Watching your creative video muscles flex a little is glorious ..I did laugh at the music seemingly trying to play you off stage like a long winded Oscar winner 😘
This was a wonderful video for me personally. Not just because I'm a working photographer, and I shoot Fujifilm cameras. But it really hit home because of my father who passed away in November. He was 73 when he passed and my shining lighthouse in Stormy Waters regarding photography for 43 years of my life. Twenty-three of those years he was my partner in my photography business where we worked side-by-side together. He was a big-time Nikon user, but also equally appreciated my love for Fuji. Anyway, I don't know why I'm sharing this but I thank you for the video you've created. It brought up some very Bittersweet Memories thank you.
💕💕 it was really special to talk to him about his photography and cameras, most of which didn’t make it into the video. Even though he has dementia, and doesn’t really speak now, I did get the sense that he knew what I was talking about.
I have the X30 and just love it. I sold my X100v as i found this camera with the zoom much more useful, and the quality of jpegs outstanding. The prices are now becoming crazy expensive. I bought mine new unused for AUD 250.00 3 years ago, now they are almost a thousand. I often use mine with a promist filter.
I'm interested in photography when I bought my first digicam last month. When I see your father in the video, he reminds me several years ago when my mom told me for the first time that my grandpa is a photographer and musician and actively shot pictures in the 50s and 60s, and showed me some of pictures that he take and that blown my mind. Mom said she told me several times when I'm around highschool but I didn't care. I feel so stupid 😅. I play in a band for more than 10 years now and just started to learn about photography, its like his DNA is in me and I never realize it. I feel grateful now for that inspiration and be able to learn so much from this channel. Thank you
The prices of the Fuji cameras over the last year or so is nuts. These old cameras used to be worth next to nothing, but now they’re around $400 on the ebay. Yikes.
Wait till the hype dies. Prices are inflated because of the lack of production by Fuji. No one can get their hands on a x100v, but people are looking for older models. Sellers see this and increase their prices. I was lucky enough to get a x100v without waiting too long.
@@brandonlee4110 I recently sold my X100V after two years of ownership for more than what a brand new XT5 body costs. It’s crazy to me that there’s currently free stock of the XT5 at MSRP and folks are still paying over MSRP for used X100V and XE4 bodies.
I have the Fuji X20 it’s a wonderful camera, I took to Peru on my wife’s and I honeymoon, the viewfinder is updated and has exposure info inside, I use this camera on a daily basis definitely worth a try.👍
ive just bought the x10, my first camera that isn’t a phone. Ive spent ages trying to decide what i want out of a camera and i think the vibe is important, also being inconspicuous. the images ive seen from it are really nice, very excited.
What an absolute gem of a video. Wonderful images, great storytelling, and a truly sincere and pure approach to photography and cameras. I admire your resistance to hype - so many RUclipsrs fall into that rut, and it is exhausting to weed through the muck. Thank you!
The urge to try this camera was dormant for years, it's been awaken! Loving your channel, truly the best photo gear-themed discovery of recent times for me. In a time when I find most recent camera announcements boring, I'm glad someone is paying attention to these old gems from when the digital cameras were exciting!
When I first got my X10 I didn't care for the images I was getting, but once I figured out how the settings worked and set up the two custom modes to my taste, I fell in love. It might still be my favorite camera. A really good compact camera with a zoom lens is something to be treasured. Fingers crossed they'll make another one some day.
@@JavaDeathMetalreply to you and @seed157: pick a manual setting on the mode dial (P,A,S, or M) and then tweak whatever settings you’d like using the menu, and then go to “custom set” on the last page of the menu and choose either C1 or C2.
out of all the problems the X10 has, the one I didn't expect you to run into was pricing. Guess that I'm spoiled by France's camera prices (Fujifilm X10s run for about 150€ here, 400 is more in the X20 territory, and even then that's expensive) I don't know if you plan to look into the X20, but basically the X20 is a carbon copy of the X10 with 2 changes : the sensor is now XTrans instead of Bayer (so either you like it or you don't, that's personal preferences. The sensor looses its AA filter though, so even though it's still 12MP sharpness is a little bit increased) and the viewfinder now has an overlay to be able to confirm focus, exposure, settings etc like a DSLR. Everything else is the exact same. In my opinion, the X20 is a pretty nice improvement over the X10, except if you really want to stay on that older sensor. X30 is not much of an upgrade, it's more like bringing the X20 in the modern era. Say bye to the OVF, that's now an EVF, screen is now tiltable and the video is better. But if you don't care about those, it's not worth it over the X20 in my opinion.
Any camera is the perfect camera if we take the time to know and use it properly, no matter how old. I bought a Nikon D200 recently (10MP and sold in 2005) and the colours are fabulous. It is now my go to travel and street camera.
Fantastic video. I’ve had my X10 since 2013, it’s the only one’ve held onto while others have come and gone, including x100. I simply adore it. Great shots too 👍
Fuji X10 is a great camera with wonderful photographic capabilities. I bring only this camera during a trip in Ibiza and it took my best travel photo ever. 12mp is absolutely adapted to sensor size and film simulations are producing great jpeg.
Great video, as usual. :) My carry around camera is the LX100, 1st version. Incredible small, very good lens, good autofocus, very usable EVF. Main problem: the JPGs are simply nor great - you need to shoot RAW and post process. But the RAWs are gorgeous. Very good 4k video too, albeit a little greenish. And surprisingly good on low light - I had a X100s once, brought both to shoot a reharsal in a music studio, and the LX100 files were much cleaner than the X100s (gurrent Fujis are much better).
This video made me buy my first Fujifilm Camera. I am working as a professional photographer and always used canon and Sony. This video was what I’ve been looking for. Thanks a lot and big love from Germany! 🫶
Thanks for this video! I'd only add that the Fuji XQ1/XQ2 compacts are almost the same in spec but fit in your pocket and recharge in-camera. But without real control dials, etc., in use they're just more flexible point-and-shoots. The amazing thing about the X-10 is the leaf shutter. I checked, and aside from the X100 cameras, the X10 is the ONLY Fuji compact with a leaf shutter!!!!
Thanks for your insights! Love that it has replaced your X100-I’m looking for versatility, that I think this line could satisfy! (Obviously, love your work and content!)
