Fujifilm X-T10

Pluses & Minuses To my mind, the camera is overloaded with menu features and shortcuts to this and that. But for someone who came from film, they're all overloaded with useless features. So take my cynicism with a grain of salt. For me, the best aspect of the X-T10 is that one can easily shoot completely manual. That's where I'm comfortable. I got a $20 converter that allows me to use my many Nikkor prime lenses. No autofocus, cropped, but who cares. The Fujifilm XF 18-55mm is a good all-around lens. The more I use it, the more I like it. You don't have to decide on the spot to mime this or that ancient film, or shoot B&W, or pick a filter. Silkypix, the Fujifilm RAW converter, allows one to shoot straight, as it were, and manipulate later. Important to me because I always shoot RAW. Last, but not least, the image quality is very high.Read full review

Great sensor and lens performance. Poor ergonomics. A great little camera that can give even full-frame cameras a run for their money, especially for portraits. White balance handling is absolutely fantastic. Ergonomics would be greatly improved with a better grip. Also, if you plan on shooting fast moving objects, you'll have to work around LCD and viewfinder lag.

This camera fits my needs! You can use it on AUTO and let it do it's thing or get into the hundred manual options it has. I especially like the conventional shutter speed dial. Reminds of the film days. Glad I bought it. Interchangeable lens are great, just can't afford them right now.