico! Great video! The pictures are very good, both the composition, and the .. content haha. Digital is fantastic, i will eventually buy one, but for now it will be a vintage Leica iii(R?) with lense at auction...soon!! :-D Always love your commentary, always eloquent! I usually watch 100% of each video!
As I scan a roll of film into the PC, I thought I'd visit RUclips and seen you posted this presentation. And I thought, I love Fujifilm, must watch, and I have to say Hugh; the camera info just went off to the side, and it was your musing of life with this camera at the start. The music added to this as well. I was just tickled with it; afterwards, I just felt good.
The X-T5 that I ordered some time ago finally arrived. While I waited I bought a used X-S10 for practically nothing. The X-T5 has some bells and whistles that I likely won't use much, and the X-S10 feels so good in my hands that I'm thinking it will become my everyday camera. The image quality, of course, is the same. The X-T6 will need to have the X-S10's big grip to tempt me.
Was about to go for a XT4 but the more i see/ear about the XS10 the more i start to think : -hey the price difference is about that of a good lens -wouldn't an extra lens bring me much more goodness than the extra spec of the XT4 ? -but for photo i really want that manual dedicated wheel ergonomics -damn' why didn't they released a XT40 just like the XS10 but with the dedicated dial like on the XT30 ? 'holding my though' -but wait, isn't that two programmable wheels ? -maybe i can program them to get that ergonomics back ? -i really need to get it in my hands to confirm -unless ... -maybe someone that already have it can confirm on that ? -... -or should i wait just few month for the xt5 to get released (rumor said) so the xt4 price drop a bit and/or people start to sell then second hand ?
@@danieldougan269 indeed. I also enjoy the tactile experience of buttons and dials that Fuji does so well, but navigating menus could/should be as easy as navigating our smartphones.
Na maste, this was an amazing review. Thoroughly enjoyed. Though albeit sometimes I was slightly confused whether you're saying it's good camera compared to competition (eg. when you started talking about A7C). I'm very interested in this camera. Though I have hard time letting go of 4k 60 and that I want and need it. (eg. for slightly smoother and slowed down "B-roll"). I'd be using it mostly for RUclips and self-shooting, and then learning and improving on it creating other videos, too. + dabbing into photography (most likely street and landscape/nature). I'm tempted to wait it out a bit longer to see if Sonu will come up with some a7600 or a7400. Or whether there'd be some nice discount on XT-4 during black friday (20% would prob make me snag it as that would make it around 1500 euro - BTW new sony a6600 costs 1600 euro here... ridiculous). Basically, if Sony does not come up with a new APS-C camera very soon, Fuji's got a winner
I don’t expect an a7xxx, but I have no inside knowledge. Waiting for Black Friday is not a bad idea in any case. I think it’s a great camera, but really, so are the others. It’s a question of use cases, priorities, and budget - as always. 🙏🏻😊
@@3BMEP Yeah, totally get that. Though it's hard for me to choose as I have no experience with "Real" cameras so I'm not really sure what I truly need. (Is that 4k 60 really that important to me? I know I wanna be uploading things in 4k, + 4k helps a lot when shooting and reframing myself, but is 4k 60 that important to me for broll?). Thanks though, and looking forward to more Yoga/Mindfulness/philosophy infused reviews and videos :D
I am a street photographer and an independent film maker. I was looking for Xt3 for a good deal. Now i'm a bit confused. Which one would you suggest for me, an Xt3 or an XS10 ?
*Wow. What an episode! From Xpro1 to XT-1 to X-T2 and now after watching this because the x-S10 I got 2 weeks ago. Me think returning X-S10 and get an X-T4. The XT ones let’s you be more in control. XS10 is mind mixing..*
Great review,I was thinking of upgrading from my Olympus OM 10ii system to Fujifilm XT-3 but now this camera has been announced I’m not sure now..?? Plus side is that prices for the XT-3 are dropping here in the UK. Thanks once again for your review, From, Mark , Coventry England..
@@unbroken1010 Thanks for letting me know. I have a Canon D80 that doesn't cut out and use continuously for streaming in a fixed location. I was looking for a second camera for a portable set-up.
@@unbroken1010 I have no idea about the 60MK3. My only other camera is a C100MKII and originally got the 80D for B-roll video recording with a good color match. Sorry!
There are two glaring omissions from this camera. 1) Weather sealing. 2) There is only one card slot, and it's only UHS-I. My Panasonic G85 has a UHS-II card slot, and that camera is four years old. Now, for video, that doesn't matter so much. But, if you're shooting bursts (and this camera can shoot 20 fps with a mechanical shutter and autofocus), you're going to be waiting for a while for the buffer to clear. Of course, they seem to be benchmarking something between the Sony a6400 and a6600.
Whats better value for money, this or a good condition pre owned XT4 for around 1500? bought an entry level camera last year and want to upgrade to a better one.
