Another great feature is the ability to move between the style of film, as though you were swapping Fujifilm rolls in the old days: think Provia or Astia (standard or soft), or even sepia tones.
The X-T10 is housed in a retro-looking body, which is surprisingly light. It comes with a XC16-50mm lens, which means it needs its own bag, and you'd want one anyway, because the screen at the back comes with no protection - I spent a lot of time worrying about scratching it until I bought one of those clear plastic adhesive covers from the camera shop.
It has WiFi capability, so you can upload your photos or videos straight online. There's also a nifty PhotoBook Assist function that allows you to compile up to 300 photos into a book, which you can share with people or order online for printing.
This camera might look retro, but there's nothing dated about its technology. fujifilm.co.nz
