The X70 was essentially a smaller, lighter, cheaper, and more wide-angle X100T. Posted on December 3, 2018 by Ritchie Roesch, Downtown Keyhole – SLC, UT – Fujifilm XF10. It’s a little bit of a pain to be constantly switching, so I try to not go back-and-forth any more than I need to. It’s just there in your pocket when you need it. ( Log Out /  The XF10 lacks Fujifilm’s greatest film simulation: Acros. 8: Quality YouTube channels? As with any camera, one must look at what’s important to himself or herself and judge if the camera will meet those needs or not. If you know how to use color filters on black-and-white film then you know when to pick which option on the XF10. ( Log Out /  As u say some receipts will work and I’ve implemented Analogue Cool, Velvia 50 and Monochrome. ( Log Out /  Shadow: +2 If Snapshot sounds familiar, it’s because the Ricoh GR series has a nearly identical feature. There are four different options, and to understand what each does one must understand what different colored filters do to black-and-white film, as +Y simulates using a yellow filter, +R simulates a red filter and +G simulates a green filter. This could help elevate the status of this otherwise underrated camera. Change ), You are commenting using your Facebook account. Hello, Either you got a defective copy, or there’s something not set right, or you just have different tastes. Some of you have seen it in my photographs. Fantastic! There are exactly the right amount of controls for everything, thanks in part to the touch options on the rear screen. It’s a camera with a “dated” processor I get it, but the same time it’s like the perfect camera, as you said on your review, because of it’s size, portability and image quality. Reply. The Fujifilm XF10 is the best camera. For now, just know I truly mean that bold statement. This would be a film simulation that I would love for Fujifilm to add. I completely agree with this! I appreciate the feedback. Someone just needs to become the “Leica Weekly” and create them! I guess this look is kinda trendy nowadays, called most often “golden warm portrait colors”. The XF10 and X70 are quite similar in size and shape, although there are some differences. That’s not necessarily what Fujifilm intended. It fades away at the end of my hand. The XF10 has a minimalist design. Mine look much better when viewed larger. If I want a look with more saturation I’ll adjust the settings to my Velvia recipe. Similar but not exact. I’m flattered. I hope you enjoy it. Hey Ritchie, like Marcel I would love having new xf10 presets, the ones you made for the X100F are so cool ! You didn’t doe any post processing? I am so happy to find the x-t100 has a Bayer sensor and it even has a dedicated film simulation wheel! You will have to let me know how it goes. There are also no faux film grain options. Really looking forward to your next xf10 presets. These are amazing wish I could get this with my Leica Q. I’ve had a lot of requests for recipes that can be used on the older sensors and bayer sensors, so perhaps I should work on that. For your classic chrome recipe is your go to exposure setting the default or are you going + or – a little? Color: +2 Hi Richie, I’ve just managed to buy a nearly new XF10 off eBay and am very excited to start playing with it! I am just starting with film simulations on GFX. Oh, and Fujifilm even took a little from the Ricoh GR series. Thanks! You’re presets brings out the image making capacity of XF10 and hopefully fujifilm gives us an update to make this customization much easier to use. Interesting. Some of settings on my x-t1. It’s easy to carry around with you wherever you go. I really do believe that I would have faltered on at least one day, if not two, if this camera wasn’t sitting in my pocket begging to be used. I’ll keep you posted. Is the XF10 an upgrade over the X70? Historia implantologii w klinice Soldent The gesture touch controls are a nice addition, although it’s very particular and one must do it just right for it to work well, which for me took some practice. Posted on September 30, 2018 by Ritchie Roesch. Only recently have a few options shown up on the web, and none are quite like the one on my camera. Sure! Sorry that I can’t be more helpful. I read it was very good if stopped down to f5.6 or zo, but I have to disagree. But I’ve not been able to find the custom setting to save the recipes like I can with the X100F – can you point me in the right direction? I did create three film simulation recipes, which you’ll find below. I’ve used a few of your X-Pro2 simulation recipes (Kodachrome II is just luscious), and am really liking your Classic Chrome recipe for the XF10. Week eight of this project proved to