Has anyone handled this camera yet? I liked the look of it's fixed lens predecessor the Fujiflim Finepix X100, but the limitation of a fixed lens does not appeal to me.
The X10 looks great and what I like about it (on paper) is that the lens zooms by turning the lens. Just like a real lens.
The reviews I read are mixed though and one review voices complaints about important things like where the controls are positioned, battery life, manual focus, proprietary RAW and a few other things.
Shooting with higer ISO on the other hand seems to be fine, so that would be a big plus. And the sensor is 2/3", which is a bit bigger than what some of the other small cameras (Panasonic LX, Canon G) offer at the moment.
I'll probably stick with my older GX200 for the moment. The point is that none of the smaller cameras seems to have everything I expect and want on a camera.
But the X10 does look nice.