After so much looking, along with this and other sources, I have now found the camera I've wanted for some time.. Something to move from my Panasonic GX80/85 with ibis and ois lenses. A move to a larger apsc sensor , and a jump to the Fuji system that has tempted me for many years. A great light carry everywhere camera that can do everything. Including smooth video if required. I'll keep my trusty Canon full frame SLR for my night photography and few other things..
Hi! So i have a question at the moment the XT-3 is at the same price point of the XS-10 both for 1400 with a kit lens. So with which would you go from a only photography stand and with casual video use?
If you are primarily doing photo the X-T3 is still a great option if your really want the manual dials. The lack of IBIS may be a consideration but thats really one of the few compromises for Photo. You'd gain an extra card slot however, that is better accessible, which for some photographers is a must. For video its a mixed bag too, X-T3 has more codec options, XS-10 has IBIS. Honestly, there really is no clear winner i think, both would take fairly identical pictures. Many photo people prefer the manual dials and screen of the X-T3, most hybrid-shooters prefer the tilty-flippy-screen of the XS-10 or X-T4.
Great review - hits the nail on the head and puts choices and aspirations into perspective! Have decided to get an X-S10 for our archaeology business to use on media and marketing. But, more importantly!! - I'm looking for new glasses frames and like the black ones you are wearing in this video. Can I ask what make they are??? Cheers!
Nice camera. As owner of XT1, XT20, XT-2 and H-X1.... I stopped using it for 1 pair of G9. I don't see big jump from 20MPs to 24/26MPs in IQ and with G9 (or EM1.2s), High-Res options are useful FOR me with landscape and cityscape when I don't want to carry Sony A7R3s. So, now with IBIS in Fuji...why don't they offer High-Res (or pixel shift) technology either? I will happy stop my G9s or EM1.2s again for Fuji. For me now, it's either M4/3 or FF. M4/3 has nice useful advance features and FF Sony are just brutally high res for even A0 prints. I will wait for FW updates from Fuji if they can add High-Res features or Live ND to see where my next gears will be. Come on Fuji, try to get M4/3 features into your IBIS cameras too!!??
Well done 👍 loved the Lennon and McCartney lyrics. I’m old and recognized them immediately. You’re work is intelligent, creative, and of course relevant. Thank you for being you
Great opening, beautiful words and great music, the only thing missing, you standing on a wild and rugged windswept hillside and a helicopter sweeping pan shot........back to the review Lol. Thanks for the review.
Been trying to decide between the X-S10 and the Sony A6400. Travel and family portraits mostly rather than say sport so I'm tending towards the Fuji for the better kit lens options here in Australia.
Wow! You're fun to watch! I'm looking at the XS 10 for wildlife photography with the hopes of getting my hands on the new upcoming 70-300mm fuji lens in 2021. I like the small size I can stuff into my backback, the nice grip for the bigger lenses and the price as I'm on a government retiree's budget! Haha! Thanks for the review it was very entertaining :)
Also, I know that Pentax is a footnote at this point, but there's still no APS-C (and not even some full frame cameras) that match the KP's low light dynamic range. I honestly have no idea how Pentax does it.
Thank you for the quality information you provide. Need your help in my deliberation on choosing an additional camera body for my lumix g9. Looking for the short term and debating between the sony a7c and fuji xs10
Not sure if you have decided but if you have not go hold these two cameras. I did also look at weight and cost as I wanted to stay light for travel etc. A wide angle zoom from Sony FE 16-35mm f/2.8 GM Lens costs $1998. and weights 1.5 pounds. The 19-24 Fuji XF 10-24mm f/4 R OIS WR costs $999. and weighs 13.5 ounces. The Sony Full frame a7c costs about about $800 more than the Fuji. Now Sony is a full frame camera vs the Fuji aps-c format. I was at first very prehensile about apps-c but now am a big fan. Love it. If you you did buy the Sony I am sure you will love it but if not give the Fuji a look…their film simulation modes are Fantastic.
This was a great video! I’m losing hair trying to decide between this camera and the a6600. The X-S10 has everything I need for video but the A6600 has better Battery and great AF. However, the horrible rolling shutter on the a6600 is horrendous. It’s a tough decision to make.
The announcement of the x-s10 makes me think there might be an x-s1 in the future that could bring more video centric features and could possibly be an upgrade path for those who have the gh5 but want a new camera in late 2021 or 2022?? Just a crazy idea
I am looking to upgrade from my Nikon D3300 to a more advanced camera with better video capabilities. I am looking to do interviews, mini-docs and short films. More professional work. Should I go with the XT3 or the X-S10?
hugh-glad you and yours are well. i have recently sipped the fuji kool-aid by picking up a new-to-me X100T. the X-S10 camera is a nice step forward by fuji. as for your mind-bending/blending opening spiel, i picked up what you were putting down. right on, brother.
Sorry for the maybe minor comment, but I was taken back when you said it was 1/2 the weight of the X-T4, which I own, so I did a quick calculation, and it’s actually almost 80% of the weight, body only: 415g/526g=78.9%..