be especially difficult. It seems higher-end than the price would suggest. I think i’m about ready to unleash my first ‘recipe’. Do you plan to create more fuji-xf10/x-t100/x-A5 recipes? I barely saw anybody! Great post! Please share your images and recipes! Aside from some minor cropping, the photographs in this article are all straight-out-of-camera JPEGs. Upside-Down Frown – SLC, UT – Fujifilm XF10, Boarding Anonymous – SLC, UT – Fujifilm XF10, White Shirt Train Riders – SLC, UT – Fujifilm X100F, Uncompromising Photographer – SLC, UT – Fujifilm X100F, Library Basement Stairs – SLC, UT – Fujifilm X100F, Library Interior From Basement – SLC, UT – Fujifilm X100F, Bike By The Fountain – SLC, UT – Fujifilm X100F, Staircase Down – SLC, UT – Fujifilm X100F, Salt Lake Urbanscape – SLC, UT – Fujifilm X100F, Light On The Floor – SLC, UT – Fujifilm X100F, Light Rail Curve – SLC, UT – Fujifilm XF10, Coming & Going Passengers – SLC, UT – Fujifilm X100F, Stop, Look & Listen – SLC, UT – Fujifilm X100F, Green To The Airport – SLC, UT – Fujifilm XF10, Evening Commuter Train – SLC, UT – Fujifilm XF10, Autumn Downtown – SLC, UT – Fujifilm X100F, Autumn At City-County Building – SLC, UT – Fujifilm X100F, Look Both Ways – Salt Lake City, UT – Fujifilm X100F, Dressed In Red – SLC, UT – Fujifilm X100F, Passerby Strangers – SLC, UT – Fujifilm XF10, FrontRunner Station – SLC, UT – Fujifilm XF10. I’m sure that this is from shoving the camera into pockets, but it seems much too quick for the paint to be rubbing off. Your “Fujifilm XF10 – The Best Camera” post was the final push I needed to purchase the XF10 as a companion to my X-Pro2 instead of the Ricoh GRIII. Highlight: 0 (+1 in low-contrast situations, -1 in high-contrast situations) X-Trans II recipes will work, but will produce slightly different looks. I would say, of the three, the Classic Chrome recipe is my favorite. There are two options: five meters, which utilizes f/5.6, and two meters, which uses f/8. Astia film and Kodak Portra 400 film simulation recipes are great! Even on those out of focused shots that xf10 tend to give from time to time, because of the color pop, some of them became artsy l can throw them to be intentional. This is for X-Trans IV and newer. Image exposed at ISO 200 at f13 for 1/100 of a second. The rendition might vary slightly from model-to-model, but the overall look should be fairly consistent. I plan to create many different film simulation recipes for it, but that takes time, so they’ll likely trickle out over the coming months. Fujifilm X-Trans IV Film Simulation Recipe: Creamy Color, Fujifilm X100V Film Simulation Recipe: Faded Negative, Fujifilm X-M1 (X-Trans I) Film Simulation Recipe: Winter Blue, Fujifilm X-T1 (X-Trans II) Film Simulation Recipe: Jon’s Classic Chrome, New Patron Early-Access Film Simulation Recipe: Fujicolor NPH, Two New (Yet Old) Film Simulation Recipes, Fujifilm X-T30 (X-Trans IV) Film Simulation Recipe: Velvia v2, My Fujifilm X100V Kodachrome 64 Film Simulation Recipe, How To Add Film Simulation Recipes To Your Fujifilm Camera, Fujifilm X100V Film Simulation: Kodak Portra 400, My Fujifilm X100F Kodak Portra 400 Film Simulation Recipe. There are fewer buttons, knobs and wheels than one would find on other Fujifilm cameras. For me, the XF10 is an essential tool for this project. Apparently Fujifilm didn’t intend to make such a wild film, it was more of an accident than anything else, but it quickly become the standard film for color landscape photography. On any Fujifilm camera that I’ve owned before, there are nine custom presets that one can create and save for quick recall, but not so on the XF10. It fits into a pocket without trouble. One more bonus for me is that the output under incandescent reminds me of Midnight Diner: Tokyo Stories, a series which I watched because of the moody cinematography. Do you have some advice to reach this look? I’ve already read all of your recipes posts, and you are just amazing with color and tones. Let me clarify further, the XF10 recipes will not be directly compatible, but the X-Trans III recipes should be. If you already own an X70 then you are probably better off keeping what you already have. I guess they only look good at this page because you resized them so much. That should be the camera’s slogan: Just shoot it. My recommendation is if you don’t like it, return it. I have some troubles setting the white balance. It does have more resolution and slightly better high-ISO performance than X-Trans II, but overall it’s a lot closer to X-Trans II than X-Trans III and not exactly like either. For really sharp images from corner to corner, especially at a distance, I still have to use the Ricoh. What this means is that the