Fujifilm FinePix X100 P10NC04120A Manual Do Utilizador
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P10NC04120A
Depending on whether your priority is the crispness of the resolution
or keeping noise reduction to minimum, X100 lets you choose from 5
levels of noise reduction, enabling you to tune the sensitivity-related
textural quality when shooting high sensitivity scenes.
or keeping noise reduction to minimum, X100 lets you choose from 5
levels of noise reduction, enabling you to tune the sensitivity-related
textural quality when shooting high sensitivity scenes.
Depending on how you intend to use the image, the X100 lets you
choose output color space: sRGB for a standard range of color
reproduction on general displays or the broader color rendition of
Adobe RGB.
choose output color space: sRGB for a standard range of color
reproduction on general displays or the broader color rendition of
Adobe RGB.
Fine-tune image quality with “Color” for color saturation adjustment,
“Highlight Tone” and “Shadow Tone” for tweaking contrast in
highlights and shadows, and “Sharpness” to stress or soften image
outlines. With this detailed image quality control, you can produce
an image that precisely matches your creative objective.
“Highlight Tone” and “Shadow Tone” for tweaking contrast in
highlights and shadows, and “Sharpness” to stress or soften image
outlines. With this detailed image quality control, you can produce
an image that precisely matches your creative objective.
For the management, viewing and converting of RAW image data on
your PC, you will find SILKYPIX viewer and RAW conversion software
included. (Windows version only.)
your PC, you will find SILKYPIX viewer and RAW conversion software
included. (Windows version only.)
Adopting Fujifilm’s original TTL automatic flash control technology,
the built-in high-precision flash system is ready to supplement
lighting when shooting small items or capturing special occasions
indoors and other low-light scenes. When even more light is required
or shooting with the lens hood attached, you can use a separately
sold TTL flash.
the built-in high-precision flash system is ready to supplement
lighting when shooting small items or capturing special occasions
indoors and other low-light scenes. When even more light is required
or shooting with the lens hood attached, you can use a separately
sold TTL flash.
After powering OFF the X100, it enters a “sleep” state for up to 20
minutes. If the power is turned ON during this time, X100 “wakes” in
0.7 sec (compared with a cold start time of 2.2 sec.) and is ready
for you to frame and capture the moment.
minutes. If the power is turned ON during this time, X100 “wakes” in
0.7 sec (compared with a cold start time of 2.2 sec.) and is ready
for you to frame and capture the moment.
If you turn this mode on when using the optical viewfinder, the
power saving system is activated, doubling the maximum number of
images per full charge from 300 in normal operation. It is ideal for
getting the most of your battery capacity and getting a few more
valuable shots out of your charge.
power saving system is activated, doubling the maximum number of
images per full charge from 300 in normal operation. It is ideal for
getting the most of your battery capacity and getting a few more
valuable shots out of your charge.
◎Maximum shots in the case of a fully charged NP-95 lithium battery pack, based on the CIPA
(Camera & Imaging Products Association) test standard.
(Camera & Imaging Products Association) test standard.
X100 lets you create, save and instantly recall up to 3 sets of user
defined settings covering all parameters from ISO sensitivity and
image size to white balance. No fumbling through menus and missing
the shot. When the moment comes, you are always ready with your
favorite pre-defined settings to smoothly capture the scene.
defined settings covering all parameters from ISO sensitivity and
image size to white balance. No fumbling through menus and missing
the shot. When the moment comes, you are always ready with your
favorite pre-defined settings to smoothly capture the scene.
You can assign any one of the following frequently used functions to the Fn
(Function) Button and enjoy smooth one-touch controls during shooting:
(Function) Button and enjoy smooth one-touch controls during shooting:
○ISO sensitivity (default setting) ○Depth of field confirmation ○Image size
○Image quality mode ○Dynamic range ○Film simulation ○ND filter ON／OFF
○AF mode selection (area selection/auto area) ○Movie shooting ○Custom setting
○Self timer
○Image quality mode ○Dynamic range ○Film simulation ○ND filter ON／OFF
○AF mode selection (area selection/auto area) ○Movie shooting ○Custom setting
○Self timer
Empowering you with a choice of 4 different auto bracketing functions
(AE, ISO Sensitivity, Dynamic Range and Film Simulation), the X100
lets you experience a whole world of photographic expression.
(AE, ISO Sensitivity, Dynamic Range and Film Simulation), the X100
lets you experience a whole world of photographic expression.
