Fuji X-T10 review

Fuji's more affordable SLR-style X-series camera is a little beauty

Fuji X-T10

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Dynamic range is a measure of the range of tones the sensor can capture. Cameras with low dynamic range will often show 'blown' highlights or blocked-in shadows. This test is carried out in controlled conditions using DxO hardware and analysis tools.

Fuji X-T10 review

We use DxO Analyzer to measure noise and dynamic range in controlled laboratory conditions.

Fuji X-T10 dynamic range charts

Fuji X-T10

JPEG dynamic range analysis: As we have seen before with Fuji X-series cameras, the X-T10 produces files that have a compressed dynamic range. While this makes them look good, with pleasant mid-tone contrast and enhanced detail, they don't score especially well in this test. You also need to keep an eye open for lost highlights in some situations.

Fuji X-T10

Raw (converted to TIFF) dynamic range analysis: The X-T10's raw files have a much wider range of tones than the JPEGs, giving greater scope for adjustment of contrast.