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X100

X100

A Perfected Fusion of Optical and Electronic Viewfinder

The new Hybrid Viewfinder offers expanded freedom in the composition and enjoyment of photography in a range of challenging shooting conditions.

Hybrid Viewfinder

There's an indescribable pleasure that peering through a viewfinder provides. And now Fujifilm have taken this further with the launch of the newly developed Hybrid Viewfinder. Whether you're framing your shot through the Optical Viewfinder (OVF), or Electronic Viewfinder (EVF), your eye will not only see the subject and scene, but also a range of shooting data projected by an integrated high-definition LCD panel. This perfect marriage of intuitive analogue operation and state-of-the-art digital functionality gives birth to the discovery of new dimensions of enjoyment behind the lens of the ultimate compact.

Instantly Switch between OVF and EVF

(Left) Optical Viewfinder (OVF) (Center) Viewfinder Switch (Right) Electronic Viewfinder (EVF)
  • Optical Viewfinder (OVF)
  • Viewfinder Switch
  • Electronic Viewfinder (EVF)

When you want to view the subject with maximum clarity or keep shutter time lag to a minimum, the Optical Viewfinder (OVF) impresses with stunning optical quality. For confirmation of focus, exposure, white balance and depth of field while shooting the scene, just move the lever to Electronic Viewfinder (EVF). According to the demands of the shooting conditions and your creative inspiration, the FinePix X100 empowers you with the capability to switch between two viewfinders.

Vivid Frame and Text Data Display Projected from the Built-in LCD

Using a conventional “bright frame” optical viewfinder configuration as a base, the FinePix X100 has an integrated 1,440,000 dot LCD panel to display shooting information. Compared with a conventional display that uses an illuminating window to bring in external light, this hybrid approach produces a crisply defined bright frame and sharp easy-to-read text information.

(Left) Conventional Bright Frame Viewfinder (Right) Newly Developed Hybrid Viewfinder
  • Conventional Bright Frame Viewfinder
  • Newly Developed Hybrid Viewfinder
  1. 1. Bright Frame
  2. 2. Illuminating Window
  3. 3. Prism
  4. 4. Viewfinder Window
  5. 5. Display Information
  6. 6. LCD Panel
  7. 7. Optical Image

Reverse Galilean Optical Clarity

Offering a comfortable field of vision (approx. 26%), the viewfinder magnification of 0.5 is ideal for lens with a 35mm focal length (135 equivalent). Adoption of a high-precision prism, high-refractive glass and Super EBC coating, enhance enjoyment of a bright, clear optical image with minimal aberrations.

Amazing Clarity in both OVF and EVF

The unique viewfinder shutter controls the entry of light from the optical viewfinder. When it is open, your eye sees the precise clarity of an optical image. When it is closed, the sharp definition of the Live View projected from the LCD panel is displayed.

(Left) OVF Configuration (Viewfinder Shutter is Open) (Right) EVF Configuration (Viewfinder Shutter is Closed)
  • OVF Configuration (Viewfinder Shutter is Open)
  • EVF Configuration (Viewfinder Shutter is Closed)
  1. 1. Viewfinder Shutter [Open]
  2. 2. Half Mirror
  3. 3. Eye
  4. 4. LCD Panel (Information Display)
  5. 5. Viewfinder Shutter [Closed]
  6. 6. LCD Panel (Live View/Playback)

Built-in Diopter Adjustment

You can easily change viewfinder focus setting from -2 to +1 via the dial located next to the viewfinder.

Eyepiece Supports Viewing by Eyeglass Wearers

By setting a relatively high eye point (distance between the eyepiece and the naked eye) of about 15mm, the design facilitates natural and comfortable viewing even by glasses wearers.

Optical Viewfinder (OVF)

Optical Image Clarity & Rich Information Display

Framing shots with the sharply defined bright frame projected by the LCD panel is a real pleasure. In addition, the freedom to customize the information displayed in the viewfinder lets you confirm key settings while you enjoy framing your shots.

Histogram

Electronic Level

Focus Distance Index

Framing Guide

Automatically Adjust Frame and Information Display Brightness

Automatically adjusting multiple levels of display brightness according to ambient light conditions, the newly developed Hybrid Viewfinder delivers the crystal clarity of the optical image while optimizing the brightness of frame and information display for comfortable framing of every shot.

(Left) Dark Scene (Right) Bright Scene
  • Dark Scene
  • Bright Scene

Power Control System: OVF Power Save Mode

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.

  • * Maximum shots in the case of a fully charged NP-95 lithium battery pack, based on the CIPA (Camera & Imaging Products Association) test standard.

Electronic Viewfinder (EVF) - Approx. 100% Coverage & Approx. 1.44 million Dots of High Definition Quality

When using the EVF, you will enjoy 100% coverage on a sharp image display delivered by a 0.47-inch high-definition LCD delivering approximately 1,440,000 dots of resolution. From precision framing of macro shots with “Live View” to quick post-shot reviewing of your results, the EVF is ready with its vividly accurate display whenever you need it.

Check Depth-of-field and Focus

Check White Balance

Macro Photography

Check the Manual Focus with a Magnified View (MF FOCUS CHECK function)

LCD Monitor

Boasting a bright, high contrast LCD with the convenience of a wide viewing angle, the 2.8-inch 460,000 dot LCD monitor provides a simple preview of the shooting data in addition to showing the same content as the electronic viewfinder.

4:3 Aspect Ratio

The Fine Pix X100 captures images with an aspect ratio of 4:3, and the large LCD screen provides an ample screen with additional outer "frame" where the shooting information is displayed without blocking your view of your composition.

Eye Sensor

When you bring the camera to your eye, the viewfinder can sense it and will switch automatically to viewfinder mode. Then when you lower the camera the display switches to the LCD on the back of the camera. Alternatively you can select to always display images on the LCD or to always use the Viewfinder depending on your preferences.

Notes

  • * Sample photos are simulated images.
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