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Fujifilm XF1: Points for style (pictures)

Encased in faux leather, the XF1 carries Fujifilm's X series design sensibility down to an enthusiast compact.

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Sleek

Like the X10, you power on the XF1 by turning the ring on the lens to extend it.
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Small

The camera is just a little larger than the Canon PowerShot S110.
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Connectors

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Back

You can remap any of the buttons via the E-Fn menu.
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Profile

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Flash

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