Fuji XT1 Manual PDF

The Fuji XT1 is a premium mirrorless digital camera featuring a 16.3MP APS-C X-Trans CMOS II sensor, EXR Processor II, weather-resistant magnesium alloy body, advanced hybrid autofocus system, 3.0-inch tilting LCD screen, high-resolution electronic viewfinder, built-in Wi-Fi, and extensive manual controls. Below are key sections covering features, setup, operation, settings, and troubleshooting.

1. Features at a Glance 2. Camera Setup 3. Basic Operation 4. Specifications 5. Controls and Functions 6. Shooting Modes 7. Menu Settings 8. Wireless Functions 9. Care & Maintenance 10. Regulatory Information 11. Troubleshooting

Features at a Glance

Key components: 16.3MP X-Trans CMOS II sensor, EXR Processor II, weather-resistant body, hybrid AF system, tilting LCD, electronic viewfinder, dual control dials.

FeatureDescription
Sensor16.3MP APS-C X-Trans CMOS II
ProcessorEXR Processor II
AutofocusHybrid AF system with 49 focus points
Viewfinder2.36M-dot OLED electronic viewfinder
LCD Screen3.0-inch 1.04M-dot tilting LCD
ISO Range200-6400 (expandable to 100-51200)
Shutter Speed30-1/4000 sec (mechanical), 1/32000 sec (electronic)
Continuous ShootingUp to 8 fps
Video RecordingFull HD 1080p at 60 fps
ConnectivityBuilt-in Wi-Fi for remote control and file transfer

Camera Setup

Unpack and inspect contents. Charge battery and insert memory card.

  1. Insert battery: Open battery compartment, insert NP-W126 battery with correct orientation.
  2. Insert memory card: Use SD/SDHC/SDXC card in memory card slot.
  3. Attach lens: Align red dots, rotate clockwise until click.
  4. Charge battery: Use provided charger before first use.
  5. Set date/time: Power on camera, follow initial setup prompts.

WARNING! Handle camera with care; avoid dropping. Keep away from water and extreme temperatures.

Basic Operation

Power on camera; familiarize with basic controls.

  1. Power on: Rotate ON/OFF switch to ON position.
  2. Select shooting mode: Use mode dial (P, S, A, M, Auto, etc.).
  3. Compose image: Use viewfinder or LCD screen.
  4. Focus: Half-press shutter button for autofocus.
  5. Capture: Fully press shutter button to take photo.
  6. Review images: Press PLAYBACK button to view captured photos.

CAUTION! Do not expose sensor to direct sunlight when lens is removed.

Specifications

Controls and Functions

Top panel: Shutter button, Exposure compensation dial, Shutter speed dial, Mode dial, Function button. Rear controls: AF-L, AE-L, Q menu, Direction pad, PLAYBACK, DISP/BACK.

Key Dials: Shutter speed dial (1/4000 to T/B), Exposure compensation (±3 EV), Drive mode, Metering mode. Function buttons: Customizable for quick access to frequently used settings.

Shooting settings: Aperture (lens ring), Shutter speed (top dial), ISO (function button), White balance, Film simulation modes (PROVIA, Velvia, Astia, etc.).

Shooting Modes

Mode dial options: P (Program AE), S (Shutter Priority), A (Aperture Priority), M (Manual), Auto, Advanced filters, Scene positions, Movie mode.

  1. Program AE (P): Camera sets shutter speed and aperture automatically.
  2. Shutter Priority (S): Set shutter speed, camera selects aperture.
  3. Aperture Priority (A): Set aperture, camera selects shutter speed.
  4. Manual (M): Set both shutter speed and aperture manually.
  5. Auto: Full automatic mode for point-and-shoot operation.
  6. Advanced filters: Creative filter effects (Toy camera, Pop color, etc.)
  7. Scene positions: Optimized settings for specific scenes (Portrait, Landscape, etc.)

Tip: Use exposure compensation dial for quick brightness adjustments.

Menu Settings

Access menu via MENU/OK button. Main categories: Shooting settings, AF/MF settings, Flash settings, Movie settings, Set-up, My menu.

  1. Image quality: RAW, FINE, NORMAL quality settings.
  2. Film simulation: PROVIA, Velvia, Astia, Classic Chrome, etc.
  3. White balance: Auto, Preset, Custom, Color temperature.
  4. AF mode: Single AF, Continuous AF, Manual focus.
  5. Face detection: On/Off for portrait photography.
  6. ND filter: Built-in 3-stop neutral density filter.
  7. Multiple exposure: Combine multiple exposures in-camera.
  8. Interval timer: Set for time-lapse photography.

WARNING! Format memory card in camera before first use.

Wireless Functions

Built-in Wi-Fi for remote control and image transfer.

  1. Enable Wi-Fi: Press Wi-Fi button or access in playback menu.
  2. Connect smartphone: Download Fujifilm Camera Remote app.
  3. Remote control: Use smartphone as remote shutter and viewfinder.
  4. Image transfer: Select and transfer images to mobile device.
  5. Geotagging: Use smartphone GPS data to tag images.

CAUTION! Keep firmware updated for optimal performance.

Care & Maintenance

Turn off camera before cleaning. Use blower brush for sensor, lens cloth for optics.

Cleaning instructions: Use air blower for sensor dust, microfiber cloth for lens and LCD, soft brush for camera body. Store in dry, cool place with silica gel.

CAUTION! Do not use alcohol or solvents; avoid touching sensor directly.

Regulatory Information

FCC compliant: Class B digital device. CE marked for European market. Copyright © Fujifilm Corporation. For support, visit www.fujifilm.com/support or contact local Fujifilm service center. Firmware updates available on official website.

Troubleshooting

SymptomPossible CauseCorrective Action
Camera won't turn onBattery depleted/incorrectly insertedCharge battery; ensure proper insertion.
Blurry imagesCamera shake/focus issuesUse faster shutter speed; ensure proper focus.
Memory card errorCard damaged/formatted incorrectlyReformat card in camera; try different card.
Wi-Fi not connectingNetwork issues/app problemsRestart camera and phone; reinstall app.
Battery drains quicklyWi-Fi usage/LCD brightnessTurn off Wi-Fi when not needed; reduce LCD brightness.
Autofocus not workingAF mode settings/lens issuesCheck AF mode; clean lens contacts; update firmware.

Reset: Menu > Set-up > Reset to restore factory settings.

Service: Contact authorized Fujifilm service center for repairs.

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