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Fujifilm x10 review @ Neocamera
"The Fuji Finepix X10 is truly an excellent digital camera. It shows a very good image quality, matching the best small sensor models and only lagging behind cameras with much larger sensors and more expensive price tags. Images show little noise, excellent metering, nice colors and
stellar dynamic range. White-balance is not ideal but manages sufficiently well. Plus, there is always custom white-balance or RAW shooting to produce images with great accuracy.
The Fujinon lens used on the X10 is both a great technological achievement and a pleasure to use thanks to its mechanical zoom which gives perfect framing precision. The bright maximum aperture and built-in stabilization makes the X10 usable in lower light than most cameras in its class. This camera is fast and responsive under most circumstances.This advanced digital camera is very versatile given a complete set of manual controls including manual focus, bracketing and a hot-shoe. Plus, dual control-dials and plenty of controls make these features efficient to use. The only letdown of this model is that the LCD preview is often incorrect, showing the wrong exposure or white-balance more than occasionally.Given its image quality, performance and ergonomics, the Fuji Finepix X10 makes an ideal camera for users seeking advanced photographic controls in a compact body. The zoom range offered by its lens makes this camera highly suitable for travel, portraits and social photography."TOTAL ID:(Maybe) Related articles
Olympus announces the arrival of OM-D, with the E-M5 m43 camera.
No longer the stuff of rumors, here's the E-M5 straight from the horse's mouth:
Olympus US Press Release:CLASSIC OM DESIGN REVIVED INTO A NEW STATE OF THE ART DIGITAL CAMERA - THE BEGINNING OF THE NEW:
Fujifilm X10 field review @ SeriousCompacts
"The ⅔” EXR 12MP CMOS sensor and the EXR processor in this machine work together brilliantly! A bit larger than sensors in other compacts (except for those like the Fujifilm X100, Sigma DP line and Leica X1 that feature APS-C sized sensors), but a fair amount smaller than m4/3 sensors, I am amazed at its ability to handle low light, high ISO situations. Part of that success comes from the processor’s ability to combine pixels, which can be used to either
Fujifilm x10 gets DXOmarked, still looks good!
For a camera, this is like getting a Bar Mitzvah :)
"The X10’s results are really good for its category. It achieves scores close to 1/2 stop better than the Fuji F600. Its Color depth (20.5) and dynamic range (11.3 Evs) remain in the same range as the best camera in this segment (Canon Powershot G12 or PowerShot S100).
