Fujifilm X-T10 Volantino
Real
-time Viewfinder
09
10
Entry-level D-SLR
X-T10 Electronic Viewfinder
Real-Time Viewfinder helps when shooting action
Get back to basics by using the viewfinder
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1: Fujifilm research as of April 2015.
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2: Fujifilm research based on CIPA guidelines using the X-T10 equipped with XF16-55mmF2.8 R LM WR lens in High Performance mode as of April 2015.
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3: Market leading viewfinder magnification ratio. Approx. 0.65x magnification 50mm (35mm format equivalent)at infinity and diopter set to -1.0m
-1
.
Looks as good as an optical viewfinder, but offers the functionality that only an electronic viewfinder can provide
Virtually real-time response with the
display lag-time of 0.005 sec.
display lag-time of 0.005 sec.
The camera is equipped with the electronic
Real-Time Viewfinder, which boasts the
world's shortest lag-time of 0.005 sec*
Real-Time Viewfinder, which boasts the
world's shortest lag-time of 0.005 sec*
1
.
Combined with the shutter time lag of 0.05
sec. and high-speed AF performance of up
to 0.06 sec*
sec. and high-speed AF performance of up
to 0.06 sec*
2
., the X-T10 delivers a
blistering performance when shooting
moving subjects.
moving subjects.
2.36M-dot high-precision electronic
viewfinder
viewfinder
The X-T10 has a high magnification
2.36M-dot organic EL electronic viewfinder,
which shows the subject clearly even in
bright conditions. It has been designed
with improved magnification, shorter time
lag and a more intuitive user interface to
provide an even better shooting experience.
Being electronic, the display can show the
effects of Film Simulation, exposure
settings, etc. It offers a full real-time
shooting experience that no optical
viewfinder can provide, as there's no need
to check effects after taking each image.
2.36M-dot organic EL electronic viewfinder,
which shows the subject clearly even in
bright conditions. It has been designed
with improved magnification, shorter time
lag and a more intuitive user interface to
provide an even better shooting experience.
Being electronic, the display can show the
effects of Film Simulation, exposure
settings, etc. It offers a full real-time
shooting experience that no optical
viewfinder can provide, as there's no need
to check effects after taking each image.
Automatic brightness control and
Natural Live View
Natural Live View
The viewfinder brightness is automatically
adjusted according to the type of scene and
the speed at which human eyes adjust to
changes in brightness. This ensures a clear
view in both dark and bright conditions. The
function that reflects shooting effects such as
Film Simulation can be turned ON and OFF.
When turned off, the view replicates exactly
what would be seen with the naked eye.
adjusted according to the type of scene and
the speed at which human eyes adjust to
changes in brightness. This ensures a clear
view in both dark and bright conditions. The
function that reflects shooting effects such as
Film Simulation can be turned ON and OFF.
When turned off, the view replicates exactly
what would be seen with the naked eye.
Less brightness in dark scenes
Greater brightness in bright scenes
Velvia / VIVID selected
MONOCHROME selected
New Graphical User Interface
Comparison of field of view
Magnification ratio of 0.62x*
3
and
enhanced usability with the new UI
The high-resolution, 2.36M-dot organic EL
electronic viewfinder uses four dedicated
lens elements, which provide high
magnification, high resolution and high
clarity. With 100% coverage, the
viewfinder also boasts a field of view that
outperforms entry-level D-SLRs. The new
user interface has been designed with
particular attention paid to the size and
layout of displayed settings. This allows you
to concentrate fully on shooting through
the viewfinder.
electronic viewfinder uses four dedicated
lens elements, which provide high
magnification, high resolution and high
clarity. With 100% coverage, the
viewfinder also boasts a field of view that
outperforms entry-level D-SLRs. The new
user interface has been designed with
particular attention paid to the size and
layout of displayed settings. This allows you
to concentrate fully on shooting through
the viewfinder.