 For most of us, our primary camera is our smartphone. It takes good photos, and it's always in our pocket or our hand and makes an ideal portable camera. But a smartphone isn't a particularly capable camera, and if you want to do something like take photos in low light or of fast-moving subjects, you're gonna want something better. That something better is a mirrorless camera. There are a ton of mirrorless cameras to choose from, and every single one of them takes better photos than your smartphone. For under a thousand bucks, you can get a great camera with a lens that can actually really expand your photographic capabilities. A great mirrorless camera not only takes great photos, it's easy to carry around, it's fast and reliable, has lots of buttons and dials to help you control your photos, and has lots of different lenses that you can attach to it when you want to change things up. For under a thousand dollars, you can't do better than Fujifilm's X-T10. It's not the smallest mirrorless camera, but it's compact enough to fit in most any shoulder bag. The size is easy to hold, and there are lots of buttons and dials on it that make it easy to adjust things when you're shooting. Of course, there's also a dead simple auto mode for when you just want the camera to do the work for you. The X-T10 is a great viewfinder, which not every camera offers. It also has a tilting screen, which makes it easy to get shots from various angles. The autofocus system is quick and reliable, and it can take great photos in all sorts of lighting conditions that your smartphone won't even touch. The lens that comes with the X-T10 is a basic zoom, but it's optically stabilized, which helps with low light shots. Fujifilm also has a wide variety of really great lenses that you can add to the X-T10 when you outgrow the kit lens. And when it's time to edit and share your photos, the X-T10 has built-in wifi to make it easy to transfer images right to your phone. The X-T10 is not the smallest or cheapest camera you can get, but it does offer the all-around best package. But if you do want something smaller and cheaper, you should look at Olympus' brand new EM-10 Mark II. The EM-10 Mark II has many of the features we look for, like a tilting screen, great viewfinder, and built-in wifi. Olympus also has the broadest range of mirrorless lenses to choose from when you wanna add to your arsenal. Its controls are slightly less intuitive, however, and it can be daunting to pick up if you're new to photography. There are many other options to look at, such as Nikon's weirdly compact 1J5 or Panasonic's beefy G7, neither of which hit the ideal size we're looking for. Sony has been making great mirrorless cameras for years, but its A6000 is nearly two years old and due for a refresh. Samsung packed lots of technology into the NX500, but forgot to add a viewfinder, which makes it less appealing than our winners. No matter which camera you pick, you're gonna get something that takes great photos in all sorts of lighting conditions. But if you want something that you can grow into, with a great selection of lenses and lots of controls, you're going to want the Fujifilm X-T10. And that's it for this week's episode of the Fujifilm X-T10. If you liked this video, please subscribe to our channel, and if you want to see more videos like this, you can click the little bell icon to get notified when we release new videos. And if you're new to our channel,
 For most of us, our primary camera is our smartphone.
 It takes good photos, and it's always in our pocket
 or our hand and makes an ideal portable camera.
 But a smartphone isn't a particularly capable camera,
 and if you want to do something like take photos
 in low light or of fast-moving subjects,
 you're gonna want something better.
 That something better is a mirrorless camera.
 There are a ton of mirrorless cameras to choose from,
 and every single one of them takes better photos
 than your smartphone.
 For under a thousand bucks, you can get a great camera
 with a lens that can actually really expand
 your photographic capabilities.
 A great mirrorless camera not only takes great photos,
 it's easy to carry around, it's fast and reliable,
 has lots of buttons and dials to help you control
 your photos, and has lots of different lenses
 that you can attach to it when you want to change things up.
 For under a thousand dollars, you can't do better
 than Fujifilm's X-T10.
 It's not the smallest mirrorless camera,
 but it's compact enough to fit in most any shoulder bag.
 The size is easy to hold, and there are lots of buttons
 and dials on it that make it easy to adjust things
 when you're shooting.
 Of course, there's also a dead simple auto mode
 for when you just want the camera to do the work for you.
 The X-T10 is a great viewfinder,
 which not every camera offers.
 It also has a tilting screen, which makes it easy
 to get shots from various angles.
 The autofocus system is quick and reliable,
 and it can take great photos in all sorts
 of lighting conditions that your smartphone
 won't even touch.
 The lens that comes with the X-T10 is a basic zoom,
 but it's optically stabilized,
 which helps with low light shots.
 Fujifilm also has a wide variety of really great lenses
 that you can add to the X-T10 when you outgrow the kit lens.
 And when it's time to edit and share your photos,
 the X-T10 has built-in wifi to make it easy
 to transfer images right to your phone.
 The X-T10 is not the smallest or cheapest camera
 you can get, but it does offer the all-around best package.
 But if you do want something smaller and cheaper,
 you should look at Olympus' brand new EM-10 Mark II.
 The EM-10 Mark II has many of the features we look for,
 like a tilting screen, great viewfinder, and built-in wifi.
 Olympus also has the broadest range of mirrorless lenses
 to choose from when you wanna add to your arsenal.
 Its controls are slightly less intuitive, however,
 and it can be daunting to pick up
 if you're new to photography.
 There are many other options to look at,
 such as Nikon's weirdly compact 1J5 or Panasonic's beefy G7,
 neither of which hit the ideal size we're looking for.
 Sony has been making great mirrorless cameras for years,
 but its A6000 is nearly two years old and due for a refresh.
 Samsung packed lots of technology into the NX500,
 but forgot to add a viewfinder,
 which makes it less appealing than our winners.
 No matter which camera you pick,
 you're gonna get something that takes great photos
 in all sorts of lighting conditions.
 But if you want something that you can grow into,
 with a great selection of lenses and lots of controls,
 you're going to want the Fujifilm X-T10.
 And that's it for this week's episode of the Fujifilm X-T10.
 If you liked this video,
 please subscribe to our channel,
 and if you want to see more videos like this,
 you can click the little bell icon
 to get notified when we release new videos.
 And if you're new to our channel,