Fujifilm has proven again that it's not afraid to build unusual cameras by unveiling the XF10, a premium fixed-lens compact that will be the successor to the X70 compact. It's got a wide-angle 18.5mm ...

In an age when most people believe phone photos are “dSLR quality,” whatever that means, a camera with an actual dSLR-size sensor and a fixed-focal-length lens is a tough sell. Fujifilm has carved a ...

Fujifilm has announced an unusual new premium compact camera, the Fujifilm XF10, packing a sizable sensor and a fixed f/2.8 prime lens. The pocket-sized little compact may not have lens flexibility ...

Fujifilm has announced the XF10, a new fixed-lens compact camera that will serve as the successor to 2016’s X70. Like the X70, it pairs an 18.5mm (28mm-equivalent) f/2.8 lens with a large APS-C sensor ...

The XF10 is available for £449 on Amazon. This makes it good value for money compared to the competition. Other cameras to look at include the Fujfilm X70 (with 16mp X-Trans sensor), which offers a ...

The Fujifilm XF10 surely isn’t going after the same consumer who wants a Fujifilm X100F. There have been reports on a new Fujifilm point and shoot camera circling the web for some time, and those ...

Fujifilm has announced a new high-end compact called the XF10, for those looking to take a step up from their smartphone camera. Like its predecessor, Fujifilm’s X70, the XF10 combines a DSLR-style ...

When we first heard about the XF10 it filled our hearts with excitement. With its small body, massive sensor at its core, and that classic Fuji style, this semi update on 2016's X70 sounded like a ...

Fujifilm has just announced the XF10, a new tiny camera with a big sensor. It’s an ultra-lightweight X Series compact camera that boasts an APS-C CMOS sensor at its core. The pocket-sized camera ...

It has been a busy year for Fujifilm. The company has announced many products, running the gamut from entry-level to professional cameras and lenses. Their latest product announcement falls into the ...

The XF10 has a stylish, minimalist design. It takes better pictures than your smartphone and is almost as pocketable. Shortcomings include no viewfinder and slower than expected shutter response, but ...