Fujifilm X-S10

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After the Fujifilm X-T4, it seemed that the next generation to be released would be a certain X-Txx, but in the end, Fujifilm launched their other camera line, the Fujifilm X-S10. There was no improvement from the X-S1, but a combination of the X-T30 and X-H1 series created an extremely powerful machine at a good price.

Sensors, performance

The Fujifilm X-S10 features the same 26MP X-Trans sensor as the other most powerful Fujifilm cameras available today, delivering very fast noise reduction and data readout performance, allowing for increased autofocus and video. The performance of the machine is comparable to the X-T30, even better in some points.

Video recording is also very impressive with 4K/30p, 8-bit. Using an external HDMI recorder can be increased to 10-bit 4:2:2, not only that with the new cooling system on the X- The S10 should be able to shoot continuously for up to 30 minutes, compared to the 10-minute restriction in the X-T30.

Continuous machine shooting is quite good, with 8fps at the mechanical shutter and up to 20fps in an electronic shutter, and 1.25x crop up to 30fps.

Grip

Inspired by the Fujifilm X-H1 series, it can be seen that the grip of the machine is also very good, even very good, with a protruding grip that allows easy grip and control with different lenses, including a big lens.

As the picture above, I attached the XF 16-55mm F2.8 lens to the Fujifilm X-S10; it worked together very well; I don’t think the body is small but works so well anymore; with a large grip, controlling heavy lenses is almost a breeze with the X-S10.

New anti-vibration system

Fujifilm X-S10 is equipped with a new anti-shake system with a small size that fits inside a very small body, and the actual machine is still the same size as the Fujifilm X-T30.

It provides up to 6 stops of stabilization with lenses with an anti-shake system and 5 to 5.5 stops if the lenses don’t. According to Fujifilm announced, the IBIS system on the X-S10 is 30% more compact than the IBIS on the Fujifilm X-T4, and the company also had to redesign it completely.

Control wheel and interface

If you have used other Fujifilm lines with the Fujifilm X-S10, things will be very different when the familiar speed, ISO, and EV wheels have been removed. Instead, you will have a PASM mode dial and two custom dials on either side; as can be seen, Fujifilm is targeting a new group of users with the X-S10, who does not change the information. The main number is many, as another of the company’s entry-level machines, the X-T200.

Fujifilm’s Auto Mode has been tweaked, allowing for finer autofocus adjustments, but still automatically choosing color simulation based on shooting circumstances. The device also has a small flash and is equipped with an ISO button, moving the Q button to the device’s top edge.

The seller will have a button that can customize the function (Drive setting) in the upper left corner, another button just to the right of the EVF, the basic function buttons Playback, Display / Back, Menu / OK, and AEL, AF-ON with a joystick. The buttons on the X-S10 are similar to X-T30, but the buttons are raised higher for a much better operation experience.

The rear screen of the machine is a touch screen, which can be rotated and flipped like the X-T4, suitable for video recording users. The EVF on the machine has a resolution of 2.36 million, not as high as the X-T3 or X-T4 but still has good enough contrast to using.

Connection ports

The connection port of the X-S10 is quite enough and placed on the side of the machine; the device has a 3.5mm mic port, a USB-C port, an HDMI port. The device’s USB-C port can transfer data, charge the battery or attach accessories to convert to audio. However, the compact design will be a bit entangled if you turn the screen upside down.

Memory card and battery

Fujifilm X-S10 uses the basic NP-W126S battery found on many of its other cameras before, not the new NP-W235 battery like on the X-T4. According to the announcement, the X-S10 can take up to 325 photos when used with the LCD screen; the experience is the same as the X-T3; one battery is not enough, and you should equip 1-2 more batteries to use would be better.

The memory card slot is also the trade-off point, and most people hesitate in the Fujifilm X-S10 when it is still placed with the battery slot and only supporting the UHS-I card standard.

Conclusion

The current overview Fujifilm X-S10 in my opinion, is a machine that offers excellent performance for the price for you to choose right now. In actual use, the X-S10 has good finishing quality, a solid grip, along buttons to operate; however, it is a bit different from other high-end Fujifilm users; it is very good and easy to get used to the new user.

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