@@3BMEP 50% would have been really amazing! My problem with smaller bodies, as appealing as they may be, is that the lenses they use are the same, and my 16-80 already feels a bit bulky on my X-T4. If I was more of a prime lens kind of guy, then the smaller bodies would really be a no brainer. Unfortunately, at this point, my grandkids move a bit too fast for me to put on a prime lens. I guess 2 bodies could be a tempting solution!
Hello, my name is Hugh Brownstone and I am an Acros addict. Nice video. Pretty special little camera. If I wasn’t spoken for it has the right price/performance ratio.
Hugh, thanks for the camera review. Even more importantly, thanks for the Instant Karma of bringing visibility to the classic and sometimes under-recognized Beatles track. It should be noted that it can be found on their Revolver album. If anyone still buys albums - or buys anything digital any more. Peace to you.
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Thank God xs10 came out I was saving for xt4 even though I have very low budget ....thanks Fuji
same here.. what lens are you going to get.. or already got??
I have owned the X - S 10 now for about 2 1/2 weeks. I cannot believe this camera I cannot believe how good it is for the size and the value and the quality it produces. I post on several pages Instagram and other places as well people were still thinking that I was shooting with my Nikon D850. If I didn’t tell them they wouldn’t have known. This is a great camera for many reasons. And I’ve only just started. The reason I bought a small camera was precisely what you said at the start you can just point and click ….It’s really good and I mean really good and if you know how to handle a Camera you can get pro standard images out of his Canberra. 15 years ago professional photographers were using 12 megapixel cameras. This is 26 it’s more than enough and in fact I don’t understand why we’re getting into this megapixel wore it is a bit crazy if you asked me. Thank you for your review of this camera as I really love it as well
I have absolutely no interest in this particular camera, but I will gladly listen to Hugh talk about it for an hour.
Same lol
Hugh I recently discovered you in my as yet ongoing search for the best entry level camera to jump into and I have to say your down to earth approach is extremely helpful in giving folks in my position some perspective. So many other presenters will pick out some "negative" (single card slot for example) and blow it out of proportion. Only you could make a 20+ minute talking head video so interesting. Keep it up!
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Is it me or have I just found the Jeff Goldblum of camera reviewers? Thanks for the review!
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That is the perfect comparison
If Sigma, Tamron, or both, started doing lenses for Fuji this would be a no-brainer
Filipe Salgueiro why. The whole point of Fuji ARE the lenses! Until you use the 50mm f2 or 90mm f2 you haven’t lived.
@@agylub 1 - to expand the range of possibilities you have 2 - to compete in terms of prices with what they have available for other brands like Sony or Canon
I think it's more vital to Fuji (which is a smaller company to Sony and Canon) to make more money on lens sales with the price wars being waged on body sales so I get why it's a more closed off system. Fuji lenses are fantastic so I am ok with that tradeoff.
@@shdala111 I understand that, they have their business model that is unique and that's totally ok. I just wanted a Fuji (X-T3, X-S10 or other) with the same lens offer and price I have for the Sony a6400, but one can dream ahah
Viltrox 23/1.4 and 56/1.4 getting rave reviews from users...
7:30 "obtuse Boolean logic" is a spectacular description of the weirdness in camera setting combinations
The ease of adapting vintage lenses is also a great bonus here, love being able to use my FD and old m42 glass on my xpro.
So right! Though I do prefer focusing manual glass on the highest res OLED EVF I can get my hands on, the Fujifilm's simulated microprism or split prism are pretty nice. - The Leica CL is especially adept with M glass, as that EVF somehow punches above its weight class, and the implementation of finder magnification is lovely.
@@3BMEP Absolutely, the CL and that big beautiful SL2 are unlike anything else when it comes to EVFs. Gets me excited for future advancements in the technology.
@@ChrisSheridan295 hey Chris! Which adapter would you recommend?
@@SkipperGeffen I use a cheaper k&f concept one and it works just fine. I have an fd to fx and and m42 to fx. Also note that some rangefinder lenses are m39 which will require another adapter ring. Due to flange distance differences you cant use fd lenses easily on a dslr but an m42 adapter will work great.
@@3BMEP can you punch in on the EVF for easier manual focusing? Like a 5x or 10x zoom?
Bravo, sir. This is art.
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I'm only 3:05 in Hugh, and this is your best so far. I'm calm. And I'm happy your edibles are doing their job. Thanks for this flashback to my 60s and 70s. Ok, now I'm going to watch the rest of the story. Finished. Honeycrisp, sure. ;)
No animals harmed nor edibles consumed during the making of this video. I learned many decades ago I didn’t need artificial means to bring out the inner me. 🙏🏻😊🖖🏻
Clicked for the review, stayed for the quality. That end... art!
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You’re entertaining yourself and us too, thank you! Excellent overview and putting both the pro’s and con’s of the X-S10 into perspective.
