The Fujifilm XF10 is a premium compact camera with a 24.2 megapixel APS-C sensor, ISO range of 200-12800 (extendable to 100-51200), fixed 28mm f/2.8 lens, 3-inch touchscreen LCD, Bluetooth and Wi-fi connectivity, 4K video recording at 15fps, 4K burst shooting mode, 11 Fujifilm Film Simulations and...

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The XF10 stands on its own as a gorgeous-especially if you opt for the gold finish-and pocket-friendly shooter. It costs less than the Ricoh GR II (now selling for around $600 after a few years on the market ), and offers a significantly denser sensor.

Gorgeous, pocket-friendly design; APS-C image sensor; Wide-angle f/2.8 prime lens; Sharp images; Touch screen; Wi-Fi

Middling autofocus speed; Long start-up time; No optical image stabilization; Omits EVF and hot shoe; So-so video

Yet again, Fujifilm has produced an excellent quality lens that should exceed the expectations of even the most discerning photographer. The sharpness delivered by this lens is outstanding, focusing is quick and precise and the robust build helps to assert that this is a quality piece of equipment.

The Fujifilm XF10 ($499.95) may not be the direct successor to the discontinued X70 in model name, but it certainly is in spirit. Like the X70, the XF10 is a pocket-friendly camera with an APS-C image sensor, the size found in many SLRs and mirrorless cameras. Its image quality is excellent, thanks to a sharp wide-angle lens and a class-leading image sensor. But performance is a bit spotty, with focus slower than what we're used to seeing in a modern camera, and an image processor that doesn't include some of our favorite Fujifilm profiles. Gorgeous Finish The XF10 is easily one of the best-looking cameras on sale today, at least if you buy it in the gold finish we received for review. The body is metal, with a finish to match. Its contrasted by a brown leatherette, with a pattern that reminds me of alligator leather. Fujfilm also markets the XF10 with a black finish, which isn't as head-turning, but remains classy. Similar Products Ricoh GR II $90...

The Fujifilm XF10 is a gorgeous compact camera that squeezes SLR image quality into a pocket-friendly size.

Gorgeous, pocket-friendly design; APS-C image sensor; Wide-angle f/2.8 prime lens; Sharp images; Touch screen; Wi-Fi

Middling autofocus speed; Long start-up time; No optical image stabilization; Omits EVF and hot shoe; So-so video

My experience with the Fujifilm XF10 can be summed up in one word: disappointing. Here, we have a reasonably priced camera that is beautifully designed, comes with a modern sensor, sensible controls and it fits in my coat pocket. I love the JPEG color. I like the lens.

Street photographers using 'snap focus'; landscape shooters looking for a lightweight photographic companion and generalist photographers that have enough experience to work around the camera's limitations

Shooters that require consistently accurate autofocus; those looking to capture unexpected decisive moments and those who already have the latest smartphones that - in most cases - will be good enough

The Fujifilm XF10 takes great photographs and looks great doing it, but has too many caveats for us to wholeheartedly recommend. Overall operation is sluggish and autofocus just isn't reliable, which is unforgivable at this point considering how capable smartphones have become. But the lens is sharp, the sensor excellent and the colors gorgeous. In short, the XF10 can provide you with beautiful results, but you better pack your patience.

Street photographers using 'snap focus', landscape shooters looking for a lightweight photographic companion and generalist photographers that have enough experience to work around the camera's limitations.;

Shooters that require consistently accurate autofocus, those looking to capture unexpected decisive moments and those who already have the latest smartphones that - in most cases - will be good enough;

The Fujifilm XF10 is a premium-quality, pocket-sized compact camera with an APS-C sensor that's the same size as those found on most DSLRs and mirrorless cameras. It has a fixed focal length 18.5mm f/2.8 (28mm equivalent) wide-angle lens that's non-interchangeable, which makes it a pretty...

Slim and pocketable; Inexpensive for a premium compact; Snapshot mode for ‘grab' shots; Sharpness and image quality; Twin control dials

No viewfinder; Rear screen doesn't tilt; No optical stabilisation

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Very good image quality; Small and robust body; In-camera raw processing; Touchscreen works very well; USB charging is handy

4K video disappoints; No image stabilisation; Sluggish autofocus; Slight lagging in operation; Frequent overexposure

When we first heard about the XF10 it filled our hearts with excitement. With its small body, massive sensor at its core, and that classic Fuji style, this semi update on 2016's X70 sounded like a dream high-end compact camera.

Image quality from that huge sensor is often excellent; Small scale makes it genuinely pocketable

Sloppy autofocus system frequently hunts and fails to focus; Poor close-up focus for sharpness