Any idea how to turn off the flash? I shoot in A mode and it fires automatically every time! Thanks

Thanks Ian. We appreciate your support and feedback. We hope you enjoy the camera.

The XF10 has already been released in Korea. I didn't buy it the fastest either. You can buy it on the official homepage of Fuji Film in Korea. My XF10 is now in the A/S center and has been declared defective. So I decided to exchange it for a new product. My XF10 may have been a particular problem, but other users are complaining of similar symptoms.

I got exchanged for a new camera. But there are a lot of users in the Korean online community who complain about similar symptoms. My exchanged camera is working without any problem. I don't think that's the overall problem with the XF10, but the low light level problem seems to have quite a bad percentage. I don't think most users are aware of this problem while using it during the day. If you are willing to buy, make sure to test your camera for low AF after purchase.

Jaemin Kim thanks for the tip, I will keep that in mind. I know that it will not be the same as my XT2s though..

If you are a real street photographer, flip screens and video are the ultimate irrelevance. Use snap focus, point, shoot then walk - that's the style.

Thanks for the feedback Denis. We appreciate you taking the time to comment.

Thank you for the feedback !

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks for the feedback and support James. We appreciate it.

You are welcome! Thank-you for watching.

Thanks for watching, Andrew.

Thank-you for watching and taking the time to give us your feedback.

Thanks for watching Sean.

Thanks for the feedback. Yes, the XF10 has a 2.5mm microphone input, which doubles as a remote release port.

Thanks for the feedback, and for watching Darrel.

Thanks for watching, and your comments.

Thank you for watching and for taking the time to comment.

Fuji Guys Channel it really helped! I just bought a xf10 and had some minor difficulties with it. All good now.

@@ManyDoors777 We hope you enjoy your XF10.

Thanks for watching. We hope you will enjoy using the camera. There are two command dials on the top of the camera. One is around the shutter button, the other is towards the rear on the right edge (when looking down on the camera). The front dial adjusts Aperture or Shutter Speed (depending on mode chosen), the rear dial is used for exposure compensation.

@@fujiguys thanks Gord, I found it...just got it today....what an exciting little camera to have beside my full frame Nikon as an everyday carry around camera...will have to do some more watching on your tutorial :)

Thanks for asking. Yes, the XF10 shoots RAW, and like our other X-Series cameras, it is 14-bit.

Thank you for answering my question... Liked and subbed..

Thanks for asking. On the XF10, the AE-Lock is effective when in P,S,A or M modes. If you are in SR+ or any of the program modes, AE-Lock is not enabled.

The XF10 is currently available. The control camera comprises mostly of composite poly-carbonates.

Thx!

Yes. You can record RAW and/or JPG images when using interval shooting.

To enable a shallow depth of focus, you can open up the lens to a larger aperture (lower number). Try putting the camera into "A" mode and selecting a low number.

We do not know if there are any planned updates to the X100T.

David Datura I don't think so, no Fuji cam does that I believe..It would be nice!

Not at this time. We would love to see that too!

To my knowledge, only the Ricoh GRii does that.

When you activate the snapshot mode, the camera will stay in that snapshot mode until you deactivate the snapshot mode. (Turning the camera off and on does not change it back to normal focus mode.)

Fuji Guys Channel thanks

Thanks for asking. You can find out a bit about the imaging of the XF10 here... www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/x/fujifilm_xf10/features/page_03.html

Gord goes through Bluetooth, starting at 4:39. If you're still needing assistance in setting it up, please contact the customer support group of the Fujifilm office in your country, as they are better suited to assist you. In Canada, call: 1.800.461.0416. In the USA, call: 1.800.800.3854. For all other countries, please visit our website, and choose your country from the drop-down list in the upper right portion of the page. www.fujifilm.com/

I could get it to work but only after connecting both WiFi and Bluetooth... this is so impractical since I'd need to make sure it's connected every time I turn the camera on.

Hi Tom. Thanks for asking, but the X70 is not designed to be able to attach a screw-in filter.

Fuji Guys Channel you can attach an screw-in filter on X70, sir.

I think he meant the XF10 but wrote X70 :-)

Hey Roi. Yes. The X70 has a 49mm filter thread. The XF10 does not.

