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Fuji XF1 Sample Images & Video
12 Megapixels
Stabilization: Compensates for tiny involuntary movements of the camera.
Continuous Drive
Full 1080p HD Video: 1920 x 1080 resolution or more.
Manual Controls: Both fully-manual (M) and semi-automatic modes (T and V).
Custom White-Balance: Specifies exactly what should be white to the camera.
Action Photography: Shutter speeds of 1/1500 or more.
Night Photography: Reaches shutter-speeds longer than 4 seconds.
Spot Metering
Accepts Secure Digital Extended Capacity (SDXC), SDHC and SD memory.
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1 - Images & Video2 - Indoor CropsImages
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- 30" @ 2560x1600 (Exact)
- 20" @ 1600x1200 (Exact)
- 17" @ 1440x1080 (Approximate)
- 15" @ 1280x960 (Approximate)
Video
This sample video is recorded at 1080p full HD resolution with a progressive frame-rate of 30 FPS using the Fuji XF1. Keep in mind that Youtube processes the video which may cause a drop in quality, particularly when seen at lower resolution.
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Fuji XF1 Facts
Compact digital camera| 12 Megapixels Fixed Lens | ISO 100-3200 |
| 4X Mechanically Linked Ultra-Wide Optical Zoom | Shutter 1/2000-30s |
| Built-in Stabilization | Full manual controls, including Manual Focus |
| 7 FPS Drive, 8 Images | Custom white-balance |
| 1920x1080 @ 30 FPS Video Recording | Spot-Metering |
| 3" LCD 460K Pixels | Lithium-Ion |
| Secure Digital Extended Capacity |
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