Fujifilm X-S10 Mirrorless Digital Camera XF16-80mm Lens Kit - Black

Lo mejor de lo mejor, llegó un día antes del tiempo establecido, llegó con bien, la caja no venia sellada no se si eso es normal, pero tampoco se veían marcas de haber sido destapada. Hasta ahorita funcionando muy bien, cabe aclarar que la batería no dura nada, y la camara se calienta bastante después de la primera vez que la enciendes y la pruebas, después agarra su ritmo y hasta ahora no ha calentado mucho. A 5 días de uso. Seguiré probando y actualizo reseña.

This is my first camera and it got me fall in love with photography. I purchased with the 16-80 mm kit lens which is great for a beginner who needs to experiment lengths, scenes, styles etc. You won't regret.

I am a Fuji enthusiast who owns a X-T3 that followed a X-T1 & X-T2, in addition to a large collection of Nikon SLR bodies and one D700. So my venture into smaller bodies is not new. I really wanted to try this one without too much expectations though - I am 6 feet tall with large hands.After quickly unpacking that camera - there is not much in the package either, I was positively surprised by the grip that fits my hand very well and gave me a great feeling of safety, which I have never had with my X-T3 for which I had to buy a battery pack and a Meike extended grip. So, good positive vibes from the beginning. I also quickly loved the PASM that works like a classic one and provide 4 custom settings which I find a terrific idea. I do not do video yet, so what comes next is for still photography.Now for the pros:- Small, light body with great grip. Feels sturdy in hand. Ideal to travel and won't require a large bag.- PASM is great, especially for those used to DSLR bodies. 4 Custom settings are fantastic.- Image quality matches the X-T3 and probably the X-T4 (which I won't buy anymore)- IBIS is terrific- Full flipping LCD allows storing that camera in a busy bag and protect the LCD.- Touch screen works great and deactivates when you look through the EVF.- Q menu and ISO buttons can be easily reached while looking into the EVF.- Joystick is in a good position.- ON/OFF switch is great. It won't be easily switched on while in your bag like with the X-T3- Good feel of the dials- Flip screen is great for Video- Autofocus works great but continuous tracking and eye detection are still a work in progress. That said eye detection seems to work better than on my X-T3 despite the most recent upgrade.- Can use same batteries with X-T3 and X-S10- Will be there when I attempt some video and vlogging.For the Cons:- I understand that this camera is not WR, however I would not bet my life on the doors and latches which feels really flimsy. Obviously do not bring that body in an Amazonian or Himalayan trip where humidity and shocks are not your friends.- Only one Function Button may be a limitation for some. You can customize the Q menu though.- Menu and Display buttons are too flushed to get a good feel while not looking at them. I found the AF-ON weird and do not use it.- Small flash and lens hood is a no-go.- You can charge the camera with the USB cable, but you cannot transfer pics to a desktop or laptop with it. That surprised me because even cell phone can do this. I do not configure wi-fi or Bluetooth because of the power consumption and the configuration I would need on the desktop. Furthermore, regularly extracting the SD card means working the battery door which feels quite flimsy to me.- You cannot invert the role of the front and rear dials. I do not like the real dial for Exposure Compensation only. I use that function all the time on my X-T3 which uses the front dial, and my thumb does not feel in the right place to use it on the S10.The Not a Big Deal issues:- The EVF is small, but usable.- I thought a flipping screen would be an advantage but I think the X-T3 screen motion while more limited, makes more sense for still photography.- The room for your fingers gets tied with the 55-200mm- Left top dial has limited to none configuration.- Battery life is not extraordinary. I got between 300 to 350 shots per charge estimated.- Price is a little high for a non WR bodyAll that to say that I love the small format and the capabilities, and will keep that camera as my casual, family and short travel tool. I am sure that Fuji will address some of the issues in future upgrades.I do not intend to buy a X-T4 because this body and my X-T3 are a good combo for more serious photography, video and travel.I think Fuji did a good move with this body as it is a perfect companion for the rest of the catalog.

Everything went splendid with Ray. Communication was excellent, camera is in perfect condition, and it even arrived sooner than expected. If I could give Ray a 10 stars, I would!

I researched this camera before I bought it. Love everything about it for someone who is relearning photography digitally. The outcomes are beautiful. Only problem is that it does take a while to focus automatically. Manually not a problem. Does not do closeup. I have to look into a different lens maybe. But no regrets. Amazing pictures for someone who is getting back into photography.