The Fuji X-T10 is an award winning compact system camera from Fuji.
APS-C sized sensor in a retro-inspired body. Fuji's sensors provide excellent image quality while the cameras offer a very tactile shooting experience.
This refurbished deal is listed as £449, but comes in at £404.10 with the discount code PAYPAL12.
I've owned Fuji X-series cameras before and always been impressed with their image quality. I've also purchased refurbished units from Fuji before, and apart from a generic box, they have been excellent unmarked examples.
Cheapest I can find this camera/lens combo on the internet is £549 from Amazon, so this is a real chance to save some cash, maybe to put towards another lens?
Currently 2 in stock in silver. There was 3, but I ordered one.
All comments (20)
flobbit
6 Jun 161#1
Really nice camera.
robwdavies
6 Jun 16#2
Loved the X100 I had a while back, but wished it was a bit more flexible. This looks to be the perfect blend of feature set, price and lens line-up for my needs.
daveconroy3532
6 Jun 161#3
I have one of these and it's awesome to use and great quality. The Fuji lenses are also very good. Even second hand you'd struggle to get this deal for less than around £480. So heat applied!
greencode
6 Jun 161#4
Love mine. Worth getting the f2 35mm camera as that 16-50 lens is pretty hopeless. The 18-55 is a nice lens if you want a little bit of zoom.
robwdavies
6 Jun 16#5
From what I've seen the 16-50mm seems ok, plus it's 2mm wider than the 18-55mm which will be useful for me.
Going to be investing in the 35mm f1.4 I think. Is the 35mm f2 a better or worse option?
ceebs
6 Jun 161#6
I don't have the 16-50 but I have seen many reports saying its actually very good for the money. I own 7 Fuji lenses, from 18mm f2 to 50-140 2.8 All of them excellent for the money.
Fuji do not make a bad lens
chrisharrphoto
6 Jun 161#7
The 35mm f2 sits with the newer lenses Fuji has released, AF is much quicker than the 1.4.
Unless you need f1.4, I would say the 35 f2 is the better option in every way.
ceebs
6 Jun 161#8
I have the 35 1.4. I find it plenty fast enough with the XT-1 and XE2 but others do report that the 35 f2 is somewhat faster. If I were buying one now I'd be happy with whichever were cheapest as, if the 35 1.4 is inferior in any way its still astonishingly good. Fuji glass is amongst the very best you can buy.
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APS-C sized sensor in a retro-inspired body. Fuji's sensors provide excellent image quality while the cameras offer a very tactile shooting experience.
This refurbished deal is listed as £449, but comes in at £404.10 with the discount code PAYPAL12.
I've owned Fuji X-series cameras before and always been impressed with their image quality. I've also purchased refurbished units from Fuji before, and apart from a generic box, they have been excellent unmarked examples.
Cheapest I can find this camera/lens combo on the internet is £549 from Amazon, so this is a real chance to save some cash, maybe to put towards another lens?
Currently 2 in stock in silver. There was 3, but I ordered one.
All comments (20)
Going to be investing in the 35mm f1.4 I think. Is the 35mm f2 a better or worse option?
Fuji do not make a bad lens
Unless you need f1.4, I would say the 35 f2 is the better option in every way.