Hey Tom. Thanks. You're right. The XF10 does not have filter threads. The X70 does.

Hi Nicola. The RAW file bit depth on the XF10 is 14-Bit.

@@fujiguys thanks a lot. you're a great channel. I follow you now. Can you test for me a function? In the fujifilm website i read AEB function can set to 3-5-7-9 frames for bracketing. can you take a screenshot from AEB drive for shot with 9 frames of EV ? like this (-4, -3, -2, -1, 0, +1, +2, +3, +4)... and then this function work in "A" mode or only in "M" mode? Thanks a lot

As far as we know, there is no way to insert screenshots into these KZfaq comments. However, yes, you can set the camera up to do the settings you indicate. This can be done in P, S, A or M. When shooting in M, the aperture remains constant and the shutter speed changes for the various exposures.

Fuji Guys Channel thank you for fast response. it’s right you can’t insert a screenshot in this video. i ask if you record a small video while before setting the frame in menu “ae bkt setting” and after you set the drive mode with the choice. if I understand correctly you can set 3,5,7 or 9 frame for bracketing and then shot with this setting in drive mode aeb. you can make this little video for me?

Yes. You can set up bracketing for those parameters you indicate. Is there a particular reason for your request?

Jaemin Kim have you tested? Coz is not out in the market yet.

Of course. Korea has been on the market for two weeks. I heard Japan hasn't released it yet, but Korea must have been the fastest. Test it out, too. AF detection is really bad in low light conditions.

The XF10 has already been released in Korea. I didn't buy it the fastest either. You can buy it on the official homepage of Fuji Film in Korea. My XF10 is now in the A/S center and has been declared defective. So I decided to exchange it for a new product. My XF10 may have been a particular problem, but other users are complaining of similar symptoms.

Jaemin Kim oh this is really sad to hear. Didn't you got a new one? Or you skipped it completely?

I got exchanged for a new camera. But there are a lot of users in the Korean online community who complain about similar symptoms. My exchanged camera is working without any problem. I don't think that's the overall problem with the XF10, but the low light level problem seems to have quite a bad percentage. I don't think most users are aware of this problem while using it during the day. If you are willing to buy, make sure to test your camera for low AF after purchase.

Thanks for asking. The XF10 is a fixed lens camera with an APS-C sized sensor. So, technically it is a 'point and shoot'.

@@fujiguys Alright, got it. Thank you for answering!

Phil W highly doubtful about the raw wireless transfers..

To clarify, Bluetooth only facilitates connectivity. The Bluetooth remote is simply a remote release. With the same functionality of our Remote Cable RR-90. WiFi is what actually performs the transfer as it is faster. At this time, no RAF support for the apps.

Not for us to say, as we would be biased. You can check out the various review websites as well as forums to ask that question.

Hey Mark. The XF10 is a nice small camera that you can take for travel without weighing you down. That way, as you will always have it with you, you'll never miss a shot.

Fuji Guys Channel Thanks for the quick reply. I’ve just read that it doesn’t have any OIS?

That is correct Mark. There is no OIS in this compact camera.

Fuji Guys Channel That’s a shame!

Fuji Guys Channel Hi Fuji Guy, I’m still thinking of getting the XF10. Some reviews say that there is an issue with the auto focus, is there a fix for this?

Thanks for the feedback, Brian. We'll have to ensure Gord gets better subject matter for future videos.

Thanks for your comments. One thing to remember, when considering a RAW file conversion program, is that there is a no charge version of Capture One available for Fujifilm. Look for "Capture One Express Fujifilm".

@@fujiguys Thanks and yes, I'm aware of that but my work is exclusively mono and PS is superior. Thanks Blake Rudis. Cheers from Kaunas!

Yes you are.

Allow us to help you! Feel free to ask any question you have to help you narrow down what camera would be suitable for you!

Thank you for your feedback and for taking the time to offer it.

That is correct. There is no plug-in power on the mic input.

The lens and image circle are circular. However, the sensor that captures the image is rectangular. Therefore the sensor will crop out any circular effects of the lens. We hope this helps!

thats why in some camera or lens can cast vignettes because the sensor shape doesn't match the lens shape.

