Playback Screens & Menus

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Please excuse the poor quality of some of these screen captures. The Fujifilm X100F kit does not include an AV output cable, therefore we had to photograph the LCD for some of the screen captures.

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Press the Playback button on the back panel of the Fujifilm X100F to see the photos stored on the camera's memory card. You can change the data displayed on the screen for each photo by pressing the Disp/Back button on the back of the camera. The Playback display options are:

  • No data
  • Limited data, including shutter speed, aperture, EV, ISO, dynamic range, image size, and image quality
  • Extensive data, with file name, a histogram, date and time, pixel size, shutter speed aperture, ISO, EV, shooting mode, image quality, dynamic range, white balance, film simulation, highlight tone, shadow tone, color, sharpness, noise reduction, grainy setting, flash, flash EV, and AE (a second page of extensive data is available by pressing the upward four-way button)
  • Favorite star ranking, with no other data
If you want to delete a stored photo, press the delete button on the back of the X100F (marked with a trash can icon).

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Fujifilm included a thumbnail grid viewing option in Playback mode with the X100F. With a single image displayed on the screen, spin the command dial on the back of the camera (located just to the right of the AF-L/AE-L button) to the left to see the thumbnail images. Two thumbnail grids are available: 3x3 and 10x10. Spin the command dial back to the right to reduce the thumbnails in the grid.

Use the four-way buttons to highlight an individual thumbnail and press Menu/OK to bring that thumbnail image to a full screen view.

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Fujifilm also included a magnification feature in Playback mode with the X100F. You can use this zoom feature to see more detail about a section of an individual photo, ensuring it's in sharp focus before you leave the area where you shot the photo, for example.

With a single image displayed on the screen, spin the command dial on the back of the camera to the right to magnify the image. A small white outlined box will appear in the lower right corner of the screen, which represents the full size image. A smaller white box inside the larger box represents the current portion of the screen in view. You can use the four-way buttons to change the current view. Twenty-two individual magnification levels are available.

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If you have a movie stored on the memory card, you can see data about how it was shot by pressing the Disp/Back button on the back of the X100F, just as you did with still images.

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To playback a movie that's stored on the memory card, press the downward four-way button to start playing it. You'll see a graph across the top of the screen that shows how much of the movie file has been played. Press the upward four-way button to stop the movie playback and press the downward four-way button to pause the playback.

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While in Playback mode, press the Menu/OK button to open the Playback menu for the Fujifilm X100F. The Playback menu is indicated by the Play icon on the left side of the screen. Below the Play icon is a wrench icon, signifying the Setup menu (which we discussed on the previous page).

To scroll through the options in the Playback menu, use the four-way buttons. With the desired menu listing highlighted, press the right four-way button to see what options are available. Some settings in the Playback menu listing may be grayed out, depending on which type of image is on the screen when you open the Playback menu.

Two pages of Playback menu options are available. The Playback menu options are:

  • RAW Conversion - Reflect Shooting Cond., Push/Pull Processing, Dynamic Range, Film Simulation, Grain Effect, White Balance, WB Shift, Highlight Tone, Shadow Tone, Color, Sharpness, Noise Reduction, Color Space
  • Erase - Back, Frame, Selected Frames, All Frames
  • Crop
  • Resize - M, S, 640
  • Protect - Frame, Set All, Reset All
  • Image Rotate
  • Red Eye Removal
  • Wireless Communication
  • Slide Show
  • Photobook Assist
  • PC Auto Save
  • Print Order (DPOF) - With Date, Without Date, Reset All
  • Instax Printer Print
  • Disp Aspect

To make a wireless connection with the X100F, select Wireless Communication from the Playback menu. You then can make a connection with your smartphone, as long as you have the Fujifilm Camera Remote app on your mobile device.


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