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It's a pity they don't award Emmys for RUclips videos. Hugh's videos are not only the benchmark for intelligent, informative reviews but, and this is a little known fact, they can also (on occasion) cure insomnia! ;)
Saludos Hugh, excelente análisis y tú comentario final de las cualidades de la cámara resume perfectamente las ventajas que tiene la XS-10 desde el minuto 17:50, cito tal cual:
"La XS-10 está dirigida directamente al segmento de entusiastas que cuidan su presupuesto y que ya aman la fotografía pero aprecian una cámara que abandona la atracción emocional del pasado por las comodidades del presente debido a su diminuto tamaño y peso"...
Impecable reflexión Hugh, un abrazo desde Caracas, Venezuela!
I'm pretty sure you just made the best camera review video there will ever be. That ending, to say the least... wow.
i dont need a soundbook i just put on your channel and close my eyes and lisening to you and dreaming away to the next great fotoshot thanks
Such a great video... complete ART in a camera review...
I have been wanting a Fujifilm camera for some time now. I really like the controls on the X-T4, and someday hope to have one. I am giving up on Pentax, as they just cant get things right with AF, video features, and aperture blocks that don't die...as well as it seems Tamron/Sigma are not really continuing to support the K mount....
I am looking to get into Fujifilm cameras, and I really think this X-S10 is the perfect way to get started out, for a great price. It does have a few compromises, compared to the X-T4, but for this price point it seems to very much be the best option among any current models from any maker...and they're compromises I can surely live with.
Thanks for the videos....keep shining mister.
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I am a photo enthusiast and after many hours of exploring full frame Sony etc. I purchased the XS10. I do not place much emphasis on video so that was not an issued compared to XS10. Weather sealing too, a nice feature but if shooting in the mist or drizzle aplastic shroud works fine. On the plus side the ergonomics with the XS10 are the best. Not having a Fuji camera before I did not have any experience with the controls of the camera. I find the controls very easy to customize for whatever scene, style or focus format desired. This camera is W A Y more than a camera for beginners. It certainly could be but if you are looking for more out of a camera you’ll love it. Either way have fun shooting.
Hugh, I've been shopping for a substantial upgrade to my NX1. Cost is a major consideration. Livestreaming and communication with my Weebil-s matters (2 things which are very limited with the Samsung). Should I just pickup the S-lenses or go with a fuji Xt-3, A7iii, etc?
You really DO need to take a look at this little X-S10. Fujifilm cameras now are compatible with the Weebil S
@@3BMEP The Fuji's really do have enormously satisfying clicks and clacks.
Great stuff as usual Hugh. I'm feeling very centered right now. Thanks for that! I've been a Fuji lurker for a long time, but for 2 things. The analogue controls for 1. Birds and grandchildren move way to fast to be futzing with dials and taking my eye away from the VF. 2nd, the analogue controls meant no Custom modes. I use the custom settings all the time on my Sony and Olympus cameras, and that was a deal breaker, but now............hmmm. (or should it be ohmmmmm. And a BTW, on one of the reviews I watched today (I think Camera Conspiracies) it was mentioned that video settings can not be saved in the custom modes. Don't quote me on that, but worth checking into.
He was right. I’ve already spoken with Fujifilm about fixing this in a firmware update.
that's really a sad move from fuji, for still i'm happy to make new dial each time, but for filming that's where i really want custom mode. Know if the software update happened on that ?
Jeez what a wonderful video! I’m from South Africa and I am in awe of your camera reviews.
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In a rather twisted way of seeing things, I think now RUclips was created so that you could share your gift with words with humanity at large. And yeah that camera looks sweet indeed 👌🏻👌🏻
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I definitely agree with this. 🙂💯
Ty for this video. It is very well informed. I have watched so many of your videos now. They’re great
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Excellent video. You had me chuckling and then engaged in the serious detail. I applaud your regular emphasis that why should photographers aspire to features and functions they will never use.
Wow! Take a deep breath. I don’t know if I have enough adjectives to describe this video. So much more than a review. You are a true artist. I needed this.
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I've seen all the videos possible about the XS10, how it compares to XT3/XT4/XT30 II/by itself... I can tell you its by faaaaar the best and most enjoyable review, so thank you!
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This is a class room lesson. Convinced to buy this camera. Fuji, you have to send some greetings to this gentleman!
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This is more a mini X-H1...
I am so relaxed now! Thx great mantra intro!
Another brilliantly seemly spontaneously crafted piece. But we all know much prep goes into each feast. Thank You Hugh Serentity NOW
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Thanks for the great review. What lens would you recommend for landscape photography with this camera?
I like the 16-55/2.8 Red Badge - outstanding optically & mechanically, not too big, gives one options. Or the 16/1.4. Love that lens!
@@3BMEP Thanks so much for the quick reply, I am a newbie to photography. Are those lens sizes Fuji brand? And would you recommend this over the Sony A7C for Landscape? Thanks again for your masterful reviews and input.