The combination of the high readout speed of the CMOS sensor
and the improved processing speed of the EXR Processor enables
the X100 to shoot 5 frames per second (maximum capacity: 10
frames). Capture a series of exposures of moving subjects and
other challenging photographic scenes with high-speed continuous
shooting performance and later select the best shot.
and the improved processing speed of the EXR Processor enables
the X100 to shoot 5 frames per second (maximum capacity: 10
frames). Capture a series of exposures of moving subjects and
other challenging photographic scenes with high-speed continuous
shooting performance and later select the best shot.
As you sweep the camera across the scene, the X100 captures multiple
images and seamlessly stitches them together into a single panorama
photo. Even when enlarged to an A3-size print, there is virtually no loss
of resolution. Holding the camera horizontally or vertically, Motion
Panorama lets you shoot 120° or 180° views.
images and seamlessly stitches them together into a single panorama
photo. Even when enlarged to an A3-size print, there is virtually no loss
of resolution. Holding the camera horizontally or vertically, Motion
Panorama lets you shoot 120° or 180° views.
PROVIA
Velvia
ASTIA
Film Simulation Bracketing
One press of the shutter produces 3 images of the scene, each with
a different Film Simulation effect (PROVIA, Velvia and ASTIA) based
on a single exposure.
a different Film Simulation effect (PROVIA, Velvia and ASTIA) based
on a single exposure.
Display of up to 100 thumbnail images lets users easily view, select and
delete multiple images at a time.
delete multiple images at a time.
X100 can automatically detect and correct red-eye effects in portraits
in-camera after the shot is taken. Setting for correction in combination
with red-eye reduction flash during shooting is also possible.
in-camera after the shot is taken. Setting for correction in combination
with red-eye reduction flash during shooting is also possible.
Display images by date, photos showing people and other categories
for easy searching.
for easy searching.
Exploiting the amazing quality and
performance of the large CMOS sensor
and high-speed processor, the X100 can
shoot up to 10 minutes of high-definition
movies (720p, 24fps). In addition to full
AUTO exposure, users can also shoot with aperture priority AE. Taking
advantage of the bright F2 lens, you can capture movies with a softly
defocused “bokeh” background. Later with plug-and-play ease, connect
the camera directly to your TV with the HDMI cable (sold separately), and
enjoy sharing your movies complete with stereo audio on the big screen.
performance of the large CMOS sensor
and high-speed processor, the X100 can
shoot up to 10 minutes of high-definition
movies (720p, 24fps). In addition to full
AUTO exposure, users can also shoot with aperture priority AE. Taking
advantage of the bright F2 lens, you can capture movies with a softly
defocused “bokeh” background. Later with plug-and-play ease, connect
the camera directly to your TV with the HDMI cable (sold separately), and
enjoy sharing your movies complete with stereo audio on the big screen.
Functions that will fire your passion for photography.
The X100's built-in RAW data converter
lets you view your results without the
need for your PC. In addition to the
conversion of RAW data taking into
account exposure compensation, white
balance and other in-camera image
quality control settings, the user can
also apply Film Simulation modes in the
converter mode.
lets you view your results without the
need for your PC. In addition to the
conversion of RAW data taking into
account exposure compensation, white
balance and other in-camera image
quality control settings, the user can
also apply Film Simulation modes in the
converter mode.
In addition to Auto White Balance,
the X100 also offers a choice of 9
white balance presets to compensate
for the color of different light sources.
Users can also set a Custom White
Balance using a gray card or other
surface, or select the optimum Kelvin
value.
the X100 also offers a choice of 9
white balance presets to compensate
for the color of different light sources.
Users can also set a Custom White
Balance using a gray card or other
surface, or select the optimum Kelvin
value.
Display exposure and other shooting
information at the time the image was
taken.
information at the time the image was
taken.
Zoom in on the focus point of the captured
image to check focal precision, blur, etc.
image to check focal precision, blur, etc.
For precision correction of white
balance or to explore the creative
effects you can achieve from filters,
the X100 lets you fine tune white
balance by adjusting R (red)
balance or to explore the creative
effects you can achieve from filters,
the X100 lets you fine tune white
balance by adjusting R (red)
⇔ Cy
(cyan) and B (blue)
⇔ Ye (yellow)
in ±9 steps.
+1/3
±0
−1/3
AE Bracketing
One press of the shutter captures 3 shots of the same scene at different
exposures. AE bracketing can be set in 1/3, 2/3 and 1 EV steps.
exposures. AE bracketing can be set in 1/3, 2/3 and 1 EV steps.
ISO200
ISO400
ISO800
ISO Sensitivity Bracketing
Based on a single exposure, this bracketing function automatically
reproduces the scene as 3 images, each with a different ISO sensitivity
and without changing the shutter speed and aperture, letting you capture
the moment with varying degrees of brightness. Setting is possible in 1/3,
2/3 and 1 EV steps.
reproduces the scene as 3 images, each with a different ISO sensitivity
and without changing the shutter speed and aperture, letting you capture
the moment with varying degrees of brightness. Setting is possible in 1/3,
2/3 and 1 EV steps.