Greetings from Germany:) I bought my first used X10 in 2018, in mint condition with approximately 4000 shots , originally boxed and so on... Gave it to my at that time 20 years old daughter for a mountain hike with her boyfriend. They both had new iPhones, but as she had seen the x10 pics on her mac, she told me, she would wish, she had a Fuji too. She never had taken Pics on a real camera and was fascinated! I could catch another X10 on ebay for 140 € and made it her Christmas present. I bought another one for me as a spare in top condition for 150€. Now a few weeks ago my beloved first one with 4000 shots died. The activation via turning the zoom still works, but zooming itself doesn't work anymore and autofocus the same. Repairing at Fuji Germany would cost about 340€, a nogo for me! Tried to get a replacement on ebay, ebay local ads, thrift stores...nothing to get above 220€! So you're right, old Fuijis explode in prices, X20, X30 or first X100s even more. So X10 Owners, keep your little gems!!! And by the way, your Videos are informative, inspiring and just entertaining! Hug you, Thommy
Thank you Thommy! And I am so sorry to hear it's that challenging to find another X camera. Soon I'm sure they will have more new models and perhaps the prices will come down again on these older models.
When your X10 misses focus does it think it got it? Mine did. I really liked the JPEGs out of it and the manual zoom lens was great but the missfocusing drove me nuts so I sold it and got a Canon G15 instead.
Very nice photos in this one. You really hit the warm tones perfectly. I have yet to pick up a Fuji X series camera of any kind. They just always feel too pricey, but maybe some day. In fact, I have finally stopped adding to the collection. For me to buy more camera gear, it needs to be something extraordinarily special. Not even the Nikon D200 with a low shutter count, I had been hoping to find - and then did find, made it in to my collection. I'm using the digicams, I already have, for the rest of the winter, and then film cameras will return full on as my daily carry - possibly with an old digicam, that can't handle cold weather anymore as a backup, when the summer season with a lot more light sets in. Hopefully by then work will be a little less crazy too, and I'll have more energy for photography again, though I doubt it.
I've had my X10 for a little over a month now and I absolutely love it. I've made a few videos about it -- including one where I took it to Mexico. The RAW files are a dream to work with. And this is someone who shoots with Sony mostly! Great video and storytelling.
Ali ... just purchased my first X10. Have been on the fence for a very long time, but your video(s) inspired me to take the plunge. You and Mattias aren't helping my gear acquisition syndrome (GAS). I am going to need a support group.
Thank you so so much Kay. I reeeeeeeally appreciate that. Starting to try and diversify the format a bit which is slightly nerve wrecking so I'm glad to hear you enjoyed it :)
I have just got the Fuji X-E2, took it out at the weekend and loved the images from it, but it`s winter here in the UK and the camera being all metal, damn it`s a cold thing to carry around all day
Thank you for sharing this review. I hope your father is making a good recovery. When our loved ones become ill we just drop everything, normal routines go out of the window and we just want to get to be with them. Take care and stay safe.
Very beautiful video! I have only one thought to share about the price thing. Most of us, I suppose, are shooting raw and editing later, so the image quality of the sensor should be the number one price determining factor for a camera. Second, we have the lens (in my opinion the only differentiating aspect of a digital camera, at least with CMOS sensors). If we are talking about a fixed lens then it has to be really exceptional to justify a hefty price tag (like the Leica Q2 for example, or to a lesser extent, the X100V). For interchangeable lens systems it doesn’t matter because you can always put a vintage lens for character or a very sharp prime for clinical look. The ergonomics and aesthetics comes later. The JPEG “hype” about Fujifilm is something to be considered if you try to explain the ridiculous pricing of most Fuji cameras. Sure, to be honest, Fuji JPEGs are the only viable way for a normal human being to forget about editing everything in post! But, still, it’s not for everyone. I am shooting raw because I want my photos to have a certain look for consistency, and that look has nothing to do with any film simulation from Fuji. And the problem is that Fuji raw files are horrible on Lightroom (the editor I am using for ages). So I prefer to spend half the price on Sony that has horrible JPEGs but amazing raw (it’s literally a blank slate, you can do anything with them). And lastly, about the aesthetics, if I wanted a true vintage style there’s always the Leica out there (not necessarily a new model).
Can you explain what red filter is? I am sorry I am brand new to Fujifilm cameras, I just got my X10 today and I am still figuring out the settings! Thank you in advance!
Great video as always Ali, I really love that old camcorder footage!! and i think i see a lens i recognize on that next camera 🤩 very excited but it seems like it might be an expensive endeavor for the next review!
How would you compare this to the X30? I cannot find any X10 in my area, only X30 cameras. 2nd question, which film simulation do you usually use for this?
I've been looking forward to this one! (I try to save new OMTC vids for Friday when I'm supposed to be working 😜) I love my X30 so much, it's such a great slice-of-life carry around cam, and really love what you got with the X10. One of the main reasons I opted for the X30 was the electronic viewfinder, so if that was your main hangup with the X10 you might like an X30 more. I really wish they hadn't discontinued this series. Great vid! Hope your dad has a speedy recovery ♥
Isn’t the Panasonic LX100 kinda in this category? The controls are even more in line with typical Fuji cameras. Leica also made a version with slightly different and materials. Thanks for a great video though! Glad to hear of healthy recovery, stuff like that can be scary.
I had the x30 about 7 yrs ago. I wish I new then what I know now. I really had no idea what I was doing and was bouncing around from camera to camera. Now I have some older point and shoots including a Ricoh grd iv and a Canon G15 on the way. I intend to now spend my days working on my composition rather than looking at buying more cameras. I hope 😊
@@OneMonthTwoCameras oh please do! I’m a photo student and I recently started using an Olympus omd em 1 mkiii for my new work after using the lx 100 for a few years worth of photo books. I love it so much so I kept it (I usually sell to defray costs) for its emotional value and for my partner to use on trips. It’s my favorite camera ever, I tell people that it’s the best $300 I ever spent
Hello Ali, good morning. Call me crazy but I just sold my Fujifilm X100V to buy back my old X30 + X100T. Both cameras are the ones I liked the most in my entire life, especially the X30. I love your channel and the content on it. Greetings from Rosario, Argentina
Glad I stopped by. Lucy mentioned you on her videos. I don’t know why, but I’m not a huge fan of zooms on smaller cameras. When I use some of my vintage digital P&S cameras, I keep them at the widest focal length. Maybe because I am so accustomed to fixed prime lenses when I shoot street. I have a Fuji X100F and shoot it in a similar manner as your “manual” mode on the X10. Zone focus with fixed ISO during the day and AUTO ISO at night.