Are you serious?

@@akhyarrayhka4048 Like all cameras they only take circular images, like of the moon or tennis balls, no camera can take pics of landscapes it's impossible without rectangle lens.

Gord killed me

@@wordwarrior2350 Cynics are two a penny. Move on...

Check out our first look video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d6qTbJapy9zGm3k.html

You can't resolve these issues with firmware. Firmware won't give you physical filter threads. Firmware won't change the lens characteristics to give you sharper corners/edges. And as for the focus stacking option, it's poorly implemented in ALL Fuji camera's that have the feature. So they aren't going to fix it specifically for the XF10. They probably need more user input over the feature and to refine the process more, but that could also be limited by the processor they have on board. These camera processors aren't anywhere near as fast as a PC, and they kind of need that speed and more memory to work with tons of big files for focus stacking. They could just take an album of focus stacked files and allow you to combined them yourself, but they don't do that. The camera basically takes a bunch of pictures, reduces them to JPEG, then tries to stitch them. You get nothing to work with for stacking yourself in post. That would be enough though, because all people really need automated is the focus change and taking a series of pictures. That would greatly reduce the work required to do focus stacking overall. But they don't even give people that option. With the Ricoh GR3 probably coming soon, there's basically no incentive to buy the Fuji even if it will be a little cheaper. Most people would pay an extra $100 for all the features the Ricoh GR's bring to the table. For example, the Ricoh GR2 has filter threads....but it also has a built in physical ND2 filter that can be enabled or disabled at will. ND2 filters are really good for photo's in decent lighting, adds a nice cinematic look. The GR2 also has a lens cover built in....so you turn it off, it closes and no need to worry about a lens cap or anything. Just turn it off and put it away without thinking. The convenience of those things, is really nice, and money savers. No need to buy a separate ND filter or carry one around with you. The GR2's lens is sharper....by a lot. The GR3 will likely be just as sharp. The body of the GR2 is much more solidly built, its got a huge amount of features and customization to the menu's and buttons. The only place where the XF10 might win, is better autofocus and maybe a stop of better low light at best because of having a more recently made sensor. But if it's not as sharp of a photo, then a little worse low light performance is way more preferable. What good is a well exposed but unsharp photo? If you want to take a picture of an open field and see every blade of grass, you get Ricoh GR2. There's people already posting videos showing that their Galaxy Note 8 takes similar or better pictures than the XF10....certainly sharper....of course the XF10 will win in lowlight in comparison.....but not $500 better. So most people will literally be better off with their smartphones than an XF10. But what the XF10 gains in better lowlight and noise reduction, it still loses in the dynamic range department. It crushes the heck out of shadows, and blows highlights. That really harms the main reason you would buy a Fuji: The Fuji colors. Highly saturated colors just don't look that good when the highlights are blown and the shadows are crushed. You can post process images from other camera's to have the same saturation of colors as Fuji does.

@@peoplez129 HI thank you for you thorough comment. I was lead to this video because I was watching lots of GR3 videos an somehow it was mentioned somewhere that it had a fuji competitor. I own 2 DSLRs, almost all the STM lenses, an old s95, a Lumix LX-10, GoPro and DJI spark. I was watching GR3 photos looking for reasons if it will have a place in my kit but sadly the camera is $1000 almost 2x the the XF10. I only knew of the XF10 this week and must have missed it though I watch a lot of youtube videos. Im now watching this video because I was attracted to the lower price of the XF10.

No, it's a good camera for casual snapshooters or beginners. But Fuji makes good products, it can probably take some good pictures. It's not a tool for artists though.

Actualy, i'm a big fan of fujifilm camera's and have a handfull of them :)

@@TexasPelican Who said it is not a tool for artists?

24 MPS APS-C sensor is not a toy camera as you say. However it looks like it is slow to focus. @$449.00 it seems like a lot of camera for the money.

@@valeriegroovenhoff1067 And I just bought a brand new one today for $350. That's a steal in my book, even considering some of the shortfalls of the camera. I have an X-T3 and a D750 if I'm really worried about getting the best image possible. : )