Fujifilm announces premium X-S1 bridge camera
The X-S1 can get as close as 1 cm to the subject thanks to a Super Macro Mode
Article Summary
A new member will shortly take its place alongside the X10 retro compact and the FinePix X100 in Fujifilm's premium X Series cameras. The X-S1 bridges the gap between compact point-and-shoot cameras and digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) models - featuring a relatively large sensor, 26x superzoom lens, built-in flash and the ability to record full high definition movies.
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