If you like that camera, you would love the Fuji X-S1 ! Same sensor, but with a 24 -624mm equivalent manual zoom, an Electronic Viewfinder, stabilization, lots of manual buttons, and so on. It really was treated like the Black Sheep of the X family because ( I believe ) of the noise in low light, and trouble focusing in low light, or at the far end of the zoom range. The video the camera produces is really pretty poor. But with a wealth of options you can really create some beautiful photos . Check it out !
I have the original X10 from the time when it was first introduced almost 10 years ago. It has the infamous orb issue with light sources when the photoreceptors of the sensor would get saturated. Fuji has offered a replacement of the sensor back then shortly after an uproar from its user community. Just point your camera to any light source at night and see if you get a well-defined orb instead of a glow. I didn't participate the replacement program as the orbs didn't bother me that much and I didn't use the X10 for night photography on the street. But today you can get the X30 with an EVF although it uses the X-tran sensor instead. After getting my XF10, my X10 has been sitting on the shelf. Check out the XF10. It 's actually almost like the Ricoh GR at half the price and it has touch screen.
I had an X10 back in 2014. It was great for just carrying every day. Image quality is very good and i found it pretty consistent. Even in low light, the JPEGs work in B&W with some pleasant grain. I've been thinking about picking one up again, as I'm looking for something light to tote again. However, the X30 appeals, so I am on the lookout for a good used one! I would add that the Nikon 1 J5, with the 1" sensor, is a cracking small camera and the lens quality is decent, even though the Nikon 1 range is discontinued.
Fantastic video as always. Very envious on the trip to Tahiti although I feel for you on the circumstances involved. Nothing can replace being there when it comes to a sick parent. Very curious to hear more about your "larger body of work" and what criteria you use with regard to choosing equipment when creating images for that work.
Me again! :) Do you remember me? I sadly lost the auction for the Canon 1Dmk1 and was so sad about that, but alas I will wait for another one if it ever pops up again or if I go to Japan and just spend a full month in vintage camera shops over there. Lol. I am about to pull the plug on this camera over at mpb. Love your videos! If you are ever in NorCal, would love to collab or go shoot!
You should try the Canon X1. It has everything missing in this camera at a comparable size: weather sealing, far better 24mp sensor, uv filter, very good HD video and stabilization, flip out screen, and canon colors that are very adjustable in post.
You always seem to give a thorough break down of these cameras and I'm grateful for your insights. Was the battery life any good? How does she feel in the hands? Heavy? Yeah Fujis tend to be expensive, not worth it because I'm broke, LOL. If you've ever used it would you maybe consider comparing this camera to the Panasonic Lumix LX100 or maybe do a solo review of that camera by itself in the future if possible? That would be cool. I always look forward to watching you. Peace.
My favourite small travel camera is the Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX100, it's ergonomics are wonderful, such a pleasure to use but inspired by you and Lucy, I've been playing with a Fujifilm Finepix A920. One of the great things about this camera is it uses AA batteries, the bad thing is the battery life is appalling, I'm going to have to use rechargeables, both for the environment and my pocket. i also have the Ricoh GX 100 (my first digital camera which I used alongside my Mamiya RB67s and somewhat battered) and a GX200. Again two cameras that are a joy to use, especially with the add on EVF. I also have a LUMIX FX-12, which is a tiny jewel of a camera.. Oh and I nearly forgot, a Pentax Optio H90, again a beautiful looking minimalist camera. Anyhow to cut to the chase, have you used any of these and if so, how did you find them? And if not, please check them out. I'd be interested.
Similar experience where some sooc photos were magical and then others were kind of flat. I personally found the camera to be a bit of an awkward size where it wasn't quite pocketable. My friends also found it to be a little intimidating for everyday documenting so I ended up selling it. Went for a (even more) compact Fuji - the xf10 instead and have found it friendlier for edc
I wanted to love that camera when it came out, but it didnt jive well with me during the rental. Loved testing it finding out it didn't meet my needs. Years later got a underloved x-e3 that aosy al most sparks joy I hoped the x10 would have back then. Itstill leaves me wanting occasionally but its a wonderful companion camera that more often than not is able to shapeshift into something really special while never being particularly special
I haven't watched the video yet but I just think it's quite the coincidence. I bought the X10 for my wife this past Christmas and I was planning on making a video about it when I go out of town in 2 weeks. I wonder if my thoughts on it will match yours...
I bought one of these when it was originally released and still have it. It still works well for its age. Great glass with stabilization and a wide aperture keeps it relevant even now. But the autofocus is not good and manual focus is clunky. I’d use it more but my Lumix GX85 is superior to it in pretty much every way and is still quite small.
The GX85 is fantastic. Definitely a lot younger being released 4 years later but way snappier autofocus. More expensive since it still needs a lens but with the Leica 15mm, that is one of my favorite little street setups.
@@OneMonthTwoCameras Will a GX85 review ever be on the cards? I know it’s a fair bit newer than most cameras you review but feel like it’s a real underrated body with a great selection of glass.
Looks like a really great camera! I have quite a few cameras from Fuji and although I love the “Fuji colours” I can agree that they don’t usually resemble reality (I almost exclusively shoot Astia). I recently was gifted it’s older brother the original X100 and it’s certainly showing it’s age performance wise, but I must admit that those out there fuji colours keep pulling me back in (regardless of accuracy)
Hi, i rencently started photography and got myself a FujiX20. So i guess it's not so different from the x10, what were your presets on these awesome photos ? I'd really appreciate if you could help me achieve this kind of rendition on the color photos you've shown :)
i love this review and this camera. I'm new to photography and wanted something i can grow with. I just cant believe the pricing since i bought it last year, its more than doubled.
The main problem with the X10 and X20 is the optical viewfinder eventually breaks down and ceases to work. I have an X10 which I can now only use with the back screen. In good light takes great pictures still.
Fujifilm X10. Hmm, this camera shines when stopped down or used in low light situations. This small sensor does produce dirty Jpegs and the lens and/or sensor does produce mushy files under some situations compared to X30. You can only save two film simulations to the dial options C1 and C2.
Great video Ali! Love the camera and its vibe and use for travel. Would be a great camera to carry on my NYC commute! Speaking of NYC, sounds like you had a good time at Beers and Cameras! 😊
@@mattgermond7957 I CAN RELATE :P I got a very special pass from my husband for a weekend away :) Thanks so much for the well wishes and hope to see you at a future meet up!