@@quinnfitzpatrick7507 Yes, both are XF lenses made by Fujifilm. There’s little to choose between this and the a7c for landscape. The X-S10 has a couple more megapixels than the a7c; the a7c does a better at high ISO, but at the same depth of field their noise performance is similar, and landscape photographers especially can use slower shutter speeds to compensate. A7c has marginally better AF but that advantage is moot for landscape.
@@3BMEP Thanks! Wish there was a cheaper option but I am guessing the XF16-80 kit lens is not worth it?
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Just found this, as I am considering a new Fuji. I actually laughed out loud and my entire family thought I was crazy. Love your sense of humour in your work. Thanks for the review, I will” relax and float downstream, it is not dying”!!!! The best, and thanks again.
My pleasure. 😉
I have already bought the Fuji (X-S10) with renew pleasure but I am more enjoying listening to your beautiful lyrics, your musical relaxing accompagnement and your nice urban people photography. I am simply conquered. Bravo! Bravotissimo!
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Hi, your referral link sends to pages of the XT4, not this tiny camera. "Buy Fujifilm X-S10 here" this line
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@@3BMEP np. I'm always on the look out for new cameras, but unfortunately coming from the Lumix line up, I'm disappointed by video features. The G9 has been in my sights for a while now due to internal 10 bit 4k, as well as 8 bit 4k 60.
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@@thatsreallyamoon We love the G9. Definitely a real world go-to for our video work.
@@3BMEP In your opinion, would you buy the 12-60 Leica bundle with it? I have the Lumix 12-60, but what attracts me towards the Leica is: With the bundle, you get the whole thing for 1000 (G9) + 600 (Leica) as opposed to 900 Leica if bought alone. Also, the fact that it is electronically parafocal is honestly a random shocking feature I would appreciate. Of course the extra stop of light means the difference between 800 ISO and 1600... Would you say it's worth it?
Thank you for some sanity on the camera front. I try to stay away from the reviewers that pan new gear based on "specs". Being satisfied with what we have and not "needing" the latest tech is very grounding. Go out and shoot with what you've got folks and remember it's far better equipment than what many of the iconic photos of our generation were taken on.
I so needed and appreciated what you offered at the opening and close of this video! 🙂
The camera pretty much rocks, too. Great stuff!
Thank you, good sir.
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When is Fujifilm going to up their game for stills only shooters?
I didn't know I needed this in my life! Brilliant!
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The b/w shots with the xt4 are beautiful!
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What are the pre-amps like for video compared to Sony? Strong and clean or not do much?
Thanks. This video was perfectly timed for me because I had only recently come around to the belated epiphany that Tomorrow Never Knows was THE pivotal song of the Rock Era, a largely forgotten masterpiece that changed everything in popular music and still reverberates through so much of what we hear today. The X-S10 won’t do the same for photography. But, still, I bought into your vibe on it. It does all fit into my current quest to simplify, simplify, simplify. And, return to photography basics instead of pursuing the nth degree of the latest camera features. In the end, the love you take is equal to the images you make.
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Say, Hugh, I just posted the following comment over on the SnapChick’s video on this camera, and since it’s addressed to you, too, and I don’t expect that you are reading replies to her, I thought I would put a copy here, too. How’s that for service!! :-)
To: SnapChick and Hugh - Thanks to both of you for your recent videos on this camera. I am an ancient old SLR/DSLR geezer who is only now in the process of seriously shopping for my first mirrorless camera as a travel alternative to my wonderful, but all-too-heavy Nikon D850. Being a mostly Nikon guy (but, not a fanboy), I had been just trying to decide between the Z6 and new little Z5. But, the result of your two videos is that I will give a serious look at the X-S10. I have no idea what motivated Fuji, but for me, the new PASM dial approach does make this camera more appealing. Not only is it more familiar, coming from the Nikons, but to me it just seems more practical. I mean the physical shutter speed dial is a nice homage to the past - and indeed the cameras I grew up with - but to heck with that when you are trying to get the exact shot you want as quickly as you can. I can’t speak for others, but for me the PASM with two control dials is just more facile and faster. The biggest question I have to answer for myself is whether I want to back off from full frame to crop for my travel photos. Methinks I need to try this one out and compare images from it and one of my Nikon FF’s. For, as I told Hugh over the weekend: In the end, the love you take is equal to the images you make. :-) All the best. Thanks again. JW
Wich camera should be buy xt4 or x-s10
If budget or size are issues, X-S10. If ultimate video capability or dual card slots are issues, X-T4.
@@3BMEP thanks I was in doubt I will see also your video about lenses I se 16 80 f4 but fixed lens are better
Fuji ....in MY time, has finally released a well timed appropriately spec’d device with all that’s going on. You’ve touched some things I hope are not missed. If Migrating to the Fuji family/eco, without too much performance sacrifice this may just be the one. I think (think) Fuji has always focused on the photography vs the video until the xt4 (hybrid master).... this just cements the lineage. Cannot wait to try it with some reasonable glass. Keep these videos coming. And don’t you dare rob us of your epic closings! Wow... thx Hugh.
Do you think there will be a battery grip? thanks!
I have no inside knowledge, but I suspect not.
