Camera comparison · updated 5 November 2026

Fujifilm X-S10 vs Canon EOS M6 Mark II

Fujifilm X-S10 has the edge on paper, but the right choice depends on what you shoot. The X-S10 is the better pick for vlogging; the EOS M6 Mark II is better for travel.

Choose the X-S10 for

  • better low-light performance
  • in-body image stabilisation
  • more lenses in our database (36 vs 9)
  • a newer design (2020)

Choose the EOS M6 Mark II for

  • more resolution (32.5MP vs 26MP)
  • faster bursts (14fps vs 8fps)
  • a lighter body (408g vs 465g)
  • a lower price (from £524)

Specs side by side

SpecX-S10EOS M6 Mark II
SensorAPS-C, 26MPAPS-C, 32.5MP
MountFujifilm XCanon EF-M (APS-C)
Released20202019
Burst8 fps14 fps
Readout——
Max ISO12,80025,600
StabilisationIn-bodyLens only
Video4K 30p4K 30p
Weather sealedNoNo
ViewfinderElectronicNone
Weight465 g408 g
BatteryFujifilm NP-W126SCanon LP-E17
Card slotsSD (UHS-I)SD (UHS-I)
New priceNo longer sold newNo longer sold new
Used at MPB£664–699£524–599
Native lenses in our database36 (23 third-party)9 (4 third-party)

Which is better for…

UseBetter choice
Beginner-friendlyAbout equal
Everyday & travelEOS M6 Mark II
PortraitsAbout equal
LandscapeAbout equal
Wildlife & animalsAbout equal
Sports & actionAbout equal
AstrophotographyAbout equal
Vlogging & videoX-S10
Vintage / film lookAbout equal

Based on the specs that matter most for each type of photography: burst and readout for action, resolution for landscapes, sensor size and low light for portraits and astro, video and weight for vlogging.

Lenses and running costs

The X-S10 uses Fujifilm X (36 lenses in our database, 23 third-party) and the EOS M6 Mark II uses Canon EF-M (9 lenses, 4 third-party). Batteries: Fujifilm NP-W126S (about £46) vs Canon LP-E17 (about £45).

X-S10 compatible lenses → · EOS M6 Mark II compatible lenses → ·

Frequently asked questions

Is the Fujifilm X-S10 better than the Canon EOS M6 Mark II?

It depends on your priorities. The X-S10 offers better low-light performance, in-body image stabilisation, more lenses in our database (36 vs 9); the EOS M6 Mark II offers more resolution (32.5MP vs 26MP), faster bursts (14fps vs 8fps), a lighter body (408g vs 465g).

Which is better for video, the X-S10 or the EOS M6 Mark II?

They are closely matched for video (4K 30p vs 4K 30p); stabilisation and lens choice will decide it.

Which is cheaper, the X-S10 or the EOS M6 Mark II?

The X-S10 costs No longer sold new new and from £664 used at MPB; the EOS M6 Mark II costs No longer sold new new and from £524 used (checked 5 November 2026).

Can I use Fujifilm X-S10 lenses on the EOS M6 Mark II?

Not directly. The X-S10 uses Fujifilm X and the EOS M6 Mark II uses Canon EF-M; switching usually means new lenses or an adapter where one exists.

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