Very nice and stylish camera, excellent handling. The picture quality in shadows and higher iso was my concern. The watercolor effect, some flatness. That sensor had. I had my copy free from 'light orbs' fortunately. All in all, it spent few years with me and I regret letting it go. Pictures taken in a good light are superb. Then I went for x100, now Nikon Coolpix A is in my pocket when I don't need DSLR
I really, really wanted to love the X20: the optical viewfinder made it different than all my other EVF cameras, and the physical zoom made it different than all my motorized zoom compact cameras. However, my Olympus XZ-2 just delivered superior images. Looking at test images comparisons on DPreview confirmed I wasn't just seeing things - despite a smaller sensor, maybe the Olympus just has a better lens, because it delivered far more detail, especially at the edges of the frame. If I didn't own an XZ-2, or if the X20 was at least on par with it, I would have loved it and kept it. Now I think I value the shooting experience more than nitpicking image quality, so maybe I could love it now in a way I didn't a few years ago - it's unfortunate that prices of them have shot up so high, discouraging giving it another go.
Aww thanks! Love your channel and have been following for ages from my personal YT. Have some fun connections to the peeps you knew back in the Airbnb days :)
I just got one with 230$ and I love it. Need to go in to center to clean lease but still very mint condition and barely noticeable. Funny story ... I got x20 right next week cause that just popped up in my alarm for my local flea market app. I paid 120$for x20 haha
Thanks for this great video. It reminds me of my X10 I owned a few years ago that was stolen from my youngest son in Vietnam. What a great little camera - I miss it. Maybe I should buy a used one!?
I had the X30 and I really wanted to love it but the image quality just let me down. 1inch sensors is smallest I can go other than my phone for the convenience factor.
Love the honesty on the X10. I remember when this came out and I was on the fence of getting one, but I just didn't see enough positive reviews even then of it especially at that price. Not every digicam is great, and if you add overpriced, even now, it seems to be about the brand more than anything. I somehow got the XE2 at beginning of 2020 for $200, but nowadays price seems doubled (if you can even find one)! Hugs to your dad.
What are you doing with my camera? 🤣 I bought it new in 2010 and used it as my only digital camera until 2019 (previously I used and still have, Olympus Evolt E-300 with two lenses- from 2005- and Olympus E-5 with 3 lenses, plus MFT Pen EPL-2 with kit zoom lens) when I bough the X-T3. It went with me on all my canoeing trips, vacations an elsewhere with no issues! I was shooting jpeg and raw simultaneously and used it for many short videos as well.
Hey Ali, your new Lightroom profile won't show up in my profile browser, no matter what I try. I have imported it via Lightroom, it's being copied into the correct directory but Lightroom doesn't show it. Do you have an idea what could be the problem?
Sorry if it's a dumb question but are you looking at the right hand panel where it says profiles, rather than the left hand panel of LR where presets are stored?
@@OneMonthTwoCameras Yep, on the right side in the profile browser. Right there where your other OMTC profile is located. I'm really confused how the new one doesn't show up.
@@Fotznerwin27 then I think I know the issue. I am guessing you’re working with jpegs? I built the profile on a raw file and it sounds like the profile has that embedded into it somehow so it doesn’t show up in jpegs. But if you have any raw files to test, let me know if it shows up with those.
@@OneMonthTwoCameras Nope, still not showing up with RAW files. Nor with Nikon files, neither with Panasoic files. Really strange as this has never happened to me.
There’s almost nothing this camera won’t do. Panos, video, film simulation, and the lens is great and versatile for travel. Try the sepia setting with a red filter for shockingly good photos.
Sorry for the technical difficulties on this one. Will get auto focus and sound sorted for the next one, but what are your thoughts on the Fuji X10?
What is the backpack visible from 12:00 ? Looks really nice...
Watching your creative video muscles flex a little is glorious
..I did laugh at the music seemingly trying to play you off stage like a long winded Oscar winner 😘
@@matteodm Brevity something or other..3 videos back!
@@matteodm It's honestly the best camera backpack I've ever owned. It's the Brevite Jumper Backpack - brevite.co/OneMonthTwoCameras
@@cassiacries :P
This was a wonderful video for me personally. Not just because I'm a working photographer, and I shoot Fujifilm cameras. But it really hit home because of my father who passed away in November. He was 73 when he passed and my shining lighthouse in Stormy Waters regarding photography for 43 years of my life. Twenty-three of those years he was my partner in my photography business where we worked side-by-side together. He was a big-time Nikon user, but also equally appreciated my love for Fuji. Anyway, I don't know why I'm sharing this but I thank you for the video you've created. It brought up some very Bittersweet Memories thank you.
Oh Thomas. What a touching note. My heart goes out to you. Thank you for sharing.
It was so touching when you asked dad about his camera, and he keep smiling.
💕💕 it was really special to talk to him about his photography and cameras, most of which didn’t make it into the video. Even though he has dementia, and doesn’t really speak now, I did get the sense that he knew what I was talking about.
I have the X30 and just love it. I sold my X100v as i found this camera with the zoom much more useful, and the quality of jpegs outstanding. The prices are now becoming crazy expensive. I bought mine new unused for AUD 250.00 3 years ago, now they are almost a thousand. I often use mine with a promist filter.
I'm interested in photography when I bought my first digicam last month. When I see your father in the video, he reminds me several years ago when my mom told me for the first time that my grandpa is a photographer and musician and actively shot pictures in the 50s and 60s, and showed me some of pictures that he take and that blown my mind. Mom said she told me several times when I'm around highschool but I didn't care. I feel so stupid 😅. I play in a band for more than 10 years now and just started to learn about photography, its like his DNA is in me and I never realize it. I feel grateful now for that inspiration and be able to learn so much from this channel. Thank you
The fuji hype is real. I'm a fuji, canon and Sony shooter. I love my fuji's but some older cameras are over priced.
Yeah it's definitely a bit of an unfortunate byproduct of the name.
The prices of the Fuji cameras over the last year or so is nuts. These old cameras used to be worth next to nothing, but now they’re around $400 on the ebay. Yikes.
@@thisisbenji90 yup. Such a bummer.
Wait till the hype dies. Prices are inflated because of the lack of production by Fuji. No one can get their hands on a x100v, but people are looking for older models. Sellers see this and increase their prices. I was lucky enough to get a x100v without waiting too long.
@@brandonlee4110 I recently sold my X100V after two years of ownership for more than what a brand new XT5 body costs. It’s crazy to me that there’s currently free stock of the XT5 at MSRP and folks are still paying over MSRP for used X100V and XE4 bodies.
