Fuji / FujiFilm Camera Service and Repair Manuals

Fuji, FujiFilm, Digital Camera, Disassembly, Schematics, Block Diagram, Circuit Diagrams, Parts List, Adjustments, Calibration method of pattern box, Initial Settings of the Adjustment Software, Battery Voltage,  PDF Free Download

• Fuji Printer Scanner Service Repair Manual>>
• Fuji Xerox Error Code List. Troubleshooting>>

Advantages of Fujifilm X-E1:

• Advantages of Fujifilm X-E1:
• Significantly cheaper than the flagship Fuji X-Pro1 system camera, but has many of the same features
• Overall image quality is excellent, with very clean and sharp JPEGs
• Maximum detail and resolution from the 16.3 MP APS-C X-Trans CMOS sensor due to the absence of a low-pass filter
• Very low moire rate, despite the absence of an anti-aliasing filter
• Excellent performance when shooting in low light conditions at high ISO; Clear photos up to ISO 6400
• Very good dynamic range
• Color accuracy
• Separate adjustment of light and dark tones
• Bracketing for many functions, not just exposure and white balance
• Sleek body design that combines the look of a rangefinder film camera with the advanced features of a modern mirrorless camera
• Lightweight and portable
• Top-notch image quality that surpasses most entry-level APS-C sensor DSLRs
• Surprisingly good shooting results with the XF18-55mm (27-84mm equivalent) F/2.8-4 OIS kit lens; excellent clarity and good bokeh at F/2.8 aperture
• Very fast shutter speed if you focus first
• In continuous shooting mode, frame rate is 6 fps
• Clear and easy menu system
• Logical control layout and elegant design
• Decent electronic viewfinder (EVF) with good resolution
• Electronic level
• A fun and useful film simulation mode that can be used for video shooting
• Connector for connecting an external stereo microphone.

Disadvantages of Fujifilm X-E1:

• Limited selection of X-mount lenses
• Not too grippy handle
• Uncertain feeling when pressing the shutter button halfway
• Average autofocus speed
• Slowly wakes up from sleep mode
• ISO, Film Simulation and Dynamic Range Bracketing Disables RAW
• Auto white balance is too red indoors and too yellow in incandescent mode
• Saturation adjustment is not very effective
• No RAW support at extended ISOs (100, 12800, 25600)
• Weak built-in flash, some scenes with a reddish tint
• No dedicated buttons for ISO or video
• Compensation range is only +/- 2 EV
• Slow buffer clearing with RAW images
• The included lens does not focus very close
• LCD screen size and resolution are smaller than competitors
• LCD screen glares in bright light
• Video recording is still limited to 24p
• Video quality with the electronic shutter (rolling shutter effect) is not impressive
• More bulky than other APS-C system cameras.

Photos taken from the X-E1 look excellent, with high resolution and detail (due in part to the lack of an optical low-pass filter). And thanks to X-Trans sensor technology, moire is minimal. The included XF 18-55mm F/2.8-4 lens is the first zoom for Fuji X-series interchangeable lens cameras. It produces images with stunning clarity and professional-looking background blur (bokeh), which is great for portraits. The X-E1 stands out well against its competitors in low light and high ISO settings (especially in the 1600 to 3200 range).