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The Nikon 1 S1's kit lens starts at 11mm, or roughly 28mm equivalent, making it a good all-purpose lens for capturing landscapes and holiday photos.
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There's little evidence of chromatic aberration from the Nikon 1 S1's kit lens - zoom in close to the areas of high contrast in this scene to get a closer look.
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Despite the small size (and relatively low resolution) of its sensor, the Nikon 1 S1 is capable of resolving lots of detail.
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Here we can see how the matrix metering system has struggled slightly with this scene, underexposing the foreground.
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Colours from the Nikon 1 S1 are bright and vibrant, without being overly saturated. You can shoot with the Vivid setting in Picture Styles (this is Standard) if you want to increase the contrast and saturation even further.
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This image was shot with an 18.5mm f/1.8 lens, and shows how out of focus areas are rendered beautifully, enabling some great creative effects.
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