Does the X Pro1 have an electronic shutter?
The mechanical shutter has been extended to 1/8000s. There is also an electronic shutter (lacking on the X-Pro1) that extends the speed to 1/32000s and also allows for a silent shutter mode.
Is Fujifilm xt1 good?
Overall conclusion. The X-T1 is Fujifilm’s most ambitious camera to date, and we’d have to say, probably its best. Its relatively compact, well-built body is peppered with dials and switches which give direct access to all the key photographic settings, encouraging you to take control of the picture-taking process.
What’s the lifespan of a mirrorless camera?
Depending on the model and make of a mirrorless camera, it can last anywhere from 100,000 to 400,000 actuations or shutter uses. This means that a mirrorless camera with a shutter rating of 100,000 can safely take 100 photos per day for 3 years straight before it reaches its shutter life.
How does the X-T1 count shutter cycles?
The X-T1 only counts frame numbers as per the the Frame No. menu option (Setup Menu 2 / Save Data Setup / Frame No.; user manual p. 93). The camera does NOT count its shutter cycles. I assume the Frame No. option in your camera is set to Continuous, which is the default setting.
Is the Fujifilm X-T1 the first camera with Exif data recording?
The Fujifilm X-T1 was the first camera for which Fujifilm implemented EXIF-based actuation recording. However, the internal software does not seem to have been mature at launch, so that, for example, firmware updates have been disrupting the counter.
What is the expected life of a shutter?
Didn’t have considerable shutter counts when considering the “expected life” of a shutter. In other words, on the best of the “big” gigs, twice a year, maybe… maybe… 10,000 shutter activations, more like 5,000 total between the two. Keep ’em a few years as primary, then switch them to backup use…