Camera Menus
The X-Pro1 gets much-improved menus compared to the X100, with a more-modern tabbed design and rationalized layout. Most of the same options are available, but rearranged more sensibly between the Shooting and Setup menus. When the camera is set to Movie mode, the former is replaced by a minimalist Movie menu.
Shooting menu
The shooting menu plays host to the camera's photographic settings, arranged reasonably logically across 5 tabs. Many of the most-used of these options - ISO, image processing options, etc - are easily accessible via the Q menu.
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| Option | Values / Actions | Notes |
Shooting Menu Tab 1 |
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| ISO | • L (100) • 200 • 250 • 320 • 400 • 500 • 640 • 800 • 1000 • 1250 • 1600 • 2000 • 2500 • 3200 • 4000 • 5000 • 6400 • H (12800) • H (25600) • Auto (400) • Auto (800) • Auto (1600) • Auto (3200) |
L (100), H (12800) and H (25600) are unavailable and greyed-out when shooting raw. The various Auto settings specify the highest ISO that will be used in brackets, with ISO 200 always being the minimum (i.e. Auto (800) will use ISO 200 - 800) |
| Image size | • L 3:2 • L 16:9 • L 1:1 • M 3:2 • M 16:9 • M 1:1 • S 3:2 • S 16:9 • 3 1:1 |
- 4896 x 3264 (16M) - 4896 x 2760 (14M) - 3264 x 3264 (11M) - 3456 x 2304 (8M) - 3456 x 1944 (7M) - 2304 x 2304 (5M) - 2496 x 1664 (4M) - 2496 x 1408 (4M) - 1664 x 1664 (4M) |
| Image Quality | • Fine • Normal • Fine + RAW • Normal + RAW • RAW |
ISO bracketing, film simulation bracketing and DR bracketing drive modes can override this setting and prevent the camera from recording RAW files. RAW is always 3:2 aspect ratio. |
| Dynamic Range | • Auto • DR100 100% • DR200 200% • DR400 400% |
DR200 provides one stop additional highlight range with a minimum ISO of 400; DR400 provides two stops additional highlight range with a minimum ISO of 800 |
| Film Simulation | • Provia / Standard • Velvia / Vivid • Astia / Soft • Pro Neg Hi • Pro Neg Std • Monochrome • Monochrome + Yellow filter • Monochrome + Red filter • Monochrome + Green filter • Sepia |
Mimics the looks of various Fuji slide and print films, or black and white film shot using monochromatic filters |
| Film Simulation Bkt | • Film 1 • Film 2 • Film 3 |
Select each from the range of Film Simulation options |
| Self Timer | • 2 sec • 10 sec • Off |
Sets the self-timer with a 2 sec or 10 sec delay |
Shooting Menu Tab 2 |
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| White Balance | • Auto • Custom • Kelvin • Fine • Shade • Fluorescent Light-1 • Fluorescent Light-2 • Fluorescent Light-3 • Incandescent • Underwater |
Each setting can be individually adjusted +/- 9 steps red/cyan and blue/yellow - 10000 - 2500K |
| Color | • (+2) High • (+1) Medium High • (0) Mid • (-1) Medium Low • (-2) Low |
Adjusts color saturation |
| Sharpness | • (+2) Hard • (+1) Medium Hard • (0) Standard • (-1) Medium Soft • (-2) Soft |
Adjusts JPEG sharpening level |
| Highlight tone | • (+2) Hard • (+1) Medium Hard • (0) Standard • (-1) Medium Soft • (-2) Soft |
Controls the contrast specifically in the highlight region (above middle grey) |
| Shadow tone | • (+2) Hard • (+1) Medium Hard • (0) Standard • (-1) Medium Soft • (-2) Soft |
Controls the contrast specifically in the shadow region (below middle grey) |
| Noise reduction | • (+2) High • (+1) Medium High • (0) Standard • (-1) Medium Low • (-2) Low |
Adjusts noise reduction, has most effect when using high ISOs |
| Long exposure NR | • On • Off |
Reduces noise with long exposures (T and B settings) |
Shooting Menu Tab 3 |
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| Select Custom Setting | • Custom 1 • Custom 2 • Custom 3 • Custom 4 • Custom 5 • Custom 6 • Custom 7 |
Recall saved custom settings (see below) |
| Edit/Save Custom Setting | • Custom 1 |
Saves custom parameter sets for future recall.
