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Fuji X-T10 Body | Secondhand
Original price was: $299.00.$149.50Current price is: $149.50.
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Secondhand Stock comes with 12 Month Warranty
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All Secondhand camera bodies come with a battery, charger, and body cap, where applicable. All Secondhand lenses come with front and rear lens caps. Any additional accessories are dependent on what is included at the time of trade-in.
Following in the footsteps of the hugely popular, top-tier Fuji X-T1, Fuji has given its followers a more affordable, stripped-down version, the X-T10. Like the X-T1, the X-T10 looks like a clone of a compact SLR of old, skewing Fuji’s common rangefinder-like appearance. Internally the camera relies on proven performers, which are a 16MP APS-C X-Trans II CMOS sensor and X-Processor Pro. You can be sure that image quality is going to be remarkable, with a growing list of high-performance X-series lenses to choose from to pair with this mirrorless body.
- 16MP X-Trans II CMOS Sensor
- 2.36-Million dot EVF
- <3-inch tilting LCD screen/li>
- Full HD Video
- WiFi Connectivity
The X-T1 from Fuji was an overwhelming success, with users showing delight at the redesigned, compact SLR-like body. Off the back of that, Fuji now brings you the X-T10, a simplified version of this SLR-styled body, aimed at entry to mid-level users. As has been found in past X-series cameras, the X-T10 pairs an X-trans sensor with X-processor pro, which we already know will deliver special results, to rival other companies’ bigger and even dearer models. Physically the X-T10 still offers an EVF, although it is a little smaller. The camera feels very well made in your hands but it does lack the impressive weather sealing of the top-tier X-T1.
As with the X-T1 and the other X-series offerings, the X-T10 still relies heavily on the buttons and dials approach to photography, which suits those looking to explore manual photography just fine. The dedicated exposure dials pair with a total of 7 custom function buttons to provide a unique hands-on user experience that sets Fuji apart from competitors. From a shooting aspect, this lightweight mirrorless body offers 7 frames per second of continuous shooting and Full HD videos in its arsenal.