Fujifilm X-T1 Folleto

Zone mode allows to choose a 3x3, 5x3 or 5x5 zone 
from the 77-point AF area. When combined with the 
AF-C continuous focusing mode, the camera tracks a 
subject in the centre of the selected zone. In the 
Wide/Tracking mode, the camera displays the area 
in focus, identified automatically out of the 77-point 
AF area, and tracks the subject across the entire 
77-point AF area. This maintains focus on a subject 
that moves up/down, left/right or closer/further from 
the camera. The new AF system makes it easier than 
ever to capture moving subjects, dramatically 
increasing your shooting options.

Single-point AF divides the focus area into smaller 
sections to more accurately determine the distance to 
the subject for even greater focusing accuracy. The 
built-in phase detection pixels have the detection range of 
0.5EV, an improvement 
from the previous 2.5EV, 
delivering phase detection 
AF performance that 
enables fast focusing in 
low-light conditions and on 
low-contrast subjects.

The new AF system features an Auto Macro function 
that eliminates pressing the Macro button before 
shooting close-ups while maintaining the conventional 
AF speed. This update eliminates the Macro function 
assigned to the Macro Button, allowing you to assign a 
different function to the button.

You can use the Exposure Compensation dial to make 
exposure adjustments while shooting in the Manual 
exposure mode with the ISO Auto setting.

The lines on the framing grid, which you can choose to 
display in the Screen Set-Up menu, have been made 
finer making it easier to view the subject.

The Silent Mode has been renamed to  SOUND & FLASH 
OFF .

The optimized algorithm delivers a more natural and 
smooth AF action during movie recording.

When the Shutter Speed Dial is set to T and the Shutter 
Type to Mechanical + Electronic, you can use the 
command dial to set a full range of exposure times from 
30-1/32000sec. Previously, this was limited to 30-2 
seconds. This means you can change the shutter speeds 
across a broader range 
without having to change 
camera position. This is 
particularly useful when 
shooting in the portrait 
orientation with the Vertical 
Battery Grip VG-XT1 attached.

Activate Face Detection to automatically detect human 
faces and focus with Eye Detection AF to ensure 
accurate focus on human eyes, even when using a 
shallow depth-of-field. Combine these two functions to 
take your portrait 
photography to a new 
level.

  1.  High-speed electronic shutter 
       with a maximum speed of 1/32000sec.
    2.  Option to mute the shutter sound
    3.  Classic Chrome Film Simulation mode 
       for more creativity
    4.  Natural Live View function - just like the naked eye
    5.  EVF / LCD Color Control
    6.  AF+MF function for seamless manual focusing
    7.  Direct selection of AF area
    8.  Interchangeable AE-L / AF-L buttons
    9.  Ability to change the size of the Focus frame 
       in Manual Focus
  10.  Direct selection of Macro mode

11.  Customizable Q. Menu
  12.  New video frame rates (50P / 25P / 24P)
  13.  Manual shooting in Video mode
  14.  Phase detection AF support for Instant AF
  15.  Interlocking of metering and focus areas
  16.  Shutter speed range expanded in Program Shift mode 
       from 1/4sec to a maximum of 4 seconds
  17.  Additional settings in Function(Fn) options
  18.  Instax Printer print
  19.  Software lock function added 
       to avoid accidental button pressing
  20.  Custom white balance options expanded 
       from one to three

21.  Greater choice of EVF / LCD display options 
       when shooting in the Manual exposure mode
  22.  Support for PC-tethered shooting 
       with HS-V5 software
  23.  Ability to change Face Detection functionality 
       in Focus-Frame Selection AF
  24.  When pressing AE-L button, exposure is 
       reflected in live view
  25.  When AF is locked by pressing AF-L button, 
       the AF lock is maintained during zooming
  26.  Icon added to show RAW shooting is not available 
       when an expanded sensitivity range is 
       selected in RAW shooting

 (released in December 2014) brought substantial improvements to the following functions:

Download from: 

http://www.fujifilm.com/x-t1/ver4/

*Firmware release date: Late June, 2015