Fuji X-F1 review

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In this shot, taken at f/8.0, we can see that edge to edge sharpness in images is generally good right up to the corners of the shot.

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Macro focusing from very close proximities is quick and easy, helping to produce detailed macro shots with lots of impact.

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The widest angle of the 4x optical zoom lens is 25mm in 35mm format, enabling you to take wide-angle shots, which should be appealing to landscape photographers.

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Despite its relatively small sensor, the Fuji X-F1 is capable of producing attractive shallow depth of field shots, thanks to the lens' maximum aperture of f/1.8.

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Colours are represented richly straight from the camera, with a number of different film simulation modes available. These build on Fuji's analogue heritage and include recreations of Provia (standard - which this was shot in), Velvia (vivid) and Astia (soft).

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At its widest end, the XF-1's lens offers 25mm, which offers a great level of flexibility and allows for plenty of the scene to be captured.

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This picture has been captured at the widest angle of the XF-1's lens.

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Here we can see the 4x optical zoom in action, giving an equivalent of 1000mm.

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The digital zoom can be utilised when not shooting in raw format, and actually does a reasonable job.

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The XF-1 copes reasonably well at low light, high sensitivity settings, producing images which show a good level of detail.

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The large sensor and wide f/1.8 maximum aperture enables creative shallow depth of field effects to be achieved.

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The XF-1's small and discreet appearance makes it a good choice for street and everyday photography, easily slipping into the pocket for maximum convenience.

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Autofocusing speeds are generally quick and accurate, especially when the lighting conditions are good, allowing you to capture the action as it happens.