I have the Fuji X20 it’s a wonderful camera, I took to Peru on my wife’s and I honeymoon, the viewfinder is updated and has exposure info inside, I use this camera on a daily basis definitely worth a try.👍
I'm excited to give it a try!
Yes! And it is still good in 2024! My beloved camera in the last few years! Greetings from Norway!
Indeed!
ive just bought the x10, my first camera that isn’t a phone. Ive spent ages trying to decide what i want out of a camera and i think the vibe is important, also being inconspicuous. the images ive seen from it are really nice, very excited.
Wonderful! Enjoy
What an absolute gem of a video. Wonderful images, great storytelling, and a truly sincere and pure approach to photography and cameras. I admire your resistance to hype - so many RUclipsrs fall into that rut, and it is exhausting to weed through the muck. Thank you!
The urge to try this camera was dormant for years, it's been awaken! Loving your channel, truly the best photo gear-themed discovery of recent times for me. In a time when I find most recent camera announcements boring, I'm glad someone is paying attention to these old gems from when the digital cameras were exciting!
When I first got my X10 I didn't care for the images I was getting, but once I figured out how the settings worked and set up the two custom modes to my taste, I fell in love. It might still be my favorite camera. A really good compact camera with a zoom lens is something to be treasured. Fingers crossed they'll make another one some day.
How do you setting your x10? Im new here
Im curious too :)
@@JavaDeathMetalreply to you and @seed157: pick a manual setting on the mode dial (P,A,S, or M) and then tweak whatever settings you’d like using the menu, and then go to “custom set” on the last page of the menu and choose either C1 or C2.
out of all the problems the X10 has, the one I didn't expect you to run into was pricing.
Guess that I'm spoiled by France's camera prices (Fujifilm X10s run for about 150€ here, 400 is more in the X20 territory, and even then that's expensive)
I don't know if you plan to look into the X20, but basically the X20 is a carbon copy of the X10 with 2 changes : the sensor is now XTrans instead of Bayer (so either you like it or you don't, that's personal preferences. The sensor looses its AA filter though, so even though it's still 12MP sharpness is a little bit increased) and the viewfinder now has an overlay to be able to confirm focus, exposure, settings etc like a DSLR. Everything else is the exact same. In my opinion, the X20 is a pretty nice improvement over the X10, except if you really want to stay on that older sensor.
X30 is not much of an upgrade, it's more like bringing the X20 in the modern era. Say bye to the OVF, that's now an EVF, screen is now tiltable and the video is better. But if you don't care about those, it's not worth it over the X20 in my opinion.
This is really amazing intel. Thank you for sharing. Now you have me wanting to get an X20 :)
Any camera is the perfect camera if we take the time to know and use it properly, no matter how old. I bought a Nikon D200 recently (10MP and sold in 2005) and the colours are fabulous. It is now my go to travel and street camera.
1000% #nobadcameras
D200 and D700 rocks. Still use mine and this little hit and miss X10.
I’m considering this camera, and your real world review was very informative and helpful.
Fantastic video. I’ve had my X10 since 2013, it’s the only one’ve held onto while others have come and gone, including x100. I simply adore it. Great shots too 👍
Fuji X10 is a great camera with wonderful photographic capabilities. I bring only this camera during a trip in Ibiza and it took my best travel photo ever. 12mp is absolutely adapted to sensor size and film simulations are producing great jpeg.
You are by far and away one of my favorite camera reviewers.
Great video, as usual. :)
My carry around camera is the LX100, 1st version. Incredible small, very good lens, good autofocus, very usable EVF.
Main problem: the JPGs are simply nor great - you need to shoot RAW and post process. But the RAWs are gorgeous. Very good 4k video too, albeit a little greenish.
And surprisingly good on low light - I had a X100s once, brought both to shoot a reharsal in a music studio, and the LX100 files were much cleaner than the X100s (gurrent Fujis are much better).
The LX100 is a great camera! I forgot about that gem. Had one and perhaps it's time to re-acquire.
I also hate jpegs from my LX100 :)
This video made me buy my first Fujifilm Camera. I am working as a professional photographer and always used canon and Sony. This video was what I’ve been looking for. Thanks a lot and big love from Germany! 🫶
That's so wonderful to hear Joe! Enjoy!!
Thanks for this video! I'd only add that the Fuji XQ1/XQ2 compacts are almost the same in spec but fit in your pocket and recharge in-camera. But without real control dials, etc., in use they're just more flexible point-and-shoots.
The amazing thing about the X-10 is the leaf shutter. I checked, and aside from the X100 cameras, the X10 is the ONLY Fuji compact with a leaf shutter!!!!
Thanks for your insights! Love that it has replaced your X100-I’m looking for versatility, that I think this line could satisfy!
(Obviously, love your work and content!)
Greetings from Germany:) I bought my first used X10 in 2018, in mint condition with approximately 4000 shots , originally boxed and so on... Gave it to my at that time 20 years old daughter for a mountain hike with her boyfriend. They both had new iPhones, but as she had seen the x10 pics on her mac, she told me, she would wish, she had a Fuji too. She never had taken Pics on a real camera and was fascinated! I could catch another X10 on ebay for 140 € and made it her Christmas present. I bought another one for me as a spare in top condition for 150€. Now a few weeks ago my beloved first one with 4000 shots died. The activation via turning the zoom still works, but zooming itself doesn't work anymore and autofocus the same. Repairing at Fuji Germany would cost about 340€, a nogo for me! Tried to get a replacement on ebay, ebay local ads, thrift stores...nothing to get above 220€! So you're right, old Fuijis explode in prices, X20, X30 or first X100s even more. So X10 Owners, keep your little gems!!! And by the way, your Videos are informative, inspiring and just entertaining! Hug you, Thommy
Thank you Thommy! And I am so sorry to hear it's that challenging to find another X camera. Soon I'm sure they will have more new models and perhaps the prices will come down again on these older models.
When your X10 misses focus does it think it got it? Mine did. I really liked the JPEGs out of it and the manual zoom lens was great but the missfocusing drove me nuts so I sold it and got a Canon G15 instead.
Very nice photos in this one. You really hit the warm tones perfectly.
I have yet to pick up a Fuji X series camera of any kind. They just always feel too pricey, but maybe some day.
In fact, I have finally stopped adding to the collection. For me to buy more camera gear, it needs to be something extraordinarily special. Not even the Nikon D200 with a low shutter count, I had been hoping to find - and then did find, made it in to my collection.
