Walking along the alleyways of the DTES of Vancouver, it can be a bit scary. It can be even scarier if you don’t fit in and lug around a whole mess of conspicuous camera equipment. That’s why I really appreciate the size of the new Fujifilm XF1. It has many of the same features as the it’s big brother the X-10 and X-20, but it easily slips into a front pocket, or even hidden in the palm of your hand as you walk discretely through crowds and alleyways. I have an upcoming full review of the Fujifilm XF1, but so far I’m loving the camera! The retrostyle reminds me of the old Nikon 35ti film camera, but the operation is clearly digital in execution. In the old days, I would have to drag around a Noblex panorama camera on a sturdy tripod to get a shot like this. All I have to do now is find the feature buried inside the Advanced feature section of the main dial and then sweep away! I’ve been excited to try the motion panorama feature with the Fuji and specifically with the XF1 because of
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