100%
200%
400%
Dynamic Range Bracketing
Select this bracketing mode, press the shutter once and capture 3
exposures of the same scene with high-speed continuous shooting, each
at a different dynamic range setting (100%, 200% & 400%).
exposures of the same scene with high-speed continuous shooting, each
at a different dynamic range setting (100%, 200% & 400%).
Just press the
Button any time while shooting to switch to 3× digital
zoom, tripling the lens focal length to 105mm (135 equivalent).
When you hold the camera for a shot, your left hand naturally
controls the Aperture Ring and your right comfortably finds the
Shutter Speed Dial. Everything is ideally positioned so you can
concentrate on composing your shot. You are in complete control
with a choice of aperture priority AE, shutter speed priority AE,
program AE and manual exposure control.
controls the Aperture Ring and your right comfortably finds the
Shutter Speed Dial. Everything is ideally positioned so you can
concentrate on composing your shot. You are in complete control
with a choice of aperture priority AE, shutter speed priority AE,
program AE and manual exposure control.
Exposure Control
At a glance you know your current Aperture and
Shutter settings without powering up
Shutter settings without powering up
Within the screen, the auto focus area
is divided into a 49-point matrix (25
points in the case of OVF). AF
accurately and swiftly recognizes the
primary subject and brings it into
crystal clear focus, and also lets you
freely select the position of the AF
frame. Using the electronic viewfinder
and the LCD monitor, you can also change the AF frame size and
pinpoint the focusing.
is divided into a 49-point matrix (25
points in the case of OVF). AF
accurately and swiftly recognizes the
primary subject and brings it into
crystal clear focus, and also lets you
freely select the position of the AF
frame. Using the electronic viewfinder
and the LCD monitor, you can also change the AF frame size and
pinpoint the focusing.
Focusing
White Balance Setting
Image Quality Control
Motion Panorama
Flash
Power Control System
Customization Functions
Playback Functions
HD Movie
Continuous Shooting/Bracketing
Selectable AF with a 49-point Metering Matrix
Your default format is JPEG, but you want to
take the next shot in RAW. With just a touch of
the RAW Button, you can switch to JPEG+RAW
and capture the next scene in both.
take the next shot in RAW. With just a touch of
the RAW Button, you can switch to JPEG+RAW
and capture the next scene in both.
RAW Shooting
RAW Button
X100 lets you easily set exposure in 1EV steps with the Aperture
Ring and Shutter Dial, but for more detailed adjustment in 1/3 EV
steps, you can use the Command Lever to fine tune the aperture
setting and the Command Dial to adjust shutter speed.
Ring and Shutter Dial, but for more detailed adjustment in 1/3 EV
steps, you can use the Command Lever to fine tune the aperture
setting and the Command Dial to adjust shutter speed.
Tweak Exposure with the Command Lever and
Command Dial
Command Dial
X100 incorporates an ND filter in the lens so you can take full
advantage of the bright F2 optical excellence. Just turn it ON/OFF
in the menu and you are ready for scenes where a slower shutter
speed or a more open aperture is desirable.
advantage of the bright F2 optical excellence. Just turn it ON/OFF
in the menu and you are ready for scenes where a slower shutter
speed or a more open aperture is desirable.
3-Stop ND Filter Built into the Lens
In-camera RAW Converter
Kelvin Value Setting
OVF Power Save Mode
Quick Start Mode
Fn Button for one-touch access to a frequently
used function
used function
Precise White Balance Setting
Special X100 RAW Conversion software included
X100 lets you expand the normal sensitivity range of ISO200~6400 to
ISO100~12800. By assigning this setting to the Fn Button, extended
sensitivity is available at a touch of a button.
ISO100~12800. By assigning this setting to the Fn Button, extended
sensitivity is available at a touch of a button.
ISO Sensitivity
ISO200
∼6400 Sensitivity Setting Range
Color, Tone & Sharpness Adjustment
2 Color Space Types
Noise Reduction Control
5fps High Speed Continuous Shooting
Shoot panorama shots and show them in
stunning large-size prints.
stunning large-size prints.
Selection of Various Auto Bracketing Functions
3× Digital Zoom Movie Shooting
Premium Quality Movies
Super Intelligent Flash
Save Custom Settings
Shooting Data Display
Focus Point Zoom
”Red Eye” Correction
Micro Thumbnail View
Picture Search
ISO Auto automatically adjusts the ISO within a range of ISO200 to
ISO3200 when it is not possible to get an appropriate exposure.
