Operation & Design
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Auto mode —Capture premium quality photographs with ease The top plate features a Auto Mode Switch Lever. Setting it to AUTO switches the camera into the Advanced SR AUTO mode, which automatically selects the optimum shooting settings from 58 preset scenes so you can take high-quality shots with ease. This function, which also automatically selects the optimum AF mode, is perfect for snapshots and occasions when you don't want to use the wrong settings by mistake. The rear Command Dial lets you select a scene type using your choice of scene-specific presets. |
Control mode —Settings that help you enjoy photography more Despite its compact size, the FUJIFILM X-T10 has a full set of controls. You can shoot in Program (P), Shutter Speed Priority (S), Aperture Priority (A) or Manual (M) by combining the Shutter Speed Dial with lens's aperture settings. The design allows quick and simple selection of exposure mode to suit each and every scene. Use the 1/3EV steps on the 3-stop exposure compensation dial for delicate exposure control. Exposure compensation can even be used when shooting in the Manual mode. |
Design The camera body weighs just 13.4oz/381g. It has been designed to be compact, while maintaining the optimum balance between width and height. |
Auto Focus - New AF system captures the subject perfectly
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Six different AF modes AF-S + Single Point Delivers highly accurate autofocus on a specific area. Choose any one of 49-point focus areas, then select the size of the area in five different levels. AF-S + Zone Effective for a subject with moderate movements, which the Single Area mode may have difficulty capturing. Choose a 3x3, 5x3 or 5x5 AF area. Use the centrally-positioned 3x3 and 5x3 phase detection AF areas for faster autofocusing speeds. |
AF-S + Wide/Tracking The camera automatically selects and focuses using several of the 77-point focus areas. This is ideally suited to subjects with unpredictable movements, or multiple moving subjects. AF-C + Single Point Pin-points a subject with a fixed direction of movement, e.g. moving towards the camera. Choose any one of 49-point focus areas, and select the size of the area in five levels. |
AF-C + Zone Tracks a subject when shooting hand-held, using a 3x3, 5x3 or 5x5 area to maintain focus. Choose the phase detection AF areas for faster autofocusing speeds. AF-C + Wide/Tracking Perfect for capturing a subject that moves unpredictably up/down, left/right and closer/further from the camera. Suitable for shooting with a tripod, simply pick the starting position to start tracking the subject. |
Image Quality / Viewfinder
Advanced Features