XF10 feels more like an X-Trans II camera, but with subtly inferior color rendition. Just to clarify. It’s like Fujifilm took a look at their cameras, such as the X100F and X-T20, and asked, “What’s unnecessary?” What is left is a camera that has just what you need, nothing more, nothing less. While the XF10 is noticeably influenced from the design heritage of Fujifilm’s rangefinder-style fixed-lens cameras, there’s a touch of the X-E3 and X-T100 in it, as well. The recipes are simply a customization of the film simulation by adjusting other settings (color, highlight, shadow, etc) to get a certain look. Aside from some minor cropping, the photographs in this article are all straight-out-of-camera JPEGs. I found freedom in the limitation, and for the XF10 it’s actually great because it plays into the camera’s philosophy. That doesn’t mean those who own the X100F shouldn’t buy it or won’t appreciate it. There are a few photographs in this article that I’m particularly happy with. I got mine yesterday and tried all your settings. Urban landscape photography is something that I’ve done off and on for two decades. The line-up will further expand in line with Fujifilm's aim that the X series should "make you fall in … I’ve bookmarked your page Very detailed simulations and articles. Thank you so much for this resource. The camera seems to balance the exposure and flash perfectly every time, which is just fantastic! It doesn’t have that too vintage representation in its output while the overall color output are represented well. I'll explain why this is so in a few minutes. Despite this, it is possible to get nice black-and-white camera-made JPEGs from the XF10. This is my default mode for difficult light conditions but I feel comfortable with it as an all-day shooting mode. I use it significantly more often than the other recipes. I get asked regularly about White Balance. Ghosts of the Past – Ogden, UT – Fujifilm XF10. Adjustments max out at plus or minus two instead of four like what’s found on X-Trans III cameras. A great balance between tests, explanations, tips and nice pictures. It has a classic Kodak film look, although not exactly like any one in particular. Thanks! Thank you for all those recipes. Flag On A Pole – Layton, UT – Fujifilm XF10, Light Patch On The Water – Layton, UT – Fujifilm XF10, Chevy Blue – Riverdale, UT – Fujifilm XF10, Fall Is In The Trees – Bountiful, UT – Fujifilm XF10, Kodak Ektachrome-X – South Weber, UT – Fujifilm XF10, Trash Corner – Layton, UT – Fujifilm XF10, Posted on September 15, 2018 by Ritchie Roesch. Not every day was hard to capture an image, but three of the seven days almost didn’t have a picture. Update: Fuji X Weekly App for Android Almost Finished! One could start a list of all the different features not included, and it would be easy to judge this camera based on that list, but the experience of the XF10 isn’t about what’s there, it’s about the simplicity of capturing an image. Fixed vs Tilting LCD Screen. No, I haven’t, unfortunately. Velvia was one of my favorite films. Posted on September 30, 2018 by Ritchie Roesch. Which processor is closer to the Bayer? . A fully illustrated, wire-bound book with clear instruction for teaching Pilates to people with Parkinson’s. It has an updated way to automatically transfer images to a smartphone and the “SNAPSHOT”, which presets the focus and aperture to 2m/F8 or 5m/F5.6. So let's… Noise Reduction: -2 Image exposed at ISO 200 at f11 for 2 seconds. It was a cold Sunday morning, and downtown was basically a ghost town. It’s a shame that it’s not on this camera, but it’s omission is understandable. You can rest assured that this review is strictly my own opinion and not influenced by a corporate gift. It’s a great place to spend a day! This is my go-to film simulation option. The film simulation isn’t a 100% match to Velvia 50, but perhaps closer to Velvia 100F. Thanks very much for that clarification and for taking the time to answer, so very few do that these days. Seems like it would be possible through a firmware update. I will do my best to keep this review from reading like all the rest, which, by the way, brings up a point that I want to clarify right from the start. So how did I get it?Actually, my XF10 leather half case is designed for the Fujifilm X70. That would be great!! Dynamic Range: DR-Auto I hope that you enjoy them! Backside of Highway Sign – Kaysville, UT – Fujifilm XF10, Silver & Black – South Weber, UT – Fujifilm XF10, Monochrome Succulent  – South Weber, UT – Fujifilm XF10, Jon Holding A Praying Mantis – South Weber, UT – Fujifilm XF10, Anastigmat – South Weber, UT – Fujifilm XF10, Autumn Over The Red Shed – South Weber, UT – Fujifilm XF10, Posted on