With this control, you can freely set an ISO Auto sensitivity ceiling
up to ISO3200 and a minimum shutter speed down to 1/4 sec.,
highly useful as a safeguard against unintentional high-sensitivity
shots and blurring caused by camera shake.
ISO3200 when it is not possible to get an appropriate exposure.
With this control, you can freely set an ISO Auto sensitivity ceiling
up to ISO3200 and a minimum shutter speed down to 1/4 sec.,
highly useful as a safeguard against unintentional high-sensitivity
shots and blurring caused by camera shake.
ISO Ceiling Setting & Minimum Shutter Speed
Limit
Limit
In the case of an optical viewfinder, no sensor between your eye and the
subject means virtually no shutter time lag and no missed opportunities.
subject means virtually no shutter time lag and no missed opportunities.
0.01s Shutter Time Lag – Another Optical
Viewfinder Advantage!
Viewfinder Advantage!
Accelerated by the combination of the high-speed signal readout of
the fast CMOS sensor and the newly developed EXR Processor,
contrast detection AF delivers a huge leap in speed and precision
so you'll never miss a shot.
the fast CMOS sensor and the newly developed EXR Processor,
contrast detection AF delivers a huge leap in speed and precision
so you'll never miss a shot.
High-speed Contrast Detection Auto Focus
The distance index bar is displayed in the viewfinder together with
the depth of field scale and aperture value, providing the user with
helpful guides for focusing. Also it is possible to adjust focus by
rotating the focus ring while checking the image in Live View. “One
touch” focus point zoom is also available to confirm a sharp focus.
the depth of field scale and aperture value, providing the user with
helpful guides for focusing. Also it is possible to adjust focus by
rotating the focus ring while checking the image in Live View. “One
touch” focus point zoom is also available to confirm a sharp focus.
2 Manual Focusing Methods
In low light settings when even the subject is hard to see through
the viewfinder, the AF Assist Lamp illuminates the subject and
assists Auto Focus.
the viewfinder, the AF Assist Lamp illuminates the subject and
assists Auto Focus.
AF Assist Lamp for Low-Light Scenes
Located next to the viewfinder, the dial lets you adjust viewfinder
focus from -2 to +1m
focus from -2 to +1m
-1
(dpt) to accommodate eyeglass wearers.
Diopter Adjustment Dial
Even in the case of macro photography where depth-of-field is
shallow and focusing requires extreme precision, AF delivers
superbly sharp focus for subjects as close as 10cm from the lens.
shallow and focusing requires extreme precision, AF delivers
superbly sharp focus for subjects as close as 10cm from the lens.
High-precision AF even when Shooting 10cm
Macro Photos
Macro Photos
Turn the shutter speed dial to “T”, set a time between 1/2 and 30
seconds (1/3 EV steps), and the countdown begins. In “B” mode,
you can keep the shutter open for a maximum of 60 minutes.
seconds (1/3 EV steps), and the countdown begins. In “B” mode,
you can keep the shutter open for a maximum of 60 minutes.
”T” (Time) & “B” (Bulb) Long Exposure Modes
Use the menu to select the Self Timer function. It is not only great
for group photos, but also comes in handy in macro photography
and low exposure shots when you want to avoid blur caused by
manual shutter release.
for group photos, but also comes in handy in macro photography
and low exposure shots when you want to avoid blur caused by
manual shutter release.
Self Timer (2 or 10 seconds)
With a touch of the special AE/AF Lock button, you can lock both
exposure and focus for the subject. Using the setup menu, you can
also set the button to lock only AE or AF.
exposure and focus for the subject. Using the setup menu, you can
also set the button to lock only AE or AF.
Easy-to-use AE/AF Lock Button
From a choice of “MULTI METERING” for accurate response to a
variety of lighting conditions, “SPOT” metering for precise reading
of approximately 2% of viewfinder area in the center of the screen,
and “AVERAGE METERING” for an average exposure setting for the
entire scene, you can swiftly select the best metering for your shot.
variety of lighting conditions, “SPOT” metering for precise reading
of approximately 2% of viewfinder area in the center of the screen,
and “AVERAGE METERING” for an average exposure setting for the
entire scene, you can swiftly select the best metering for your shot.
Selectable Metering Modes
For photographers who always want
access to detailed exposure control,
the Exposure Compensation Dial is
positioned in easy reach of your
right thumb for smooth ±2EV
adjustment in 1/3 EV steps without
taking your eye from the viewfinder.
access to detailed exposure control,
the Exposure Compensation Dial is
positioned in easy reach of your
right thumb for smooth ±2EV
adjustment in 1/3 EV steps without
taking your eye from the viewfinder.
Adjust directly with Exposure Compensation Dial
Sample photos are simulated images.
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