Fujifilm X-Pro2 Manual De Instruções

Get every image as sharp as you intended

Manual Focus

Setting the AF mode

The new AF system gives the X series a dramatic performance boost, while still offering a variety of functions that help you
achieve a pin-point manual focus. Flick the Focus Mode switch to MF to use various focus-assisting functions for highly accurate
manual focusing on both macro and portrait photography, where you need to get the background perfectly out of focus.

XF23mmF1.4 R

This lens has a fo c using distanc e and
depth-of-field scales, which makes it ideal for
shooting snapshots at a pre-determined
distance. The fast F1.4 aperture is also perfect
for portraits.

XF56mmF1.2 R

Portrait lens that offers a shallow depth-
of-field and a mid-telephoto angle of view.
Ideally suited to portrait photography with
precise manual focusing.

XF60mmF2.4 R Macro

Mid-telephoto macro lens with the maximum
magnification of 0.5×. Use the MF mode when
you need to make fine focus adjustments on
close-up shots of flowers etc.

Using the MF Assist functions

Standard

Digital Split Image

Focus Peak Highlight

When MF is selected, you can choose between three MF Assist modes. Standard displays a normal view with no assist.
In Digital Split Image*

1,2

, you can align the split image to achieve accurate focus, while Focus Peak Highlight highlights

focused outlines.

Enlarging the focus position

In MF mode, press the Foucs Assist Button (X-T1) or Rear Command Dial
(X-Pro2 / X-E2S / X-E2 / X-T10 / X70) to enlarge the view on the screen. You
can specify the magnification rate by rotating the Rear Command Dial. The
enlargement reflects the MF Assist settings.

Lenses with focusing distance and

depth-of-field scales on the focus ring

With the XF14mmF2.8 R, XF23mmF1.4 R and XF16mmF1.4 lenses, pull the
focus ring toward the camera body to instantaneously switch to the MF
mode without having to adjust settings on the camera. Perfect for taking
snapshots with at a pre-set focusing distance.

AF + MF to fine-tune focusing

In the Autofocus Setting menu, turn AF + MF on. You can then press the shutter button
halfway to activate AF and use the manual focus ring to fine-tune your focus. This is
useful when trying to focus on a complicated subject that is difficult to autofocus, or
when you want to focus on a specific part of the frame.

Pre-AF for faster focusing

By tuning Pre-AF the camera will continuously focus even before you press the shutter
button halfway down. This constant AF action speeds up focusing when you
half-press the shutter button. This is an effective option when you don't want to miss
a shot. Go to the Autofocus Setting menu to activate this option.

Using the AF illuminator

Turn the AF Illuminator on when shooting a dark subject. The AF Illuminator will light
up each time you press the shutter button halfway down to help the camera achieve
focus. Go to the Autofocus Setting menu to activate this option. When the Sound &
Flash Off menu is on, the AF Illuminator does not operate.

Release / Focus Priority

Occasionally, when a photograph is taken, the camera may not have achieved
accurate focus. This option allows you to determine whether the camera should
prioritize the shutter response or wait until a focus is achieved to take a picture. You
can specify a setting for AF-S and AF-C separately in the Autofocus Setting menu.

Making best use of the AF Lock

Fix focus while pressing down or pushing the AF-L button on the back of the camera.
Pre-focus and wait until the right moment to take a picture. Exposure settings may be
adjusted even after locking the focus.

Instant AF in the MF mode

Press the AF-L button while shooting in the MF mode to autofocus on a subject within
the focus frame. This eliminates the need to rotate the focus ring from near the
shortest shooting distance position to infinity and achieve a quick transition back to
MF. In the Autofocus Setting menu, you can specify to activate either AF-S or AF-C in
Instant AF.

Using the functions for enhanced focus accuracy

*1 Digital Split Image is a trademark or registered trademark of FUJIFILM Corporation. *2 The user interface varies depending on what camera you use.