Dec 02, 2016 07:00 AM EST By Marj, UniversityHerald Reporter

Fujifilm has unveiled their newest X series camera model, the new Fujifilm X-A10 mirrorless camera. The newest Fujifilm camera model is the cheapest so far among the wide range of its mirrorless camera. The new Fujifilm mirrorless camera features a 180-degree slide-tilt rear LCD which means that the LCD can be viewed from the front allowing the user to take selfie portraits conveniently. It also has a compact mirrorless interchangeable lens.

According to The Verge, the mirrorless camera also uses 16-megapixel resolution that works on Fujinon lenses but it is lower than last year's X series model, the X-A2 which used 24-megapixel.

Also, tilting the LCD can activate the eye detection AF in order to get the focus on the eye of the subject. To take a selfie portrait, users just need to press the vertical command dial located below the index finger, Slash Gear reported. The command dial can be found easily because of the shape of the mirrorless camera which makes it easy to use for selfie and or normal portraits.

The Fujifilm X-A10 mirrorless camera is lightweight and compact which is perfect for selfies. The camera also features automatic shooting mode. With the smile detection as a self-timer, the Fujifilm X-A10 automatically captures photo when the subject smiles.

As for the image quality, according to Fujifilm, the Fujifilm X-A10 offers six film simulation modes; the Standard, the true-to-life colors of PROVIA, vibrant tones and saturated colors Velvia or Vivid, the soft tones of Astia or Soft, Monochrome, Sepia and lastly, the documentary-style tones of Classic Chrome.

Fujifilm also promised that the new mirrorless camera can produce clear images even on low-light nights due to its sensitivity ranges. The normal sensitivity ranges can be selected at ISO200 - ISO6400 while the extended sensitivity is at ISO12800 or ISO25600.

Other features include extended battery life, full HD recording, wireless functionality which enables shooting by using smartphones or tablet, and a super intelligent flash.

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