FUJIFILM X-A1

Practical Features 2

Image Quality Control

Color, Tone & Sharpness Adjustment

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 built-in detailed image quality control, you can produce an image that precisely matches your creative objectives.

Noise Reduction Control

Choose from 5 different levels of noise reduction depending on whether your priority is the crispness of resolution or keeping noise reduction to a minimum, and explore the capability to tune sensitivity-related textural quality when shooting high-sensitivity scenes.

Exposure Compensation Control at Your Thumbtip

When you want to make slightly lighten or darken the image before snapping the shot, Exposure Compensation control is right at your thumb. Use the main command dial without taking your eye away from your shot and smoothly adjust image brightness within a range of ±2EV.

Focusing

Focusing Mode Selection

Go to the Shooting Menu to choose the right Focusing Mode for the scene (Manual, Auto Area, Area Selection AF, Continuous AF, Auto Tracking AF).

Selectable AF with a 49-point Metering matrix

Within the 49-point matrix of the auto focus area on the screen, AF accurately and swiftly recognizes the primary subject and brings it into crystal clear focus. It also lets you freely select the position of the AF frame. Using the LCD monitor, you also can change the AF frame size and pinpoint the focusing.

Manual Focus

The distance index bar displayed on the LCD together with the depth of field scale and aperture value provides helpful guides for focusing.

Powerful Built-in Auto Bracketing Functions

Empowering you with a choice of 4 different auto bracketing functions (AE, ISO Sensitivity, Dynamic Range and Film Simulation), the FUJIFILM X-A1 lets you experience the wide world of photographic expression.

Dynamic Range Bracketing

Capture 3 exposures of the same scene with high-speed continuous shooting, each at a different dynamic range setting (100%, 200% & 400%).

• 100%
• 200%
• 400%

Film Simulation Bracketing

Just release the shutter once and produce 3 images of the scene based on a single exposure, each image with a different Film Simulation effect that you have freely selected and pre-set.

• PROVIA
• Velvia
• ASTIA

ISO Sensitivity

ISO100 - 25600 Sensitivity setting range

Select from the broad sensitivity range of ISO100 - 25600 for shooting at a full 16-megapixel resolution. The FUJIFILM X-A1 also lets you set the AUTO ISO range (up to ISO 6400) and the shutter speed limit. For quick access to ISO settings, you can assign this function to the Fn or Q Button.

• * Extended output sensitivity equivalent ISO 100, 12800 and 25600

White Balance Setting

Compensate for the color of different light sources with a choice of 7 white balance presets in addition to Auto White Balance.

Precise White Balance Setting

Fine tune white balance by adjusting R (red) ⇔ Cy (cyan) and B (blue) ⇔ Ye (yellow) in ±9 steps. You can make adjustments and confirm their effect on the actual image during shooting. With this powerful setting, you can adjust individual white balance parameters, tweak settings for the more accurate correction of white balance or explore the creative effects that can be achieved with filters.

RAW Shooting

In-camera RAW Converter

The FUJIFILM X-A1's built-in RAW data converter lets you view and edit your results without the need for your PC. The conversion of RAW data not only takes into account exposure compensation, white balance and other in-camera image quality control settings, but also lets the user apply Film Simulation modes in the converter mode.

Special FUJIFILM X-A1 RAW Conversion Software Included

For the management, viewing and conversion of RAW image data on your PC, you will find a special FUJIFILM X-A1 version of the powerful and easy-to-use RAW conversion software powered by SILKYPIX® included in your camera box.

Self Timer (2 or 10 seconds)

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.