I'm using the digicams, I already have, for the rest of the winter, and then film cameras will return full on as my daily carry - possibly with an old digicam, that can't handle cold weather anymore as a backup, when the summer season with a lot more light sets in.
Hopefully by then work will be a little less crazy too, and I'll have more energy for photography again, though I doubt it.
Fujifilm X10, Nikon D200....absolute bargain and great classic cameras. I own both.
I've had my X10 for a little over a month now and I absolutely love it. I've made a few videos about it -- including one where I took it to Mexico. The RAW files are a dream to work with. And this is someone who shoots with Sony mostly!
Great video and storytelling.
Ali ... just purchased my first X10. Have been on the fence for a very long time, but your video(s) inspired me to take the plunge. You and Mattias aren't helping my gear acquisition syndrome (GAS). I am going to need a support group.
Haha I hope you enjoy it!!
@@OneMonthTwoCameras had to return it but at least I wont wonder. Faulty electronics.
@@bw2314 aw man
Your storytelling is so amazing. Thank you for another awesome video.
Thank you so so much Kay. I reeeeeeeally appreciate that. Starting to try and diversify the format a bit which is slightly nerve wrecking so I'm glad to hear you enjoyed it :)
Just got myself an x20. First camera ever. Usually shoot pictures with a phone but I wanted to learn more. I'm loving it so far!
That is wonderful Julio! Best of luck with it!
I have just got the Fuji X-E2, took it out at the weekend and loved the images from it, but it`s winter here in the UK and the camera being all metal, damn it`s a cold thing to carry around all day
Woof. Hope you have some good gloves!
Thank you for sharing this review. I hope your father is making a good recovery. When our loved ones become ill we just drop everything, normal routines go out of the window and we just want to get to be with them. Take care and stay safe.
Thank you Steve
Very beautiful video! I have only one thought to share about the price thing. Most of us, I suppose, are shooting raw and editing later, so the image quality of the sensor should be the number one price determining factor for a camera. Second, we have the lens (in my opinion the only differentiating aspect of a digital camera, at least with CMOS sensors). If we are talking about a fixed lens then it has to be really exceptional to justify a hefty price tag (like the Leica Q2 for example, or to a lesser extent, the X100V). For interchangeable lens systems it doesn’t matter because you can always put a vintage lens for character or a very sharp prime for clinical look. The ergonomics and aesthetics comes later.
The JPEG “hype” about Fujifilm is something to be considered if you try to explain the ridiculous pricing of most Fuji cameras. Sure, to be honest, Fuji JPEGs are the only viable way for a normal human being to forget about editing everything in post! But, still, it’s not for everyone. I am shooting raw because I want my photos to have a certain look for consistency, and that look has nothing to do with any film simulation from Fuji. And the problem is that Fuji raw files are horrible on Lightroom (the editor I am using for ages). So I prefer to spend half the price on Sony that has horrible JPEGs but amazing raw (it’s literally a blank slate, you can do anything with them). And lastly, about the aesthetics, if I wanted a true vintage style there’s always the Leica out there (not necessarily a new model).
What Sony did you get?
@@apoptosisz the a6000.
Can you explain what red filter is? I am sorry I am brand new to Fujifilm cameras, I just got my X10 today and I am still figuring out the settings! Thank you in advance!
Good and honest review yeah the Fujifilm hype will always be there no matter what the prices are unfortunate the older it is means it's more expensive
Great video as always Ali, I really love that old camcorder footage!! and i think i see a lens i recognize on that next camera 🤩 very excited but it seems like it might be an expensive endeavor for the next review!
Thank you Jude! And yeah, next review won't be cheap but hopefully a lot of fun :P
How would you compare this to the X30? I cannot find any X10 in my area, only X30 cameras.
2nd question, which film simulation do you usually use for this?
The X30 is supposed to be fantastic with a much improved viewfinder which was my main complaint on the X10.
Absolute legend, still really appreciate you giving me those X100V RAW to use
You're the best Paul. Loving what you're making!
suprised to hear you got rid of your x100v for this! im looking to get my first ever camera. what would you recommend?
I've been looking forward to this one! (I try to save new OMTC vids for Friday when I'm supposed to be working 😜) I love my X30 so much, it's such a great slice-of-life carry around cam, and really love what you got with the X10. One of the main reasons I opted for the X30 was the electronic viewfinder, so if that was your main hangup with the X10 you might like an X30 more. I really wish they hadn't discontinued this series. Great vid! Hope your dad has a speedy recovery ♥
Isn’t the Panasonic LX100 kinda in this category? The controls are even more in line with typical Fuji cameras. Leica also made a version with slightly different and materials.
Thanks for a great video though! Glad to hear of healthy recovery, stuff like that can be scary.
Refreshing honest review. Thank youuuu!!!!
I had the x30 about 7 yrs ago. I wish I new then what I know now. I really had no idea what I was doing and was bouncing around from camera to camera. Now I have some older point and shoots including a Ricoh grd iv and a Canon G15 on the way. I intend to now spend my days working on my composition rather than looking at buying more cameras. I hope 😊
The beauty of time and experience is discovering there are #nobadcameras :)
@@OneMonthTwoCameras this is what I'm slowly starting to discover. Especially with my iPhone 4s photos🤩
My favorite video of yours so far! It reminded me of why I love my lx 100!
Thank you so much! And someone else mentioned the LX100 as well. I might need to pick one up again!
@@OneMonthTwoCameras oh please do! I’m a photo student and I recently started using an Olympus omd em 1 mkiii for my new work after using the lx 100 for a few years worth of photo books. I love it so much so I kept it (I usually sell to defray costs) for its emotional value and for my partner to use on trips. It’s my favorite camera ever, I tell people that it’s the best $300 I ever spent
So excited for the next video! I have the square format Nons and it's a joy.
Oh that is amazing! Is that the SL66?
@@OneMonthTwoCameras yes! It’s such a fun camera to use. A little more unpredictable than regular Instax cameras, but the results can be breathtaking.
@@chelseajupiter2103 I love it! I have my eye on that body now that I've started to play with the mini format. Love the larger size :)
Hello Ali, good morning. Call me crazy but I just sold my Fujifilm X100V to buy back my old X30 + X100T. Both cameras are the ones I liked the most in my entire life, especially the X30. I love your channel and the content on it.
Greetings from Rosario, Argentina
Ha! You and I are similar it sounds like. The X100V is a beast but I'd have done the same :)
Glad I stopped by. Lucy mentioned you on her videos.
