FujiFilm Holdings Corporation or commonly known as FujiFilm is a Japanese multinational photography and imaging company headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. The company has a reputation for making solid retro styled mirrorless camera and to prove their consistency in world of photography, they decided to release the X-T10 that is inspired by the most popular and high-performance bodies, the X-T1, and scales it down in size and price. The new X-T10 will appeal to people who are looking for the look and feel of a pro mirrorless camera, but slightly pared down and a tad cheaper. What you are getting with the X-T10 is a smaller body with more basic controls. It is largely got the same guts as the X-T1, including its 16 megapixel sensor, processor, and a similar electronic viewfinder. And why not? People generally love what FujiFilm has been doing with its cameras lately, and they will probably continue to love them with the release of the X-T10. After all, it is smaller and cuter than their X-T1.
Other notable things about the X-T10 you may want to know is that it shoots at 8 frame-per-seconds in burst mode, features an updated focus system with zone selection and revamped subject tracking capabilities, and you will also be able to switch on eye-detection and should see improvements in video autofocus. It should be noted that these focus improvements will be available for the X-T1 via a firmware update. The X-T10 has also feature a pop-up flash, that classic signifier of a camera being directed at a slightly less advanced user. Another difference along those lines is the lack of any kind of weather-sealing, which the big-brother X-T1 features. For those of you who are willing to purchase the new X-T10, you will have to wait until next month, on June 2015, with a suggested retail price of $800 or approximately more than IDR 8 million Rupiah for body only. The FujiFilm X-T10 will be available in black and in silver. For more information about the camera and its official release date, feel free to visit their official site here.