Love the video, as usual my mind struggles to absorb all the info at the given pace. But I do relish the challenge. Thank you
Hi Hugh, nice video! Is XS10's mount different from XT30? On a side note, I may have misplaced a comment that was supposed to be on the Sigma 85mm review and ended up being posted on "through the lens of photography" video by mistake. My bad... Thanks!
Same XF lens mount. Not sure about the construction of it.
I am a Sony user thinking of switching to Fuji, but will I need to switch from Adobe to Capture One?
Hi from Mexico! Great video! The pictures are very good, both the composition, and the .. content haha. Digital is fantastic, i will eventually buy one, but for now it will be a vintage Leica iii(R?) with lense at auction...soon!! :-D Always love your commentary, always eloquent! I usually watch 100% of each video!
Hey - Eisenstaedt made to with a Leica III - enjoy!
That was brilliant! Rational review, with the greatest intro and outro! Thanks
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As I scan a roll of film into the PC, I thought I'd visit RUclips and seen you posted this presentation. And I thought, I love Fujifilm, must watch, and I have to say Hugh; the camera info just went off to the side, and it was your musing of life with this camera at the start. The music added to this as well. I was just tickled with it; afterwards, I just felt good.
amazing voice and delivery!
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I feel like I just listened to a camera review by the Dalai Lama. Thank you Hugh
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The X-T5 that I ordered some time ago finally arrived. While I waited I bought a used X-S10 for practically nothing.
The X-T5 has some bells and whistles that I likely won't use much, and the X-S10 feels so good in my hands that I'm thinking it will become my everyday camera.
The image quality, of course, is the same.
The X-T6 will need to have the X-S10's big grip to tempt me.
IQ is not the same (40 vs 26mp).
@@3BMEP Oops. You're right, of course. I was thinking of the X-T3/X-T4 sensor.
Hi Hugh, thanks for the review. Quick question, can you use the USB power delivery charger while the Atomos Ninja is connected via the camera's HDMI?
Of course this comes out right after I buy my XT4.
Breathe! 😜
@What Are You On About I know, just liking a lot the fact that it's much smaller and lighter, haha. Sounds like a good backup for the XT4.
Was about to go for a XT4 but the more i see/ear about the XS10 the more i start to think :
-hey the price difference is about that of a good lens
-wouldn't an extra lens bring me much more goodness than the extra spec of the XT4 ?
-but for photo i really want that manual dedicated wheel ergonomics
-damn' why didn't they released a XT40 just like the XS10 but with the dedicated dial like on the XT30 ?
'holding my though'
-but wait, isn't that two programmable wheels ?
-maybe i can program them to get that ergonomics back ?
-i really need to get it in my hands to confirm
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-maybe someone that already have it can confirm on that ?
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-or should i wait just few month for the xt5 to get released (rumor said) so the xt4 price drop a bit and/or people start to sell then second hand ?
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Somehow the footage in 720p on the x-s10 looked pretty dang good. I love my x-s10. The only things that would make it better turn it into an x-t4
Am I the only one who hates touch screens? They are laggy and awful, please god no more.
touch screen has to be better so that it feels as good as operating a phone or its worthless.
I do however, use the swipe functions and enjoy them.
You don't hate touch screens. You hate bad touch screens.
@@danieldougan269 indeed. I also enjoy the tactile experience of buttons and dials that Fuji does so well, but navigating menus could/should be as easy as navigating our smartphones.
I have a gh5 and the touch screen is not laggy, its perfect! Just buy a better camera. I guess you are a sony user, they have terrible screens
My fingers have no capacitance. They don't work well with touch screen, even on cellphones.
Im curious about this compared to lumix g9 or g95 especially the ibis.
Na maste, this was an amazing review. Thoroughly enjoyed. Though albeit sometimes I was slightly confused whether you're saying it's good camera compared to competition (eg. when you started talking about A7C).
I'm very interested in this camera. Though I have hard time letting go of 4k 60 and that I want and need it. (eg. for slightly smoother and slowed down "B-roll").
I'd be using it mostly for RUclips and self-shooting, and then learning and improving on it creating other videos, too. + dabbing into photography (most likely street and landscape/nature).
I'm tempted to wait it out a bit longer to see if Sonu will come up with some a7600 or a7400.
Or whether there'd be some nice discount on XT-4 during black friday (20% would prob make me snag it as that would make it around 1500 euro - BTW new sony a6600 costs 1600 euro here... ridiculous).
Basically, if Sony does not come up with a new APS-C camera very soon, Fuji's got a winner
I don’t expect an a7xxx, but I have no inside knowledge. Waiting for Black Friday is not a bad idea in any case. I think it’s a great camera, but really, so are the others. It’s a question of use cases, priorities, and budget - as always. 🙏🏻😊
@@3BMEP Yeah, totally get that. Though it's hard for me to choose as I have no experience with "Real" cameras so I'm not really sure what I truly need. (Is that 4k 60 really that important to me? I know I wanna be uploading things in 4k, + 4k helps a lot when shooting and reframing myself, but is 4k 60 that important to me for broll?).
