Fujifilm · Bayer · 2016
X-A10
Capture life in vibrant colours with the Fujifilm X-A10.

In short
The X-A10 works with most Fujifilm recipes but lacks Acros. Recipes can be saved to seven custom slots.
Why it's the recipe body
The Fujifilm X-A10, with its 16.3 MP Bayer sensor, offers a straightforward yet charming shooting experience. As an entry-level model, its compact body feels light in hand, making it perfect for everyday photography. The 180-degree tilting screen is a delightful addition for selfies and creative angles. Although it lacks the distinct X-Trans look, this Bayer sensor still delivers beautiful images. The absence of Acros film simulation might be a slight drawback for some, but its classic Fujifilm colour rendering remains appealing. An ideal camera for those wishing to explore Fujifilm's renowned film simulations without the complexity of higher-tier models.
Despite its entry-level status, the X-A10 supports most Fujifilm film simulations, except for Acros. While it doesn't offer the full feature set of newer models, it still allows for creative experimentation. This model misses some advanced features like Acros and Colour Chrome, but provides a solid foundation for classic Fujifilm looks, easily saved in seven custom slots. The simplicity of this Bayer sensor makes it an accessible choice for those new to Fujifilm's colour science.
The X-A10 represents Fujifilm's accessible gateway into the X-series, sharing internals with the X-A2.
Compared to the X-A2, the X-A10 offers similar performance but with a more user-friendly interface.
What it nails, what to watch
What it nails
- Compact and portable design
- Interchangeable X-mount lenses
- Built-in Wi-Fi
- Seven custom slots
- User-friendly interface
What to watch
- Lacks Acros simulation
- No in-body stabilization
- Discontinued model
- Simpler Bayer sensor
What this body adds
Sensor
16.3 MP Bayer APS-C
Processor
EXR Processor II
Mount
X-mount (interchangeable)
Rear screen
180-degree tilt 3-inch
Wi-Fi
Built-in
Recipes for the X-A10
All recipesNo recipes tested on the X-A10 yet — browse the Bayer generation for looks that share its sensor.
How to add a recipe to your X-A10
- Navigate to the camera menu.
- Select 'Image Quality Setting'.
- Choose 'Custom Setting' and select a slot.
- Input desired settings and save.
Tips for the X-A10
- Utilise the tilting screen for creative angles.
- Experiment with different film simulations.
- Save favourite settings in custom slots.
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