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Mastering the Fujifilm X-Pro 1 provides a wealth of experienced-based information and insights for owners of the new X-Pro 1 camera. Readers will learn about the features and capabilities of the X-Pro 1 and will discover numerous tips and tricks for how to maximize its potential.
With the X-Pro 1, Fujifilm released the first mirrorless camera with an APS-C sensor. The successful combination of high-end retro design and state-of-the-art digital camera technology, originally seen in the X100 viewfinder camera, has been pushed even further to achieve this interchangeable-lens camera. The X-Pro 1 offers three FUJINON interchangeable lenses.
In a layout suitable to the camera's attractive design, this manual presents imagery that attests to the fun you will have as you begin to push the envelope of your Fujifilm X-Pro 1.
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- File Size: 4875 KB
- Print Length: 281 pages
- Page Numbers Source ISBN: 1937538141
- Publisher: Rocky Nook; 1 edition (January 15, 2013)
- Sold by: Amazon Digital Services, Inc.
- Language: English
- ASIN: B00AR3G1OY
- Text-to-Speech: Enabled
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Having previously purchased the Rocky Nook guide to the Nikon D300--which I thought was the most informative camera guide I had ever read--I jumped in to pre-order the Kindle edition of this X-Pro 1 book before it was released. Now that I have it, I wish I had waited to read a few reviews.
First and foremost, the book is based on the author's experiences of the X-Pro 1 running firmware version 1.11, which was apparently the most current FW version when the book was written. But as any XP1 owner would tell you, the camera underwent a pretty dramatic transformation in overall handling and operational speed with the release of FW 2.0 back in mid-September of last year. I'm amazed that the book, especially at its thirty dollar list price, wasn't updated prior to its release later this month, to reflect the significant improvements made possible by this new firmware. The result is that you'll find yourself reading advice and opinions about the camera that may no longer be valid.
For example, manual focus and its use were completely transformed by FW 2.0, but you'll find no relevant info on how to get the most from it here. In a section about AF use in challenging low-light conditions, the author advises using the AF assist lamp and the smallest size AF rectangle. That's advice straight from the original Fuji manual. But if you read the current online forums devoted to this camera, you'd know that just the opposite approach is now more successful: turn off the AF assist lamp and use a larger size AF rectangle. That's exactly the kind of insider info, developed through much use of the camera, that I expect to find in a book like this, but what you read may no longer be accurate because it's out of date.