Delightful camera! Best features of an SLR put into a compact case which fits easily into your pants pocket. No longer a need to wander around with a bulky SLR hanging on a strap around your neck.

Quality of photos and video in low light without flash; compactness

Nothing; Wish list would be for a greater zoom range

After a swag of complex, interesting and somewhat challenging digicams passed over my review desk, I felt I deserved a holiday. So I fell upon this new, aluminium-bodied Fujifilm model as an example of what you can find out there: small, pocketable, easy to use, yet with a smallish zoom range … but...

This is probably the second best compact camera on the market today in terms of the pictures it produces. The Sony RX100 has the stand-out sensor of the current crop and produces almost DSLR images. BUT it is horrible to handle.

Turning a dummy's point-and-shoot camera into a more advanced shooter with manual controls is a challenging design problem. Camera's like Canon's S90 nailed it a while ago. But is there a different way to get it right? Maybe!

I don't usually review digital cameras here because there are so many variables that these are much better left for specialised blogs and publications. But I did want to have a look at the new Fujifilm XF1 and when the press release came in I managed to get one here for review.

Fujifilm has enjoyed considerable success recently with its ground-breaking cameras. It has single-handedly built a market for quality, retro-styled creative compacts with and without interchangeable lenses. Building on this success is Fuji's next battle.

FujiFilm continues to add powerful models to their X-series of FinePix cameras, with their latest addition being the new XF1. This unit builds off of their X10, and shares the same improved 2/3" EXR CMOS image sensor, which provides beautiful photos and excellent low-light performance.

I was going to buy the X10...Im glad i held out for the XF1. It takes such natural pictures even in low light and still pin sharp. Some great features too like the single color filter..i love it.

Easy To Use; Excellent In Low Light; Fast Shutter Speed; Good Battery Life; Good Sized Screen; Great Resolution; Nice Features and Settings

Cant Stop Using It

Price: $550 Cute and good THE LOW-DOWN This 12-megapixel camera has a 25mm-100mm (film-equivalent) stabilised zoom lens. The austere retro body carries the essential setting controls in knobs and buttons, except for the on-off switch.

This 12 megapixel camera has a 25–100mm (film equivalent) stabilised zoom lens. The austere retro body carries the essential setting controls in knobs and buttons, except for the on-off switch. The camera is turned on by pulling the lens barrel out and turning it anti-clockwise.