The same range of options is available for all 3 custom sets. You can save current ISO, DR and image processing settings into a Custom set, and modify each parameter from within this menu at any time. No other parameters are saved (e.g. button customization or file size/format). Custom sets 2 - 7 offer the same options as Custom 1. |
| AF Mode | • Multi • Area |
- Auto selects AF point - Manually select AF point |
| Corrected AF frame | • On • Off |
Allows display of parallax-corrected AF point. It's best to turn this on. |
| Mount adaptor Setting | • Lens 1 (21mm) Distortion correction*Color shading correction* Peripheral illumination corr.* • Lens 2 (24mm) Distortion correction*Color shading correction*Peripheral illumination corr.* • Lens 3 (28mm) Distortion correction*Color shading correction*Peripheral illumination corr.*• Lens 4 (35mm) Distortion correction*Color shading correction*Peripheral illumination corr.* • Lens 5 Focal length setting 0 - 999mm (50mm default)Distortion correction*Color shading correction*Peripheral illumination corr.*• Lens 6 Focal length setting0 - 999mm (75mm default)Distortion correction*Color shading correction*Peripheral illumination corr.* |
Allows selection of focal length for non-native lenses. Lenses 1-4 have fixed values, lenses 5 and 6 can be freely customized. * The various lens correction options (for distortion, color shading and vignetting) are only available when using Fujifilm's own adapter for Leica M mount lenses. |
| Shoot without lens | • On • Off |
Set to 'On' to allow use of non-native lenses via adapters |
| Fn Button | • Multiple Exposure • Preview depth of field • Self-Timer • ISO • Image size • Image quality • Dynamic range • Film simulation • White Balance • AF mode • Select custom setting • Movie • RAW |
Select one of these functions for quick access from the top-plate Fn button. This sub-menu can be accessed by pressing and holding the Fn button for 1 second. |
Shooting Menu Tab 4 |
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| Multiple Exposure |
• On • Off |
Once turned on, multiple exposure stays active until disabled again in the menu. |
| Disp. Custom Setting | • OVF |
Allows configuration of the information that will be shown in the viewfinder in detailed display mode. The OVF and EVF/LCD displays can be independently configured; each has the same set of options. Compared to the X100, the X-Pro1 adds the ability to display or hide the focus distance scale separately for Auto and Manual focusing. |
| Framing guideline | • Grid 9 • Grid 24 • HD framing |
- displays 'rule of thirds' grid - displays '6 x 4' grid - displays guidelines for 16:9 shooting |
| AF Illuminator | • On • Off |
Turns autofocus illuminator lamp on and off |
| AE/AF-Lock Mode | • AE and AF on when pressing • AE and AF on/off switch |
AF-Lock button will activate autofocus even in manual focus mode. |
| AE/AF-Lock Button | • AE lock only • AF lock only • AE/AF lock |
Select whether AEL button controls autoexposure, autofocus or both. |
| Autorotate PB | • On • Off |
Autorotates portrait format images during playback. |
Shooting Menu Tab 5 |
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| Flash Mode | • Auto • Forced • Suppressed • 2nd curtain sync • Slow synchro |
Sets mode for external flash. Red-eye reduction is available in all flash-on modes via the 'Red Eye Removal' menu option (below). |
| Flash compensation | • +2/3 • +1/3 • +/- 0 • -1/3 • -2/3 |
Adjusts the output of external flash unit |
| Red Eye Removal | • On • Off |
Enables pre-flash for red-eye reduction |
| Save Org Image | • On • Off |
Retains original image when removing red-eye in JPEG processing. |
Movie Mode Shooting Menu
The Shooting Menu becomes much shorter when the drive mode is set to Movie, due to the X-Pro1's limited video options. One point worth knowing is that the Display Custom Setting option here is entirely independent of that for stills, i.e. you can choose to display different shooting information for each.
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| Option | Values / Actions | Notes |
| Movie Mode | • Full HD 1920 24fps • HD 1280 24fps |
Select movie resolution |
| Film Simulation | • Provia / Standard • Velvia / Vivid • Astia / Soft • Pro Neg Hi • Pro Neg Std • Monochrome • Monochrome + Yellow filter • Monochrome + Red filter • Monochrome + Green filter • Sepia |
Mimics the looks of various Fuji slide and print films, or mono film shot using colour filters |
| White Balance | • Auto • Kelvin • Fine • Shade • Fluorescent Light-1 • Fluorescent Light-2 • Fluorescent Light-3 • Incandescent • Underwater |
Each setting can be individually adjusted +/- 9 steps red/cyan and blue/yellow Kelvin setting covers 10000 - 2500K Note that Custom white balance is unavailable for movie shooting |
| Disp. Custom Setting | • OVF |
- OVF is greyed-out and cannot be set - EVF/LCD preferences are set and stored separately for movie and stills modes |
Set-up menu
The Set-up menu is pared-down relative to the X100's, with many of the options previously here rationalized into the shooting and playback menus. A number of the most-useful settings can be accessed from the external controls (such as Silent Mode and LCD brightness), meaning you won't need to delve in very often except to format your SD card or initiate sensor cleaning.
