Editors Liked
- Fast AF performance
- Excellent f/1.8 to 2.7 aperture
- Very responsive touchscreen
Editors Didn't Like
- Small sensor means so-so ISO performance
- Average video quality
- Screen very reflective
Olympus XZ-10
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Expert reviews and ratings
By TrustedReviews
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The Olympus XZ-10 is a solid all-round performer that features excellent AF performance, an impressive touchscreen and good design. But it’s let down by its small sensor and a few reliability issues.
By DigitalVersus
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The Olympus XZ-10 is more of a fun, stylish, customisable pocket camera than a true expert compact. Its attractive, compact design makes it a desirable accessory to keep to hand at all times. Although the f/1.8, 5x zoom lens is the fastest around for...
By Pocket-lint
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Slender and stylish, the XZ-10 leaves a good first impression - but the trim design not only cuts the fat compared to the top-spec XZ-2, it also pulls back on some of the more advanced features more commonly associated with an advanced...
By What Digital Camera
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There's a lot to like about the XZ-10, although it must be noted that the enthusiast compact market is one of the most competitive in the world of digital photography.The XZ-10 certainly benefits from some intelligent design, with its mode dial - an...
By PhotographyBLOG
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The new Olympus XZ-10 is a pocketable premium compact camera featuring a 12 megapixel backlit 1/2.3” CMOS sensor and an ultra-bright 26-130mm equivalent f/1.8-2.7 zoom lens. The XZ-10 also offers a high-resolution 3-inch touch-sensitive LCD screen,...
By TechRadar AU
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Buying Guide Best compact camera Olympus has once again produced a very capable premium compact camera in the Olympus XZ-10, that in some respects is more of a follow-up to the Olympus XZ-1 than to the larger and more unwieldy Olympus XZ-2. For those...
By CNET Australia
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With great features like a fast f/1.8 lens and slow-motion video, the XZ-10 will win the hearts of photographers who want a pocketable camera. There are some image quality issues though, and battery life is...
By ePHOTOzine
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The Olympus XZ-10 is a slighter cheaper version of the XZ-2 , but offers slightly more optical zoom. It is a smaller and lighter camera, but this does mean you sacrifice the tilting screen. The XZ-10 also lacks other features such as Wi-Fi and GPS which...
By Steves Digicams
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By Josh Fate Built for superior image quality from a compact camera, the Olympus Stylus XZ-10 iHS has been loaded with top of the line hardware and features to ensure the highest quality and usability. At the heart of the camera is a 12-Megapixel BSI,...
By What Digital Camera
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The XZ-10 arrives on the scene at the same time as the Olympus XZ-2 is made available in white. Designed to be smaller and lighter, this high-end compact boasts many of the features from its flagship cousin, with the key advantage that it's around 40%...
By Digital Photography Now
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The new Olympus Stylus XZ-10 is the smallest Olympus premium digital compact since the Mju Digital launched ten years ago. Late last year Olympus updated its two year old XZ-1 premium compact camera with the XZ-2 (which is now available in white,...
By digitalcameraworld.com
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The new Olympus XZ-10 announced today joins the XZ-2 in Olympus's range of premium compact cameras, but is 40% smaller than its sibling and offers the same f/1.8 lens.The Olympus XZ-10 also shares the same True Pic VI image processor found in the Olympus...
By Chip.de
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Die Olympus XZ-10 macht ihrer Artenbezeichnung alle Ehre: Mit ihren 225 Gramm Federgewicht und der Größe einer Zigarettenschachtel fällt die Kompaktkamera im Gepäck kaum auf. Trotzdem ziert ein äußerst lichtstarkes...
By Digitalkamera
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Die XZ-10 ist der XZ-2 eine würdige kleine Schwester. Die kompakten Abmessungen machen sie sehr handlich, auch wenn man auf einen Blitzschuh und einen klappbaren Monitor verzichten muss. Bei der Ausstattung gibt es nur wenige Einschränkungen und die...
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