October 12, 2018 by Ritchie Roesch. It’s called Snapshot, which is a zone focus system where the focus and aperture are at predetermined settings. Shadow: +2 Most Fuji photographers have their favourite Film Simulation mode, but different subjects require different treatment. The Fujifilm XF10 is a compact and lightweight premium compact camera with an large 24.2 megapixel APS-C sized sensor producing high quality images.It features enhanced Bluetooth® connectivity so you can easily transfer images direct-to-smartphone after shooting. Love what you have done, must be a lot of work. Noise Reduction: -2 My recipe is intended to produce a look that is closer to Velvia 50. In some ways it is, in some ways it’s essentially the same camera, and in some ways it’s a downgrade. Many thanks! Dynamic Range: DR-Auto Feel free to try them! https://photographylife.com/reviews/fuji-xf-10-24mm-f4-r-ois Highlight: +1 (0 sometimes in high-contrast situations) Fujifilm's XF10 is a small, wide-angle APS-C compact . Hi Ritchie, I managed to pick up a basically new XF10 on eBay for a cheap price, I’m excited to start playing with it and happened across your post here. Both of these settings will give you a large depth-of-field where much of the scene will be in focus. It will wake up with whatever settings it was shut off in. Thank you for the report! The case was less than $10 and came from China. I have never used a GFX camera so this is only speculation. I don’t know that I would completely recommend the route that I took for my camera, but it worked for me. Check out the Fuji X Weekly App for iOS. I picked up the XF10 a couple of days ago as more of a carry everywhere camera to go with my other Fuji. Thank you so much about these 3 recipes! Image quality on the XF10 is quite good. I’m not a video guy, but I wanted to try out the video features of the XF10, so I recorded some footage and made a short video of this adventure: Posted on October 27, 2018 by Ritchie Roesch. Sorry for the stupid question, but I’m a bit confused as to what these recipes are for, because my understanding is that the camera has film simulations such as the classic chrome built right into it anyway? I don’t want to go all that deep into the stat sheet of this camera. These settings won’t translate to X-Trans III or X-Trans IV. It produced incredibly vibrant colors. I captured it all on my Fujifilm X100F and XF10 cameras. Soldent; Krzysztof Sołtyk – lekarz implantolog; Certyfikaty; Udogodnienia pacjentów; Wycieczka po klinice; Film o klinice SOLDENT; Implanty. Stupid question but does anyone know how i create custom settings in the xf10? The takeaway would be know that using an X70 case on the XF10 is an option, but it might not be the best option. The best camera is the one that’s with you in the moment that you need one. Above: Fuji X-T1 + XF 18-55mm F/2.8-4.0 @ 39.0 mm (59.0 mm in 35mm) Below: Kodak Portra 160, Pentax MX + SMCP 50mm f/1.4 I really don't know why I'm posting these comparisons. A 91-point hybrid autofocus system, 6 fps burst shooting and 4K/15p video capture; SQUARE MODE with single flick to switch to 1: 1 format (yes, for the INSTAGRAM users) Handling. I chose black for myself. Thank you so much! So please release more recipes for the XF10!!! The one on this page doesn’t mention any film simulation to use. Despite this, it is possible to get nice black-and-white camera-made JPEGs from the XF10. Thanks a lot, that would really be awesome. These two cameras are both great for this type of trip because they’re small and lightweight and yet are capable of fantastic image quality. (sorry for my english, it’s not my native language). I’m not a video guy, but 4K at 15 frames-per-second isn’t anything to get excited over, and that’s the best this camera can do. As quick as auto-focus systems are becoming, there’s still nothing faster than focus that’s been preset. Tomorrow I will try RAW and if that doesn’t work either, I’ll will return the camera. Thanks! I believe it’s possible to somewhat customized what’s displayed by digging into the menu. The FUJIFILM X-E3, built from the essence of minimalism, has been refined to maximize functional performance to its utmost limit. These settings won’t translate to X-Trans III or X-Trans IV. Highlight: 0 (+1 in low-contrast situations, -1 in high-contrast situations) DR Auto is like setting it to DR100, but with the camera occasionally jumping up to DR200 in high contrast situations. M. Martin E Premium Member. Already marked as a bookmark! thanks for that! They wanted something that a novice could pick up and use without trouble, something that wouldn’t seem overwhelming to the beginner. Fuji X-Pro 2 and a Fujinon XF10-24mm f4 OIS at 10mm. I already love that settings, didn’t know it is that simple to customise the in camera color schemes. The new software allows you to use your mirrorless camera … If there is one complaint about the camera’s design, it’s the darn PASM dial, which I don’t care much for. