I'm new to FujiFilm and new to photography and this thing is a JOY. The learning curve is small because everything is intuitive and the photos come GORGEOUS straight out of the camera. Love to film Sims and the IBIS helps a lot to produce great video too. Peep my insta @almostTan

I loved this camera. Everything from the presets to the video to the feel of it in hand. It was a great transition from the Sony a6400. 10/10 would recommend for a beginner.

Great camera for beginners. Comfortable size and weight, perfect for travel, which is my main reason for getting this camera.

This was my first Fuji camera after previously shooting Canon and Olympus for some time. Given the overall stellar reviews, I bought it without testing and have already made about 1,000 shots in the first week. Pros: * The hand grip is great. * The film simulations and filter modes (especially the color isolating filters) are a lot of fun and very unique. * The focus peaking with manual lenses works like a champ. * The IBIS, while not nearly as good as Olympus, is better than nothing. Cons: * Battery life stinks. Buy at least two extra batteries, if not more. * The RAW files are absurdly large. Like, 55 MB per picture. * I'd heard Fuji's menu system was tough, and that was true. Be ready to spend a lot of time with the manual figuring out what's where, and even then, prepare to be confused. * Be prepared to pay for Fuji glass. Coming from M43, you simply have to expect to pay more.

Great camera for any photography or videography hobbyist . My 5th Fujifilm camera .Now I have Fujifilm x-e3 but wanted something better I can use for video. Ordered the x-s10 from Best Buy. Great IQ, IBIS, flip screen. Even I like the recording button on top . I lways tried to figure it out how I can place this function on top of my Fujifilm x-e3. sometimes it was annoying to run across to the bottom of drive menu. I already have set of Fuji lens and batteries so I don’t need any additional spending at this time. The only thing I would change / update on the x-s10 is ability to switch the IBIS on and off. Why do I need IBIS when shooting my Fuji 16 /2 at f8 1/1000 ? Also I would keep it off for my long exposure shooting. What I recently found turning off the IS on my 18-55 2.8-4 lens will also turn off IBIS on the camera/ x-s10. So it might help to preserve battery . Other than that haven’t had any issue with camera. Highly recommend