Fujifilm X-T10 Body Silver Mirrorless Digital Camera

Excellent camera. If you are use to the quality of the Fuji x series you will not be disapointed.No regrets chossing this over the XT 1

This is a great camera.....the colours are stunning. I use it with an adapter ring and Canon lens and the combination works great.

One of the best cameras I've ever used. Great, good design and great image quality.

When the X-T10 nails it, it cuts like a legendary samurai sword, the camera operating as an extension of your mind, inspiring you to create better photos. I love the tactile genius of the camera: it feels and operates like a camera, with additional, infrequently needed features out of sight behind the menu system, yet the essentials remain close at hand. The incredible optics create stunning images, even the kit zoom lens -- which delivers so much more than a "kit zoom lens." You will particularly love this camera if you grew up on film. The small size and light weight of the system means you can easily walk all day with a couple lens. I just spent two weeks in Russia, walking hours and hours every day while carrying the X-T10 with the kit zoom, XF-14, XF-35 f/1.4, and the XF-56 without any issue.But then there are those times when the camera just won't focus, or won't focus quickly. At those times, you will curse the entire Fuji system and wish you had a DSLR. Sometimes, you can hack your way around this by manually refocusing or adjusting the focus selection location/size. Sometimes, even that won't work. When shooting fast moving subjects -- even speakers at a conference -- the lag between when you shoot and the trigger fires can be quite long, necessitating a lot of timing and pre-thinking.

I love the form factor and the fact that it is essentially a T-1 at about half the price but without the robust build and weather sealing. In my opinion, the camera is a bit too small (smaller than the X-E cameras, and they use the usually smaller form factor of rangefinders). I don't have large hands but adding a metal hand grip with Arca Swiss style base plate added enough grip and heft (but not THAT much) to make the camera feel more capable, especially when using heavier legacy lenses.The IQ is on par with my full frame Canon 5DII, in fact the noise control at higher ISOs is better.