When the excellentSony RX100came out from concealing , we fawned over its Brobdingnagian one inch detector , f/1.8 aperture , and positively lilliputian distributor point - and - shoot soma . Now another has arrived in the variant of the FujiFilm XF1 , and while it only has a 2/3 - in sensor , it too has a f/1.8 aperture and a diminutive image draped in retro - inspired design .
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With its 12 - megapixel EXR detector , EXR processor and 25 - 100 mm lens , it might be comfortable to dismiss this as a simple knockoff , but the XF1 has a few interesting tricks of its own . For starters , instead of a programmable lens ring that the RX-100 has , the XF1 has 4x manual zoom controls which cause the lens of the eye to extend and retract as you deform the doughnut . When powered down , FujiFilm says the television camera is 4.2 - inches by 2.4 - inches by 1.2 in ( with the lens of the eye slightly protruding the camera eubstance ) . power on and at its wide angle , the look and tactile property of the television camera is similar to it being equipped with a pancake lens . Plus the thing can deal macro as snug as three centimetre .
As far as other glasses go , the XF1 has a 3 - inch liquid crystal display packing 460,000 dots , an motorcar ISO range of 100 - 12800 , 1080p video transcription at 30 FPS , a battery good for 300 shots and full manual control ( which let in a telephone dial on back and top ) . And when the XF1 arrives next calendar month , you ’ll have your alternative of dress out the $ 500 camera in browned , black or red false leather . [ FujiFilm ]
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