I don’t know why, but I’m not a huge fan of zooms on smaller cameras. When I use some of my vintage digital P&S cameras, I keep them at the widest focal length. Maybe because I am so accustomed to fixed prime lenses when I shoot street. I have a Fuji X100F and shoot it in a similar manner as your “manual” mode on the X10. Zone focus with fixed ISO during the day and AUTO ISO at night.
You have made me fall in love with this camera again 😊
Happy to hear that!
this is weird that I just saw you! so excited to watch this.
If you like that camera, you would love the Fuji X-S1 ! Same sensor, but with a 24 -624mm equivalent manual zoom, an Electronic Viewfinder, stabilization, lots of manual buttons, and so on. It really was treated like the Black Sheep of the X family because ( I believe ) of the noise in low light, and trouble focusing in low light, or at the far end of the zoom range. The video the camera produces is really pretty poor. But with a wealth of options you can really create some beautiful photos . Check it out !
omg this is a very beautifully made video, definattely subscribed
Thank you so much!
The video footage of your father was so very touching 😌❤
You are so kind, thank you. The love of photography runs deep :)
The X20 solves a lot of problems and the output is beautiful.
I have the original X10 from the time when it was first introduced almost 10 years ago. It has the infamous orb issue with light sources when the photoreceptors of the sensor would get saturated. Fuji has offered a replacement of the sensor back then shortly after an uproar from its user community. Just point your camera to any light source at night and see if you get a well-defined orb instead of a glow. I didn't participate the replacement program as the orbs didn't bother me that much and I didn't use the X10 for night photography on the street. But today you can get the X30 with an EVF although it uses the X-tran sensor instead. After getting my XF10, my X10 has been sitting on the shelf. Check out the XF10. It 's actually almost like the Ricoh GR at half the price and it has touch screen.
I should definitely pick that camera up again. I owned it super briefly but I'd be curious to give it another try.
that moment with your Dad 💛💛💛💛
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I had an X10 back in 2014. It was great for just carrying every day. Image quality is very good and i found it pretty consistent. Even in low light, the JPEGs work in B&W with some pleasant grain. I've been thinking about picking one up again, as I'm looking for something light to tote again. However, the X30 appeals, so I am on the lookout for a good used one! I would add that the Nikon 1 J5, with the 1" sensor, is a cracking small camera and the lens quality is decent, even though the Nikon 1 range is discontinued.
really loved that shot at 11:08 !! 😍
Thank you for your insights, much appreciated.
Fantastic video as always. Very envious on the trip to Tahiti although I feel for you on the circumstances involved. Nothing can replace being there when it comes to a sick parent.
Very curious to hear more about your "larger body of work" and what criteria you use with regard to choosing equipment when creating images for that work.
Me again! :) Do you remember me? I sadly lost the auction for the Canon 1Dmk1 and was so sad about that, but alas I will wait for another one if it ever pops up again or if I go to Japan and just spend a full month in vintage camera shops over there. Lol. I am about to pull the plug on this camera over at mpb. Love your videos! If you are ever in NorCal, would love to collab or go shoot!
You should try the Canon X1. It has everything missing in this camera at a comparable size: weather sealing, far better 24mp sensor, uv filter, very good HD video and stabilization, flip out screen, and canon colors that are very adjustable in post.
Have been waiting for this. 😇
You always seem to give a thorough break down of these cameras and I'm grateful for your insights. Was the battery life any good? How does she feel in the hands? Heavy? Yeah Fujis tend to be expensive, not worth it because I'm broke, LOL. If you've ever used it would you maybe consider comparing this camera to the Panasonic Lumix LX100 or maybe do a solo review of that camera by itself in the future if possible? That would be cool. I always look forward to watching you. Peace.
My favourite small travel camera is the Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX100, it's ergonomics are wonderful, such a pleasure to use but inspired by you and Lucy, I've been playing with a Fujifilm Finepix A920. One of the great things about this camera is it uses AA batteries, the bad thing is the battery life is appalling, I'm going to have to use rechargeables, both for the environment and my pocket.
i also have the Ricoh GX 100 (my first digital camera which I used alongside my Mamiya RB67s and somewhat battered) and a GX200. Again two cameras that are a joy to use, especially with the add on EVF.
I also have a LUMIX FX-12, which is a tiny jewel of a camera.. Oh and I nearly forgot, a Pentax Optio H90, again a beautiful looking minimalist camera. Anyhow to cut to the chase, have you used any of these and if so, how did you find them? And if not, please check them out. I'd be interested.
Similar experience where some sooc photos were magical and then others were kind of flat. I personally found the camera to be a bit of an awkward size where it wasn't quite pocketable. My friends also found it to be a little intimidating for everyday documenting so I ended up selling it. Went for a (even more) compact Fuji - the xf10 instead and have found it friendlier for edc
I wanted to love that camera when it came out, but it didnt jive well with me during the rental. Loved testing it finding out it didn't meet my needs. Years later got a underloved x-e3 that aosy al most sparks joy I hoped the x10 would have back then. Itstill leaves me wanting occasionally but its a wonderful companion camera that more often than not is able to shapeshift into something really special while never being particularly special
I haven't watched the video yet but I just think it's quite the coincidence. I bought the X10 for my wife this past Christmas and I was planning on making a video about it when I go out of town in 2 weeks. I wonder if my thoughts on it will match yours...
Hi Ali, I just found your channel and I'm your new Subscriber. Wishing you have a great day 💐
AHH got to the end....I am saving up for some NONS cameras too! haha
Another lovely review
I bought one of these when it was originally released and still have it. It still works well for its age. Great glass with stabilization and a wide aperture keeps it relevant even now. But the autofocus is not good and manual focus is clunky. I’d use it more but my Lumix GX85 is superior to it in pretty much every way and is still quite small.
The GX85 is fantastic. Definitely a lot younger being released 4 years later but way snappier autofocus. More expensive since it still needs a lens but with the Leica 15mm, that is one of my favorite little street setups.
@@OneMonthTwoCameras Will a GX85 review ever be on the cards? I know it’s a fair bit newer than most cameras you review but feel like it’s a real underrated body with a great selection of glass.
@@Jalegre I would love to make that review. I'll keep an eye out for a body to pick up.