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. I appreciate being in front of a computer less and behind a camera more. Man, you are a photogenius I tryed, works well. XF10 doesn't have the X Processor Pro chip which Fuji says is needed for Acros sim. Monochrome (Monochrome+Y, Monochrome+R, Monochrome+G) The rear screen doesn’t tilt or swivel. It’s free! The default settings that I have programmed for the camera are my Classic Chrome recipe. I’m actually a big fan of Kodachrome on my xt30. It’s such a shame that Fuji don’t allow custom presets on the XF10. Very nice article ! The sun was just beginning to rise and it hadn’t warmed up at all yet. You can readily find that information online. The X-Trans III recipes don’t translate to X-Trans I or II. That sounds great! The camera becomes less important. Nobody pays me to write the content found on fujixweekly.com. I appreciate the kind words and feedback! Dynamic Range: DR-Auto Aviation historian? Noise Reduction: -2 Bought XF10 a few days ago, and stumbled upon this presets of yours. I’m sorry that I don’t have more articles for X-Trans I and X-Trans II. Or are these your own version of those? I would appreciate dedicated controls for aperture, shutter and ISO like on my X100F and X-Pro2, but the XF10 is designed for a different group of photographers. It was a Bayer sensor in the original X100. Give two photographers the same film and they'd come back with completely different looks. Im struggling with my X70 and X100T. Thanks! The FUJIFILM XF10 includes all the hallmarks of the X Series system, combining simple manual operation with superior image quality and versatile picture-taking options. That’s really too bad. I paid for this camera myself. Sorry that I couldn’t be more helpful. The Leica Q2 is an impressively capable fixed-lens, full-frame camera with a 47MP sensor and a sharp, stabilized 28mm F1.7 Summilux lens. It’s the same sensor that’s found in the Fujifilm X-A5 and X-T100. As I don’t have. The conclusion to this review is that Fujifilm has a new camera that’s smartly designed, pocket-sized, produces quality pictures, and doesn’t cost very much at all. Maybe its also because I used it more than the others that I already prefer it. Take care! After getting back to the car I was more than happy to jump in and warm up! The X-A5, X-E3 and X-Pro2 are quite similar not only to each other but also the previous list, yet they are meant for different groups. You can only have one custom setting saved on the XF10. please make another classic chrome recipe.. really love the result on my X-T100. I managed to try the recipes for X-Trans II using xf10, and but I find the output of the classic chrome (bayer) more consistent. I’ve been asked about the leather half case I have on my Fujifilm XF10. Klinika. I had an adventure in Salt Lake City a couple of days ago. Noise Reduction: -2 Will give them a try when I get the camera! Thank you for your kind words! Ah great thanks for the clarification! As far as I know, Fujifilm never gave the X20 Classic Chrome. Sharpening: -1 I only see the extra color settings applied to the image when having a look at the photos in playback. So I had those 2 keyed in on my cheat sheet. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. ... velvia or provia film simulation. Below are my Fujifilm XF10 film simulation recipes! Oh, I wish that I could. It doesn’t have the chrome simulation! So the opposite of the x-trans? The lens has noticeably less distortion than the one on the X100F despite being more wide angle. Does Fuji's Raw Converter have the film simulations available to select for jpg export? What makes the XF10 the best camera is that it fits into your pocket all of the time. ( Log Out /  Thank you for commenting! A few weeks ago Fujifilm released an ultra-compact, fixed-lens, fixed-focal-length, wide-angle, low-budget, APS-C sensor camera. What they were attempting was simplicity for the inexperienced photographer. I love it! Change ), You are commenting using your Google account. Fujifilm did not give or loan me an XF10. (Fulifilm Forum) Search titles only; Posted by Member: Separate names with a comma. It’s never in the way. I appreciate being in front of a computer less and behind a camera more. Certainly, I'm not trying to prove anything. Provia (standard) is a great all-rounder, for example, but sometimes the image needs the extra punch of Velvia (vivid), or perhaps the subtler tones of Astia (soft).