Fujifilm XT10 Manual PDF

The Fujifilm XT10 is a compact mirrorless digital camera featuring a 16.3MP APS-C X-Trans CMOS II sensor, EXR Processor II, advanced hybrid autofocus system, 3.0-inch tilting LCD screen, built-in flash, 8fps continuous shooting, Full HD video recording, and classic retro design. Below are key sections for camera overview, basic operations, advanced features, settings, maintenance, and troubleshooting.

Camera Overview

Key components: Camera body, lens mount, mode dial, command dials, viewfinder, LCD screen, flash, and various control buttons.

Component	Description
Mode Dial	Selects shooting modes (Auto, Program, Aperture Priority, etc.)
Command Dials	Adjusts shutter speed, aperture, exposure compensation
Viewfinder	0.39-inch OLED electronic viewfinder with 2.36M dots
LCD Screen	3.0-inch tilting LCD with 920K dots
Built-in Flash	Guide number 7 at ISO 200
Lens Mount	Fujifilm X Mount
Shutter Button	Half-press for AF, full press to capture
Power Switch	Turns camera on/off
Q Button	Quick access to frequently used settings
Playback Button	Views captured images and videos

Basic Operations

Getting started with your Fujifilm XT10 camera.

1. Insert battery and memory card: Open compartment, insert correctly.
2. Attach lens: Align red dots, twist until click.
3. Power on: Switch to ON position.
4. Set date/time: Follow initial setup prompts.
5. Take first photo: Half-press to focus, full press to capture.

WARNING! Do not touch camera sensor; avoid moisture and extreme temperatures.

Shooting Modes

Various shooting modes for different photography scenarios.

1. Auto Mode: Camera selects all settings automatically.
2. Program AE (P): Camera sets shutter speed and aperture; user adjusts other settings.
3. Aperture Priority (A): User selects aperture; camera sets shutter speed.
4. Shutter Priority (S): User selects shutter speed; camera sets aperture.
5. Manual (M): User controls both shutter speed and aperture.
6. Advanced Filters: Creative effects like Toy Camera, Miniature, etc.
7. Scene Modes: Optimized settings for specific scenes (Portrait, Landscape, Sports).

TIP: Use Auto mode for beginners; experiment with manual modes as you gain experience.

Specifications

• Sensor: 16.3MP APS-C X-Trans CMOS II
• Processor: EXR Processor II
• ISO Range: 200-6400 (expandable to 100-51200)
• Autofocus: Hybrid AF system with 49 points
• Continuous Shooting: Up to 8fps
• Video: Full HD 1920x1080 at 60p/30p
• Viewfinder: 0.39-inch OLED with 2.36M dots
• LCD: 3.0-inch tilting with 920K dots
• Connectivity: Wi-Fi for wireless transfer
• Battery: NP-W126 rechargeable lithium-ion
• Dimensions: 118.4 x 82.8 x 40.8mm
• Weight: 381g (including battery and memory card)

Controls and Functions

Understanding camera controls and their functions.

Top Panel: Mode dial, shutter button, exposure compensation dial, command dial, function button.

Rear Panel: Viewfinder, LCD screen, Q button, playback, AE-L/AF-L, directional buttons, menu/OK.

Shutter Speed Dial: B, T, 1-1/4000s, A (Auto). Exposure Compensation: ±3EV. ISO Dial: 200-6400, A (Auto), H (extended).

Function Buttons: Customizable for quick access to frequently used settings.

Advanced Features

Advanced photography features for creative control.

1. Film Simulation Modes: PROVIA, Velvia, ASTIA, Classic Chrome, etc.
2. Advanced Filters: Toy Camera, Miniature, Pop Color, etc.
3. Multiple Exposure: Combine two exposures in one image.
4. Bracketing: AE, ISO, Film Simulation, Dynamic Range bracketing.
5. Wi-Fi Transfer: Wireless image transfer to smartphone/tablet.
6. Focus Peaking: Visual aid for manual focusing.
7. Electronic Level: Ensures horizon is level.

Menu Settings

Comprehensive menu system for camera customization.

Shooting Menu: Image quality, film simulation, white balance, AF mode, metering.

Set-up Menu: Date/time, language, format memory card, battery saving.

Playback Menu: Slide show, protect, erase, RAW processing.

Wi-Fi Menu: Wireless communication settings and transfer options.

Custom Settings: Button customization, sound settings, display options.

Video Recording

Recording Full HD videos with your XT10.

1. Set mode dial to movie mode.
2. Press movie button to start recording.
3. Press again to stop recording.
4. Adjust settings: Frame rate, quality, microphone level.
5. Use manual controls for creative video recording.

Video Specifications: Full HD 1920x1080 60p/30p, HD 1280x720 60p/30p, stereo sound.

WARNING! Use fast memory card for smooth video recording; avoid recording in extreme temperatures.

Care & Maintenance

Proper care and maintenance for optimal performance.

1. Cleaning: Use blower for sensor, soft cloth for lens and body.
2. Storage: Store in dry, cool place with lens cap on.
3. Battery: Charge fully before storage; avoid complete discharge.
4. Lens Care: Use lens cap when not in use; clean with lens cleaning kit.
5. Memory Card: Format in camera regularly; handle carefully.

CAUTION! Do not use harsh chemicals; avoid water and sand exposure.

Warranty Information

Fujifilm XT10 comes with limited warranty. Register your product online for extended support. Warranty covers manufacturing defects for specified period. User damage, accessories, and normal wear excluded. For warranty claims, contact authorized Fujifilm service center with proof of purchase.

Support: Visit www.fujifilm.com/support or contact 1-800-800-3854.

Troubleshooting

Symptom	Possible Cause	Corrective Action
Camera won't turn on	Battery depleted/incorrectly inserted	Charge battery; ensure proper insertion.
Blurry images	Camera shake/focus issues	Use faster shutter speed; ensure proper focus.
Memory card error	Card damaged/not formatted	Format card in camera; try different card.
Wi-Fi not connecting	Settings/connection issues	Check Wi-Fi settings; restart camera and device.
Battery drains quickly	Settings/temperature	Reduce LCD brightness; turn off Wi-Fi when not used.
Autofocus not working	Settings/subject	Check AF mode; ensure adequate lighting.

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

Service: 1-800-800-3854; www.fujifilm.com/support