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I can’t stop using the XF10

OMG! The XF10 seems to be equal to the V should I bother to keep it?

It’s a real conundrum the XF10 although a far cheaper camera at £249 compared to £1200 for the V! The little XF10 really does seem to be up in IQ to the V and yes of course the V has that wonderful viewfinder but I really am getting the results from it. I do love shooting with the V it just feels and handles better of course but the IQ conundrum makes it very difficult.
As you know the focus debate goes on about this little camera but I seem to cope well with it, the V is amazing but £1000 more? Of course no I am the V fan boy and I do adore that camera but have a look at these images..........








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