The smaller the image circle has to be, the easier it is to make a faster lens (generally). An f/2 zoom lens for a sensor smaller than M4/3s isn't that hard to produce.
I hope, instead of mechanical zoom, they'll do mechanical MF on X line of cameras. Mechanical, not servo-based MF with even a simple focus confirmation dot will make me love X100 a lot more.
It will be interesting to see if the viewfinder is good. I've lost a bit of confidence with my X100 because of some flaky exposures, and one thing I do now is set image review in the viewfinder so I can see that it's not wildly off (I guess it's secret chimping). Obviously that can't be done with the X10.
EDIT: I now find that I have the dreaded overexposure fault with my X100 so that's going back to Fuji.
I also checked the X10 brochure and I see that you ned to buy the adapter/hood combo in order to use filters on this one - just like the X100
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