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    Dec 28, 2016 6 minutes
    Source: 1 The entry-level Fujifilm X-A10 incorporates a newly developed 16.3MP APS-C sensor.2 The grip has been styled to give control whether you have the camera pointing at the subject or at yourself.3 The rear command dial can be used to take a picture when you’re holding the camera in ‘selfie’ mode.4 Assigning controls to function buttons means you don’t have to dip into the menu at crucial times.5 Even if the flip-up screen is tilted by 180 degrees, it’s not blocked by the camera body.

    NEW 16.3MP M IRRORL ESS CAMERA

    FUJI X-POSED

    Fujifilm lifts the lid on a camera aimed at CSC first-timers

    Available from January, the Fujifilm X-A10 is a new entry-level mirrorless body in the popular X Series range of interchangeablelens compact system cameras. Priced at £499/$499, it comes bundled with an XC 16-50mm f/3.5-5.6 OIS II lens. At the camera’s heart is a 16.3-megapixel APS-C sized sensor and its sensitivity range stretches from ISO 200 to ISO 6,400, expandable up to ISO 25,600. It offers the familiar array of Fujifilm Film Simulation modes – a total of six, including Provia, Velvia and new Classic Chrome.

    The X-A10’s retro styling, complete with two command dials for adjusting exposure settings, means it fits neatly into the X Series line-up. Around the back is a slide-and-tilt screen that can be flipped towards the front of the camera to make taking selfies that bit easier. Fujifilm says that

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