Thanks though, and looking forward to more Yoga/Mindfulness/philosophy infused reviews and videos :D
I am a street photographer and an independent film maker. I was looking for Xt3 for a good deal. Now i'm a bit confused. Which one would you suggest for me, an Xt3 or an XS10 ?
X-S10
*Wow. What an episode! From Xpro1 to XT-1 to X-T2 and now after watching this because the x-S10 I got 2 weeks ago. Me think returning X-S10 and get an X-T4. The XT ones let’s you be more in control. XS10 is mind mixing..*
That intro.... EPIC!!!!!
Great review,I was thinking of upgrading from my Olympus OM 10ii system to Fujifilm XT-3 but now this camera has been announced I’m not sure now..?? Plus side is that prices for the XT-3 are dropping here in the UK.
Thanks once again for your review,
From, Mark , Coventry England..
Can this camera be used for continuous streaming or will it cut out after 30 minutes as if it was recording video?
@@unbroken1010 Thanks for letting me know. I have a Canon D80 that doesn't cut out and use continuously for streaming in a fixed location. I was looking for a second camera for a portable set-up.
@@unbroken1010 Thanks. I might just end up getting another used 80D body and utilize the Canon glass I already have.
@@unbroken1010 I have no idea about the 60MK3. My only other camera is a C100MKII and originally got the 80D for B-roll video recording with a good color match. Sorry!
There are two glaring omissions from this camera.
1) Weather sealing.
2) There is only one card slot, and it's only UHS-I. My Panasonic G85 has a UHS-II card slot, and that camera is four years old. Now, for video, that doesn't matter so much. But, if you're shooting bursts (and this camera can shoot 20 fps with a mechanical shutter and autofocus), you're going to be waiting for a while for the buffer to clear.
Of course, they seem to be benchmarking something between the Sony a6400 and a6600.
Whats better value for money, this or a good condition pre owned XT4 for around 1500? bought an entry level camera last year and want to upgrade to a better one.
After so much looking, along with this and other sources, I have now found the camera I've wanted for some time..
Something to move from my Panasonic GX80/85 with ibis and ois lenses.
A move to a larger apsc sensor , and a jump to the Fuji system that has tempted me for many years.
A great light carry everywhere camera that can do everything. Including smooth video if required.
I'll keep my trusty Canon full frame SLR for my night photography and few other things..
Enjoy!
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Hi! So i have a question at the moment the XT-3 is at the same price point of the XS-10 both for 1400 with a kit lens. So with which would you go from a only photography stand and with casual video use?
If you are primarily doing photo the X-T3 is still a great option if your really want the manual dials. The lack of IBIS may be a consideration but thats really one of the few compromises for Photo. You'd gain an extra card slot however, that is better accessible, which for some photographers is a must. For video its a mixed bag too, X-T3 has more codec options, XS-10 has IBIS.
Honestly, there really is no clear winner i think, both would take fairly identical pictures. Many photo people prefer the manual dials and screen of the X-T3, most hybrid-shooters prefer the tilty-flippy-screen of the XS-10 or X-T4.
Great review - hits the nail on the head and puts choices and aspirations into perspective! Have decided to get an X-S10 for our archaeology business to use on media and marketing. But, more importantly!! - I'm looking for new glasses frames and like the black ones you are wearing in this video. Can I ask what make they are??? Cheers!
Zenni Optical. 🖖🏻
Thank you! Kind to reply. Much appreciated!
Nice camera. As owner of XT1, XT20, XT-2 and H-X1.... I stopped using it for 1 pair of G9. I don't see big jump from 20MPs to 24/26MPs in IQ and with G9 (or EM1.2s), High-Res options are useful FOR me with landscape and cityscape when I don't want to carry Sony A7R3s. So, now with IBIS in Fuji...why don't they offer High-Res (or pixel shift) technology either? I will happy stop my G9s or EM1.2s again for Fuji. For me now, it's either M4/3 or FF. M4/3 has nice useful advance features and FF Sony are just brutally high res for even A0 prints. I will wait for FW updates from Fuji if they can add High-Res features or Live ND to see where my next gears will be. Come on Fuji, try to get M4/3 features into your IBIS cameras too!!??
Pixel shift: great idea!
For what is the 3.5mm jack above the usb-c port?
Mic
@@3BMEP Thank you!
Interesting to see they put a mic jack on the x-s10 but not the x-t4, good to know
There IS a mic jack on the X-T4. 🖖🏻
@@3BMEP ah, my mistake, got confused with headphone jack, thank you
Well done 👍 loved the Lennon and McCartney lyrics. I’m old and recognized them immediately. You’re work is intelligent, creative, and of course relevant. Thank you for being you
So appreciate it, John. 🙏🏻
Great opening, beautiful words and great music, the only thing missing, you standing on a wild and rugged windswept hillside and a helicopter sweeping pan shot........back to the review Lol. Thanks for the review.
