Fujifilm · X-Trans IV · 2020
X-S10
Compact and capable, the X-S10 offers stabilisation without compromise.

In short
The X-S10 supports all X-Trans IV recipes, including Classic Negative and Eterna, with full features.
Why it's the recipe body
The Fujifilm X-S10 combines the renowned X-Trans IV sensor with a DSLR-style body, making it a joy to handle. With in-body image stabilisation (IBIS) offering up to 6 stops, it becomes an excellent choice for handheld shooting. Its deep grip ensures comfort and control, making it suitable for long sessions. The X-Processor 4 enhances the camera's speed and performance, ensuring quick operation and stunning image quality. The sensor unlocks a world of film-simulation recipes, offering vibrant colours and nuanced tones that make every shot special. Whether you’re capturing landscapes or portraits, the X-S10 delivers beautiful results.
The X-S10 supports all X-Trans IV recipes, including Classic Negative and Eterna. Unlike early X-Trans IV models like the X-T30, it includes Clarity, Grain Size, and Colour Chrome FX Blue, offering photographers full creative control. Additionally, you can save white-balance shifts per custom slot, providing enhanced flexibility when crafting JPEGs straight out of the camera. This ensures each image reflects your vision.
The X-S10 introduced IBIS to the mid-range X-series, providing advanced stabilisation in a compact body.
The X-S10 offers IBIS, unlike the similarly specced X-T30 II, enhancing handheld shooting.
What it nails, what to watch
What it nails
- Full X-Trans IV feature set
- IBIS for stabilisation
- Deep grip for comfort
- Supports 7 custom slots
What to watch
- Discontinued model
- Heavier than X-T30
- Missing traditional control dials
What this body adds
Sensor
26.1 MP X-Trans CMOS 4 BSI
Processor
X-Processor 4
Mount
X-mount (interchangeable)
IBIS
5-axis, up to 6 stops
Video
4K UHD 30p
Burst
8 fps mechanical / 30 fps electronic (1.25x crop)
Recipes for the X-S10
All recipesHow to add a recipe to your X-S10
- Access the Q Menu and select a custom slot.
- Choose the Film Simulation option and set your desired recipe.
- Adjust white balance and other parameters as needed.
- Save your settings to the chosen custom slot.
Tips for the X-S10
- Take advantage of IBIS for low-light shots.
- Use Classic Negative for vibrant street scenes.
- Save WB shifts per slot for consistency.
- Try Eterna for cinematic video quality.
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