Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the Fuji Guys, my name
is Jerry and I'm here to do, I have the pleasure today actually of unboxing the
new X-E2S digital camera. So I have the silver version with the 18-55 2.8 to
f4. So please sit back and enjoy
So here we have got the X-E2S, I just going to open up the box and we are going to pull out the inner box. Nice white box, a little different than
the X-E2 has. Just going to move that off to the side here and then you have the inner box with the
nice X on the box itself.So in opening it now, keep in mind we are in the Canadian
marketplace so some of the contents here might be different depending on the area
that you are in, but in Canada we do have some contests and some rebates for other
products as well for example this would be for the Instax products we have
here the instruction manual so in this bag we have
we have 2 instruction manuals, one for the lens.
because we have the kit version here.
and we have Spanish and English manuals. We also have the french manual. Because in Canada we are required to.
We have all of your, push this back a little bit, we have your warranty information
registration information and the like.
Lets get this back in the bag real quick and get this out of the way.
Then we get in to the guts and glory of the box itself.
So we open up this part of the box now.
And then we have this tray that has the camera and the lens.
We have a couple of inner boxes will get to those in a minute. So in the top
portion of the of the box we have the X-E2S and you can see here there's a
little sticker here and this is basically for, you know, when you actually
pull it will just make sure that it is a sealed copy so you can actually it is very
difficult to pull off and then you see VOID so this is just to protect yourself
to make sure that you're getting a new unit.
Just to avoid any more glue I am just going to seal that up like that.
Pull out the camera body and make sure that you watching other videos on the top
features and the the first look video on it as well so in this little part of the
trade we have the lens hood or shade for 18-55 and then we have the 18-55 2.8 F4 Which is such a
beautiful little kit lens of it has the silica pack here to keep moisture out.
And there is the lens itself. We will attach the lens now and we will do that part of
it now and then we'll get the batteries and all that stuff out. So to remove the body
cap you can see here it says "open" you just rotate about a quarter of a turn, a
little less than a quarter of a turn and then you remove the body cap and then
with the rear lens cap, same thing,there is a little "open" here to show you which way to open it and then you can attach the lens.
To attach the lens you match up the red dot under the 18-55 with the red dot that is on the body here
just rotate until you here a "click". That simple
lens is locked on and you can't get it off unless you press the little lens release and
you turn the lens in the opposite direction again to remove the lens of course we have the
pinch cap as well. There's the all caps and everything else just gonna put
them aside for now. Just put the camera there for now
bags out of the way...so now into the first inner box or actually this is one
inner box but it is tiered I thought it was 2 actually turns out it's just the one.
First time I'm opening a box too as you can tell in the first portion here for
first part of the box you have the the cable this is the AC cable for the
charger that is included
it's about a six foot cable so gives you a really nice reach to work with.
As you can see it's a really long cable so you can really just plug it in at
your desk and just leave it there all the time
there are some third-party adapters that can shorten this up for you as well.
look for those as well just be careful when you do make sure that they're well
made and that they're not going to cause any damage to the charger itself so we
also have as always our shoulder strap her neck strap rather, for the
for the X-E2S so this is the strap itself and then to be able to attach as
you can see here we only a very small eyelets so to be able to attach the strap
to the camera in this box we have the little attachment or the rings,
or the eyelet rings, to be able to attach your strap and then we also have the little
leather parts as well. The leather part serves to protect the camera when
you have the strap attached because otherwise the little rings could
scratch your body. Of course some like signs of wear for you know it's like a badge
of honor
so that's entirely up to you but it's to protect the paint the camera itself and
then this little tool allows you to then pry open the ring so that you can
actually attach it and actually works better the other way, so it pries a little wider then you can just slide it
on like that and there you go. Now you have an eyelet attached so if you're like
me and don't have long fingernails and and are unable to to to get those rings
in, this little tool comes in real handy just put the strap way here and then
inside this box we also have the charger for the battery and of course the battery
itself to the battery is the NP-W126 battery same as what we've had in every
single X series
interchangeable lens camera we have had to date and so so no change there so if you're
currently an owner of an X-A1 or X-E1 and you've made the jump up to the
X-E2S you have the same battery. So you would have some back up batteries
I am sure. And then you just slide it in and it can only going one way into the charger you
can't force it any other way
only go the one way and then the light will light up up when it starts to charge and then it
will extinguish when the battery is completely charged if by chance
it is flashing then there may be a problem with the battery or the charger so then
at that point you would be asked to contact your customer service team in
your local area. So that's the charger. We will take the battery here and we're just
gonna reach over for a memory card over there and there we go. Got it! It was just a
little out of each but I managed to grab it and here we go! So we have a battery
and the battery, to insert the battery, you just match up the orange square on
the back of the battery to the dot or the clip rather and here I have just a
little class 4 memory card but we would actually recommend that you use a class
10 for speed for movies things of that nature so but for now for just the
initial setup of the camera to take a picture I'm just going to put in this
class 4 memory card.
So now we turn on the camera,
fire first screen you're going to see is the language selection
speaking English so going to continue in English and then we have the year month
day. So the date and time setups in this case you can change it to day:month:year,
month:day:year or year:month:day depending on what you prefer I'm gonna
leave it at its default so we are in 2016 but we're certainly not in January
she gets an update up the date accordingly
3:30 this afternoon while I am doing this video 3:32
you can also go a lot faster just by using the wheels. Now if you notice I
haven't hit "Menu/OK" I've just used the left and right buttons to go from one
field to the other once I'm done then I hit the "Menu/OK" and now the camera
has the initial setup done. So now we're ready to take a picture. So to take a
picture there's the shutter release button there, you basically press the
shutter release button half way it will lock confirm the lock and you can release.
To play back an image of the playback button here on the side you can see the image
that I just took and then to delete that image you can just hit the little
garbage can hear to delete it and they will give you the option to select frames, to
delete all the frames or just the one frame. So I'm just going to delete the one
frame and as you can see that there's no images. Now if you have a new card we
would recommend that you actually format the card so to do so very quick in hit the
"Menu/OK" button, go into the set up so the blue wrenches so I am just going to go up to get there a
little quicker and you can kind of see here the format button so we are going to head to
the right, format, hit to the right and
confirm that format and now it is going to wipe all the data off the memory card
although this card was actually already cleaned before I started but
it's always recommend that you do do a quick format especially if you're using
a card that you've used in other camera before.
So thank you for watching hope it
answered some of the questions that you may have had as far as the contents of
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