Alphonse
Senior Member
For that matter, if you have X100, it is better not to have X10 because
1. X100 are superior in the sense of the hybrid viewfinder technology
2. X100 is using APS-C sensor which is much bigger than X10 which is 2/3" sensor. It means it can have lower noise picture than X10 on the higher ISO. (another superior point)
3. Both camera are also almost the same catergory like we call them "rangefinder" or "compact size super image" camera
4. As of XS-1(interchangable lens camera) also not advisable because is also using 2/3" sensor which I think not superior than X100. (I'm still skeptical on sensor size dispite the EXR technology can handle)
As why I chose X10 now is because that when X100 came out, the price and fixed focal lens scare me off despite the superiority to all compacts and even Hybrid camera out in the market. Now X10, is a very good choice in my cart for a compact camera vs all the bigger sensor compact fast aperture camera like Panasonic LX 5, Olympus XZ-1 and even Canon S100. And of course to replace my compact Fujifilm Z100..... hahahaha
footnote: always a fujifilm fan, from F450, Z3, Z100 and my favourite S6500fd(even it is non HD and 2006 video technology, I still love the video quality then due to the sensor size) before I switch to DSLR.