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Incredible!
All these things that you say you want Fuji to do. Will it increase the price of it’s product and are most users willing to pay?
Great questions! TBD.
Hugh. Great video. Like the overlays and VO script. I so appreciate your sardonic approach to gear. Well done sir
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Thanks,i liked your explanation!
This review was very entertaining, different! Thanks.
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Been trying to decide between the X-S10 and the Sony A6400.
Travel and family portraits mostly rather than say sport so I'm tending towards the Fuji for the better kit lens options here in Australia.
This video is surreal!
This intro was the best in zen comedy if such a thing ever existed.
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Oh dear, and I commented at the very beginning of the video, while I should have waited till the end. Just goes to show that Tomorrow Never Knows.
Wow! You're fun to watch! I'm looking at the XS 10 for wildlife photography with the hopes of getting my hands on the new upcoming 70-300mm fuji lens in 2021. I like the small size I can stuff into my backback, the nice grip for the bigger lenses and the price as I'm on a government retiree's budget! Haha! Thanks for the review it was very entertaining :)
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Interesting to hear your views. Just about everybody seems favourable towards this camera.
This video make me feel better, wow. Love it.
Glad to be of service! 🙏🏻🖖🏻
Also, I know that Pentax is a footnote at this point, but there's still no APS-C (and not even some full frame cameras) that match the KP's low light dynamic range. I honestly have no idea how Pentax does it.
Thank you for the quality information you provide. Need your help in my deliberation on choosing an additional camera body for my lumix g9. Looking for the short term and debating between the sony a7c and fuji xs10
Not sure if you have decided but if you have not go hold these two cameras. I did also look at weight and cost as I wanted to stay light for travel etc. A wide angle zoom from Sony FE 16-35mm f/2.8 GM Lens costs $1998. and weights 1.5 pounds. The 19-24 Fuji XF 10-24mm f/4 R OIS WR costs $999. and weighs 13.5 ounces. The Sony Full frame a7c costs about about $800 more than the Fuji. Now Sony is a full frame camera vs the Fuji aps-c format. I was at first very prehensile about apps-c but now am a big fan. Love it. If you you did buy the Sony I am sure you will love it but if not give the Fuji a look…their film simulation modes are Fantastic.
This was a great video! I’m losing hair trying to decide between this camera and the a6600. The X-S10 has everything I need for video but the A6600 has better Battery and great AF. However, the horrible rolling shutter on the a6600 is horrendous. It’s a tough decision to make.
What did you decide, and how has it gone?
So well spoken. What an amazing review
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What camera was this for??? I can’t recall. Got lost in the fun. Great vid Hugh!
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The announcement of the x-s10 makes me think there might be an x-s1 in the future that could bring more video centric features and could possibly be an upgrade path for those who have the gh5 but want a new camera in late 2021 or 2022?? Just a crazy idea
I think your idea has merit!
I am looking to upgrade from my Nikon D3300 to a more advanced camera with better video capabilities. I am looking to do interviews, mini-docs and short films. More professional work. Should I go with the XT3 or the X-S10?
Dual card slots, EVF, 4K/60 & 10-bit internal vs. size, IBIS, and price - your call. 😊🖖🏻
hugh-glad you and yours are well. i have recently sipped the fuji kool-aid by picking up a new-to-me X100T. the X-S10 camera is a nice step forward by fuji. as for your mind-bending/blending opening spiel, i picked up what you were putting down. right on, brother.
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Wonderful video - thank you. And dang you are an amazing speaker!
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Excellent video, I love this style of art.
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" ... but none have quite the feel in hand of the Fuji X-S10." Well, I haven't held the Fuji yet, but my Nikon Z50 is pretty much an ergonomic marvel.
I like what Nikon is doing, especially with their Nikkor Z glass. Enjoy!
Sorry for the maybe minor comment, but I was taken back when you said it was 1/2 the weight of the X-T4, which I own, so I did a quick calculation, and it’s actually almost 80% of the weight, body only: 415g/526g=78.9%..
So right! I looked at the wrong column in my spreadsheet. Thanks for the correction. 👍🏻💯
@@3BMEP 50% would have been really amazing! My problem with smaller bodies, as appealing as they may be, is that the lenses they use are the same, and my 16-80 already feels a bit bulky on my X-T4. If I was more of a prime lens kind of guy, then the smaller bodies would really be a no brainer. Unfortunately, at this point, my grandkids move a bit too fast for me to put on a prime lens. I guess 2 bodies could be a tempting solution!
I understand. 😊
Hello, my name is Hugh Brownstone and I am an Acros addict.
Nice video. Pretty special little camera. If I wasn’t spoken for it has the right price/performance ratio.
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Well done.
Hugh, thanks for the camera review. Even more importantly, thanks for the Instant Karma of bringing visibility to the classic and sometimes under-recognized Beatles track. It should be noted that it can be found on their Revolver album. If anyone still buys albums - or buys anything digital any more. Peace to you.
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