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| Option | Values / Actions | Notes |
Set-up Menu Tab 1 |
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| Date/Time | • Set • Cancel |
Set date / time and display format |
| Time Difference | • Home • Local |
Sets time zone difference when away on a trip |
| Lang | (Choose language) | Choice of 36 languages |
| Reset | • OK • Cancel |
Resets camera to default settings |
| Silent Mode | • On • Off |
Turns on and off the flash, all operational sounds, and the AF illuminator |
| Frame No | • Continuous • Renew |
Defines file-naming convention on changing/reformatting SD card. |
| Focus ring | • Clockwise • Counterclockwise |
Defines operational direction of focus-by-wire manual focus ring |
Set-up Menu Tab 2 |
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| LCD Brightness | • 11 levels, -5 to +5 | |
| Power save mode | • On • Off |
Live histogram is not displayed in OVF |
| Quick start mode | • On • Off |
Reduces time taken for camera to turn on from 2.2 sec to 0.7 sec. |
| Auto Power Off | • 5 min • 2 min • 30 sec • Off |
Sets the 'idle time' before the camera will turn itself off - shorter settings conserve battery life |
| Operation Vol | • Level 3 • Level 2 • Level 1 • Off |
Volume control for operational sounds (AF confirm, self-timer and menu operation beeps) |
| Image Disp | • Continuous • 3 sec • 1.5 sec • Off |
Sets the length of time for review image to be displayed after shooting. |
| Sensor Cleaning | • OK • When switched on OnOff• When switched off OnOff |
- Cleans sensor immediately |
Set-up Menu Tab 3 |
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| Color Space | • sRGB • Adobe RGB |
Sets color space of JPEG files |
| Guidance Display | • On • Off |
Choose whether to display tool tips |
| Focus scale units | • Meters • Feet |
Select units for focus distance/DOF scale shown in the viewfinder |
| Background Color | • Silver • Gold • Blue • White • Yellow • Green |
Changes color scheme of menus |
| Format | • OK • Cancel |
Formats SD card |
Playback menu
The X-Pro1's playback menu contains most of the same items as the X100's, but in a far more logical - and useful - order. Most importantly in-camera RAW conversion is now top of the list, which makes up for the loss of the RAW button, with other useful playback functions (protection, multi-frame erase etc) available off the first page. Facebook and YouTube addicts shouldn't be disappointed though, as 'Mark for upload to' tags can still be set.
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| Option | Values / Actions | Notes |
Playback Menu Tab 1 |
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| Raw conversion | (Enters raw conversion mode) | See 'Playback displays' |
| Erase | • Back • Frame • Selected frames • All frames |
'Selected frames' option allows easy deletion of multiple frames |
| Crop | • Select frame for cropping | Crops images |
| Resize | • M • S • 640 |
Resizes image files in-camera for sharing |
| Protect | • Frame • Set all • Reset all |
Protects images from accidental deletion |
| Image rotate | • Select image for rotation | Manually rotate images |
| Red-eye removal | • Select frame for processing | Processes images to remove 'red-eye' effects |
Playback Menu Tab 2 |
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| Slide show | • Normal, face detect • Normal • Fade-in, face detect • Fade-in • Multiple |
Allows playback of images as slideshow over HDMI, with various options |
| Photobook assist | (Enters Photobook Assist sub-menu) | Allows you to select images and build photobooks |
| Mark for upload to | • YouTube • Reset all |
In concert with supplied software, sets images for upload to social media sites |
| Image search | • By date |
Allows you to view pictures by date taken, or search using other criteria (including the number of faces found in the image) |
| Print order (DPOF) | • With date • Without date • Reset all |
Marks images for printing |
| Disp aspect | • 4:3 • 16:9 |
For displaying images with the camera connected to a TV |
| Playback Vol | • 0-10 | Sets volume for movie playback |
