Fuji PXW4 Manual

The Fuji PXW4 is a professional-grade digital imaging device with advanced features for high-quality video and photo capture. It features 4K resolution capability, built-in image stabilization, multiple connectivity options including HDMI and USB-C, wireless connectivity, and professional audio inputs. The device supports various recording formats and offers extensive customization options for professional users. Below are key sections covering safety, features, setup, operation, and maintenance.

Features at a Glance

Key components: 4K imaging sensor, professional lens mount, built-in ND filters, multiple recording media slots, professional audio inputs, wireless connectivity module.

Feature	Description
4K Imaging Sensor	High-resolution sensor for professional video capture
Lens Mount	Interchangeable lens system for professional optics
Built-in ND Filters	Neutral density filters for exposure control
Recording Media	Dual card slots for backup recording
Audio Inputs	XLR inputs for professional audio recording
Wireless Connectivity	Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for remote control
HDMI Output	Professional video output for monitoring
USB-C Port	High-speed data transfer and charging
Image Stabilization	5-axis stabilization for smooth footage
Power Supply	Professional battery system with extended life

Installation

Unpack and inspect all components carefully. Ensure all accessories are present.

1. Mount lens: Align lens mount marks and rotate until secure.
2. Install battery: Insert fully charged battery into battery compartment.
3. Insert memory cards: Load compatible media into both card slots.
4. Attach accessories: Mount handle, microphone, and other accessories as needed.
5. Connect to power: Use provided AC adapter for initial setup.

WARNING! Handle lens and sensor with care to avoid damage. Use proper mounting technique.

First-Time Setup

Power on the device and follow initial configuration steps.

1. Language selection: Choose preferred interface language.
2. Date and time: Set current date, time, and time zone.
3. Format media: Initialize memory cards for first use.
4. Network setup: Configure Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connections.
5. Customize buttons: Assign functions to customizable controls.
6. Update firmware: Check for and install latest firmware updates.

CAUTION! Do not interrupt power during firmware updates.

Specifications

• Sensor Type: 4K CMOS sensor
• Resolution: Up to 4096x2160 at 60fps
• Lens Mount: Professional interchangeable mount
• Recording Formats: Multiple codec support including XAVC and ProRes
• Audio: 4-channel audio with 24-bit/48kHz recording
• Connectivity: HDMI, USB-C, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Ethernet
• Power: Professional battery system, AC adapter input
• Operating Temperature: 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F)
• Storage: Dual card slots (SD/CFexpress)
• Weight: Approximately 1.8kg (body only)

Controls and Settings

Access menu system via MENU button. Front controls: Power, Record, Custom buttons, Lens controls.

Rear Controls: MENU, Navigation wheel, Function buttons, Playback controls, Audio level controls.

Video Settings: Resolution, frame rate, codec, gamma, color space, white balance. Audio Settings: Input levels, monitoring, channel assignment, audio format. Network Settings: Wi-Fi configuration, FTP transfer, remote control. System Settings: Power management, display options, button customization.

Connecting Devices

HDMI: Professional monitor output. Audio: XLR inputs for microphones. Network: Ethernet for high-speed transfer.

1. Turn off device before making connections.
2. Use high-quality cables for professional applications.
3. Configure input/output settings in menu system.
4. Test connections before important recordings.

Tip: Use locking connectors for critical applications.

Recording and Playback

Supports multiple recording modes and formats for professional workflow.

1. Prepare recording: Set desired resolution, frame rate, and codec.
2. Adjust exposure: Use ND filters, iris, and shutter speed controls.
3. Monitor audio: Check levels and adjust input gain as needed.
4. Start recording: Press REC button; red indicator shows recording status.
5. Playback: Use playback controls to review footage.
6. Mark clips: Use custom markers for important segments.
7. Backup footage: Use dual recording for immediate backup.
8. Transfer files: Use high-speed transfer options.

WARNING! Always use professional-grade media for reliable recording.

Advanced Features

Custom Picture Profiles: Create and save custom looks. Slow Motion: High frame rate recording. Time-lapse: Automated interval recording. Remote Operation: Wireless control via mobile app. Multi-camera Sync: Synchronize multiple units for multi-camera production.

Care & Maintenance

Clean lens and sensor regularly with professional cleaning tools. Store in dry, dust-free environment. Update firmware regularly for performance improvements.

CAUTION! Do not expose to extreme temperatures or moisture. Use only approved cleaning materials.

Regulatory Information

FCC Part 15 compliance for digital devices. CE marked for European market. RoHS compliant for environmental standards. Copyright © 2025 Fuji Imaging Corporation. All trademarks property of their respective owners. For technical support, visit www.fuji-pxw4support.com or contact 1-800-FUJI-HELP.

Troubleshooting

Symptom	Possible Cause	Corrective Action
Device not powering on	Battery/connection	Check battery charge; ensure proper connection; try AC power
Recording errors	Media/compatibility	Use approved media; format cards in device; check firmware
Image quality issues	Settings/lens	Check picture profile; clean lens; reset to factory settings
Audio problems	Input/connections	Check input levels; verify cable connections; test with different mic
Connectivity issues	Network/settings	Reset network settings; check firmware; verify credentials

Reset: Menu > System > Initialize > Reset All Settings

Service: 1-800-FUJI-HELP; www.fuji-pxw4support.com