What's your budget actually. Malaysia does not bring in THE e2s and A3 not launched yet. So, technically there's no way for us to identify if both these models fits your budget 😂

X-T10 with either one of the 3 lens options available is still below 4K man. 😂

I believe 4k is for 2nd hand

Wait one more day, maybe October xt10 got 300 rebate. Can get body only at 2500++

you can try to ask YL Cam

I agree with fruitie. As for the lens combo, you could also consider the 16-50mm kit or the twin kit lens for the X-T10. As I know, there are several forum users here that uses it. Let's hope more users will share their opinion for the X-T10.

Having said that, my advice to my customers is to ask themselves, do you really need that extra lens? Yes, it does seem to be very practical as you get that extra reach from 50mm onwards. But in actual life, changing lens can be a hassle especially in very dusty conditions and its not advisable to do so as well.

To also answer your question on if it can be used to take a closer look of Mount fuji, my question is actually how close you want it to be. Where are you actually standing to take the photo? Other brands have cameras such as Nikon's P900 with gives you serious zoom capabilities but when you zoom in so much, keep in mind you seriously need a sturdy tripod or just a minor shake will affect the quality. But the trade off for getting the Nikon P900 is the extra bulky size of the camera.

For now, I think the best option for you will be the following for fuji (from lowest price to highest:
1) X-A2 (interchangeable lens)
2) X70 (compact camera)
3) X-T10 with either one of the 3 kit lens option (interchangeable lens)
4) X100T (compact camera)

Hehe, my camera for today is the X-A2. 

Adv time: Join wechat group

Congz

My cousin is using X-A2 and he loves it. So yeah, I believe you will like it as a beginner.

Oh I see.
Like I said, expensive gears are there for a reason, it will help.
I was playing with my friend's Nikon D5 + 85mm f/1.4 during my friend's wedding dinner and I simply shot, all photos turned out great even were just SOOC.
Understood because I had my first DSLR when I was still studying.
The difference now compared to last time is I didn't have money last time but I had time, now I have the money but don't have time.

So, shoot more while you are still at that stage.
Which lens are you getting?

D5 iso is crazy...
Woonsc, never try better body and also prime lens unless you want to empty your money. Haha

Which kit lens? 16-50mm or 18-55mm?

can refer my Instagram (link in signature) for examples of pics 56mm produce, and to answer your question it suits best for portraiture. If you like such pics it is highly recommended to get it as it's really hard to find ppl selling their 56mm, at least for now.