Also known as: | Fujica MPF105X |
Announced: | 1979 |
Mount: | Fujica X |
Format: | 36 × 24mm |
Shutter type: | Focal-plane |
Shutter model: | Mechanical |
Speeds: | 1/2 - 1/700 + B |
Exposure metering: | Through-the-lens (TTL) |
Dimensions: | 133x86x88mm (*) |
Weight: | 690g (*) |
* - with Fuji X-Fujinon 55mm F/2.2
Announced: | 1980 |
Mount: | Fujica X |
Format: | 36 × 24mm |
Shutter type: | Focal-plane |
Shutter model: | Electronically controlled |
Speeds: | 1/2 - 1/1000 + B |
Exposure metering: | Through-the-lens (TTL) |
Exposure modes: | Aperture-priority Auto |
Dimensions: | 135x84.5x48.5mm |
Weight: | 500g |
Announced: | 1980 |
Mount: | Fujica X |
Format: | 36 × 24mm |
Shutter type: | Focal-plane |
Shutter model: | Electronically controlled |
Speeds: | 2 - 1/1000 + B |
Exposure metering: | Through-the-lens (TTL) |
Exposure modes: | Aperture-priority Auto |
Manual | |
Dimensions: | 135x86x54mm |
Weight: | 520g |
Announced: | 1980 |
Mount: | Fujica X |
Format: | 36 × 24mm |
Shutter type: | Focal-plane |
Shutter model: | Electronically controlled |
Speeds: | 2 - 1/1000 + B |
Exposure metering: | Through-the-lens (TTL) |
Exposure modes: | Programmed Auto |
Aperture-priority Auto | |
Shutter-priority Auto | |
Manual | |
Dimensions: | 135x84.5x48.5mm |
Weight: | 530g |
Also known as: | Fujica MPF105XN |
Announced: | 1983 |
Mount: | Fujica X |
Format: | 36 × 24mm |
Shutter type: | Focal-plane |
Shutter model: | Mechanical |
Speeds: | 1/2 - 1/700 + B |
Exposure metering: | Through-the-lens (TTL) |
Dimensions: | 133x86x88mm (*) |
Weight: | 690g (*) |
* - with Fuji X-Fujinon 55mm F/2.2
Announced: | 1985 |
Mount: | Fujica X |
Format: | 36 × 24mm |
Shutter type: | Focal-plane |
Shutter model: | Electronically controlled |
Speeds: | 1/2 - 1/1000 |
Exposure metering: | Through-the-lens (TTL) |
Exposure modes: | Programmed Auto |
Dimensions: | 135x87x54mm |
Weight: | 460g |
Announced: | 1985 |
Mount: | Fujica X |
Format: | 36 × 24mm |
Shutter type: | Focal-plane |
Shutter model: | Mechanical |
Speeds: | 1/2 - 1/1000 + B |
Exposure metering: | Through-the-lens (TTL) |
Dimensions: | 133x87x87mm (*) |
Weight: | 625g (*) |
* - with Fuji X-Fujinon 50mm F/1.9
Also known as: | Fujica MPF105X |
Announced: | 1979 |
Mount: | Fujica X |
Format: | 36 × 24mm |
Shutter type: | Focal-plane |
Shutter model: | Mechanical |
Speeds: | 1/2 - 1/700 + B |
Exposure metering: | Through-the-lens (TTL) |
Dimensions: | 133x86x88mm (*) |
Weight: | 690g (*) |
* - with Fuji X-Fujinon 55mm F/2.2
Announced: | 1980 |
Mount: | Fujica X |
Format: | 36 × 24mm |
Shutter type: | Focal-plane |
Shutter model: | Electronically controlled |
Speeds: | 1/2 - 1/1000 + B |
Exposure metering: | Through-the-lens (TTL) |
Exposure modes: | Aperture-priority Auto |
Dimensions: | 135x84.5x48.5mm |
Weight: | 500g |
Announced: | 1980 |
Mount: | Fujica X |
Format: | 36 × 24mm |
Shutter type: | Focal-plane |
Shutter model: | Electronically controlled |
Speeds: | 2 - 1/1000 + B |
Exposure metering: | Through-the-lens (TTL) |
Exposure modes: | Aperture-priority Auto |
Manual | |
Dimensions: | 135x86x54mm |
Weight: | 520g |
Announced: | 1980 |
Mount: | Fujica X |
Format: | 36 × 24mm |
Shutter type: | Focal-plane |
Shutter model: | Electronically controlled |
Speeds: | 2 - 1/1000 + B |
Exposure metering: | Through-the-lens (TTL) |
Exposure modes: | Programmed Auto |
Aperture-priority Auto | |
Shutter-priority Auto | |
Manual | |
Dimensions: | 135x84.5x48.5mm |
Weight: | 530g |
Also known as: | Fujica MPF105XN |
Announced: | 1983 |
Mount: | Fujica X |
Format: | 36 × 24mm |
Shutter type: | Focal-plane |
Shutter model: | Mechanical |
Speeds: | 1/2 - 1/700 + B |
Exposure metering: | Through-the-lens (TTL) |
Dimensions: | 133x86x88mm (*) |
Weight: | 690g (*) |
* - with Fuji X-Fujinon 55mm F/2.2
Announced: | 1985 |
Mount: | Fujica X |
Format: | 36 × 24mm |
Shutter type: | Focal-plane |
Shutter model: | Electronically controlled |
Speeds: | 1/2 - 1/1000 |
Exposure metering: | Through-the-lens (TTL) |
Exposure modes: | Programmed Auto |
Dimensions: | 135x87x54mm |
Weight: | 460g |
Announced: | 1985 |
Mount: | Fujica X |
Format: | 36 × 24mm |
Shutter type: | Focal-plane |
Shutter model: | Mechanical |
Speeds: | 1/2 - 1/1000 + B |
Exposure metering: | Through-the-lens (TTL) |
Dimensions: | 133x87x87mm (*) |
Weight: | 625g (*) |
* - with Fuji X-Fujinon 50mm F/1.9
STX-1 (1979) and STX-1N (1983) are fully mechanical 35mm SLR cameras with TTL exposure metering and shutter speeds up to 1/700 sec., based on the ST605N model. The STX-2 (1985) received a faster shutter speed of 1/1000 sec.
The AX-1 (1980) received an electronically controlled shutter with speeds up to 1/1000 sec and aperture-priority auto exposure metering mode. The AX-3 (1980) added a manual exposure mode that was not available with the AX-1, and the AX-5 (1980) added a program auto and shutter priority auto exposure modes.
AX Multi Program (1985) featured a more intelligent program auto with Normal mode, High speed priority mode and Depth-of-field priority mode.
A wide range of X-Fujinon and X-Fujinar lenses were available in the system, from a 16mm fisheye to a 400mm super telephoto lens. DM-labeled lenses supported all auto exposure modes available with the AX-5. The rest of the system's lenses could be used for full aperture metering and aperture-preferred auto exposure mode.
For information on adapting lenses of this system to digital SLR cameras, please refer to the dedicated article.
No dedicated lenses for architectural photography with perspective correction, professional macrophotography.
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The ones that are highlighted in blue are the recommended lenses.
The ones that are crossed out are the lenses from manufacturers who do not provide adequate quality control. Usually, one doesn't want to purchase them.
The ones that are crossed out are the lenses from manufacturers who do not provide adequate quality control. Usually, one doesn't want to purchase them.
The ones that are highlighted in blue are the recommended lenses.