Looks like a really great camera! I have quite a few cameras from Fuji and although I love the “Fuji colours” I can agree that they don’t usually resemble reality (I almost exclusively shoot Astia). I recently was gifted it’s older brother the original X100 and it’s certainly showing it’s age performance wise, but I must admit that those out there fuji colours keep pulling me back in (regardless of accuracy)
what is that grey video camera you put in your bag
Hi, i rencently started photography and got myself a FujiX20. So i guess it's not so different from the x10, what were your presets on these awesome photos ? I'd really appreciate if you could help me achieve this kind of rendition on the color photos you've shown :)
Just got this camera last week for 140, loved it!
What a steal!!
i love this review and this camera. I'm new to photography and wanted something i can grow with. I just cant believe the pricing since i bought it last year, its more than doubled.
The main problem with the X10 and X20 is the optical viewfinder eventually breaks down and ceases to work. I have an X10 which I can now only use with the back screen. In good light takes great pictures still.
Great video! Great photos! Great information! Thank you 📸🤩
Thank YOU!!!
Fujifilm X10. Hmm, this camera shines when stopped down or used in low light situations. This small sensor does produce dirty Jpegs and the lens and/or sensor does produce mushy files under some situations compared to X30. You can only save two film simulations to the dial options C1 and C2.
Great video Ali! Love the camera and its vibe and use for travel. Would be a great camera to carry on my NYC commute! Speaking of NYC, sounds like you had a good time at Beers and Cameras! 😊
It was the greatest weekend! You should join one of those meetups if you're in NY! They are so much fun.
@@OneMonthTwoCameras I know! I had Daddy duty for my twin 10 yr old girls that day! Next one! Hope your father is doing better 😊
@@mattgermond7957 I CAN RELATE :P I got a very special pass from my husband for a weekend away :) Thanks so much for the well wishes and hope to see you at a future meet up!
Have you had a chance to use the LUMIX LX100?
Very nice and stylish camera, excellent handling. The picture quality in shadows and higher iso was my concern. The watercolor effect, some flatness. That sensor had.
I had my copy free from 'light orbs' fortunately. All in all, it spent few years with me and I regret letting it go. Pictures taken in a good light are superb.
Then I went for x100, now Nikon Coolpix A is in my pocket when I don't need DSLR
I really, really wanted to love the X20: the optical viewfinder made it different than all my other EVF cameras, and the physical zoom made it different than all my motorized zoom compact cameras. However, my Olympus XZ-2 just delivered superior images. Looking at test images comparisons on DPreview confirmed I wasn't just seeing things - despite a smaller sensor, maybe the Olympus just has a better lens, because it delivered far more detail, especially at the edges of the frame.
If I didn't own an XZ-2, or if the X20 was at least on par with it, I would have loved it and kept it. Now I think I value the shooting experience more than nitpicking image quality, so maybe I could love it now in a way I didn't a few years ago - it's unfortunate that prices of them have shot up so high, discouraging giving it another go.
Your dad lived in paradise. 🤘
great video! those early fuji cameras are total sleepers.
Aww thanks! Love your channel and have been following for ages from my personal YT. Have some fun connections to the peeps you knew back in the Airbnb days :)
I just got one with 230$ and I love it. Need to go in to center to clean lease but still very mint condition and barely noticeable. Funny story ... I got x20 right next week cause that just popped up in my alarm for my local flea market app. I paid 120$for x20 haha
Thanks for this great video. It reminds me of my X10 I owned a few years ago that was stolen from my youngest son in Vietnam. What a great little camera - I miss it. Maybe I should buy a used one!?
Oh no! Sorry to hear your previous x10s fate. If you find one for a good price I’d say scoop it.
I had the X30 and I really wanted to love it but the image quality just let me down. 1inch sensors is smallest I can go other than my phone for the convenience factor.
Beautiful video. Thank you for this.
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Love the honesty on the X10. I remember when this came out and I was on the fence of getting one, but I just didn't see enough positive reviews even then of it especially at that price. Not every digicam is great, and if you add overpriced, even now, it seems to be about the brand more than anything. I somehow got the XE2 at beginning of 2020 for $200, but nowadays price seems doubled (if you can even find one)! Hugs to your dad.
What are you doing with my camera? 🤣 I bought it new in 2010 and used it as my only digital camera until 2019 (previously I used and still have, Olympus Evolt E-300 with two lenses- from 2005- and Olympus E-5 with 3 lenses, plus MFT Pen EPL-2 with kit zoom lens) when I bough the X-T3. It went with me on all my canoeing trips, vacations an elsewhere with no issues! I was shooting jpeg and raw simultaneously and used it for many short videos as well.
If it’s more than my C-740, I would probably like it. Maybe you should do a book
Hey Ali, your new Lightroom profile won't show up in my profile browser, no matter what I try. I have imported it via Lightroom, it's being copied into the correct directory but Lightroom doesn't show it. Do you have an idea what could be the problem?
Sorry if it's a dumb question but are you looking at the right hand panel where it says profiles, rather than the left hand panel of LR where presets are stored?
@@OneMonthTwoCameras Yep, on the right side in the profile browser. Right there where your other OMTC profile is located. I'm really confused how the new one doesn't show up.
@@Fotznerwin27 then I think I know the issue. I am guessing you’re working with jpegs? I built the profile on a raw file and it sounds like the profile has that embedded into it somehow so it doesn’t show up in jpegs. But if you have any raw files to test, let me know if it shows up with those.
@@OneMonthTwoCameras That's true, I've been working on jpegs. I'll give it another go with some raw files later that day. I'll let you know!
@@OneMonthTwoCameras Nope, still not showing up with RAW files. Nor with Nikon files, neither with Panasoic files. Really strange as this has never happened to me.
I am also the owner of this camera and I agree with every word))) thank you, it was interesting)
I always liked the X10. Got a second one at a bargain price just to be safe should one fail.
Its a good camera with a few flows. Jpegs colours are inaccurate (up to some extent) which Fujifilm only fixed with Xtrans III sensors.
There’s almost nothing this camera won’t do. Panos, video, film simulation, and the lens is great and versatile for travel. Try the sepia setting with a red filter for shockingly good photos.
I would love to hear your thoughts on the Fuji X-Pro2. I’ve used it for about three years and absolutely love that system.
I would love to try and XPro 2! I will put it on the list.
@@OneMonthTwoCameras the X-Pro`s are so expensive, put the X-E2 on the list
Fuji hype with high prices? What about Leica?
Just 2day I'm getting reacquainted with my trusty x10
So, I got this really good Ofer of a x100s , but there’s this x10 which is cheaper, I’m so divided 😭