While shooting photos during the light of day is an easy task, capturing images at night or in low-light settings can be challenging. Even when images do show up on film, they are often over-exposed and lack the same quality as those shot in optimal light. Fujifilm, a brand known for their resilience in the face of a constantly shifting marketplace and ever-changing consumer needs, addressed this long-felt concern. Their new design, the XF1, allows users to take photographs in poor lighting and still retain their desired excellence.
The Fujifilm XF1 is designed with an aluminum body that offers a lightweight substitute to similar bulky cameras. Its synthetic leather aesthetic is available in black, brown and red. The crowning achievement of the XF1 is perhaps its fast f/1.8 lens that can shoot in low-light settings without compromising quality. The camera features both the high-contrast scene Dynamic Range mode, as well as the High Sensitivity/Low Noise mode for low light, and its adaptive EXR CMOS Sensor provides an advanced anti-blur system. Additionally, this product features a 4-times manual zoom, a 3-inch LCD display and a full HD movie setting.
Learn more at fujifilm.com.
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