Hello everyone and welcome to another edition of the Fuji Guys and today we're
going to do the unboxing and the initial setup for the
XP80 digital camera and that's the latest in
in Fujifilm's FinePix rugged style cameras
so please, sit. Enjoy.
So without further a do, let's open up the box.
So here I have the the black and
or the graphite green version of the 80, so the first thing you'll see in the
box of course is the
little instruction booklet and what not.
I'm just going to open this up. I feel like just tearing it. There we go,
I'll just tear open like that and in this little box of course depending if you´re a
Canadian or or an American you'll get this little,
this little insert and on one side it will talk about the Canadian
warranty
as well as how to contact the US for their warranties as well so
depending on which market you're in, you'll,
refer to the appropriate side and
and then we also have you know the product registration card here
as well as the terms of the warranty
the little warranty booklet giving you all the
information and the different languages and for around the world
and of course a basic little instruction manual in the
three languages English, French, and in Spanish
as well. So,
further we'll dig in a little deeper and there is a little
insert here to talk about the weather resistance just to make sure that
you know that all your gaskets are clean when you close your battery door
things like that so the best care and practices so this is just a quick
information sheet that just shows you real quick
you know watch your battery and compartment to make sure that there's no
debris on the
seals or anything like that. Of course, you're talking about some condensation
and again just some best practices and things like that.
Just going to close this up here, there we go,
Just fold this up nicely,
And there we go. It's like a map. and so
here we have the little strap. So this is just a little wrist strap.
This just goes to help so you don't lose the camera.
There we go.
So there's the strap itself and here we have
the AC adapter for the charger so this is just a little dongle
that just plugs into the wall and then there's your USB port here
um to allow you to plug the USB cable in.
and then it also comes, so now depending on what market you're in, if you're in North America,
you'll be getting this particular adapter but if you're in Europe or in
Asia you'll get the appropriate adapter
for your market. And then this just slides in just like this
into the back of this little adapter here to allow you to then
plug that into the wall and then it gives you your USB port for charging there so
that's to help you charge your battery
and then we have our USB cable here.
It's about 4 feet, so it gives you a little bit of
little bit a length to work with
when you use this to not only transfer your images but you'll use this of course to
charge the battery itself. There we go.
Just take apart this little twist tie here
to show the full length of the cable.
It's a pretty standard cable. It's a micro
USB / USB 2
adapter. So very very common
cable that you'll find and of course that goes
into either the USB port in your computer or of course
into your little adapter plug here as well.
Of course we have the NP 45S
so the little battery there
little lithium-ion battery rechargeable battery
and of course we have the camera itself.
So we have a little seal on the back here. This is just to make sure that the
the camera is new.
So when you do break the seal, you'll see that it'll actually
go void. It's just to make sure that the camera you're getting is a new camera.
We'll take that out.
There we go... and,
so here is the camera itself. It
has this little tag here that just shows you a bit about the sensor and shows you
a little bit about the
specs for the the waterproof and the shockproof ability of the camera itself.
I'm just going to
undo that just to get it out of the way
because it's right at the battery doors so I'm just going to get that out of the way.
There we go and so we just open up the battery door so toopen up the battery
door
it's real simple. You gotta press the center button so that will release the lock
mechanism so it doesn't open up
underwater. So you press it, you release it, and then
there we go. So that's how you open the battery door.
And then, you just insert the battery.
Now to insert the battery we're just gonna match up the
the poles here the contacts to the bottom of the camera obviously
and then we're just going to make sure that this little orange
stripe matches up with this little orange clip and that will make sure that you
put the battery in properly.
You can actually put it in backwards it will go in
as you can see. So, if it doesn't power on just
make sure that your battery's all lined up properly
and then beside
the battery here, this is where we put the memory card, so we would
recommend the class 10 memory card especially for HD video
and there we go so we just put the the card facing the battery just like
that
and it's spring-loaded. So you just press it to release it and press it to engage it.
and then
if you're charging your battery while we're here, I might as well show you. There's
your USB port
there and you can see it has like a little symbol for charging there.
So you just plug this into there to be able to charge it.
There are optional
rechargeable battery chargers as well like external battery chargers as well.
So check with your dealer for for any those
battery chargers. And then we'll just close up the battery door and you'll
hear a click
just like that. So now we're all sealed up, ready to go.
A little protective cover on your LCD. I'm not going to take it off, I'm just going to leave this one on
for now.
And then we just turn the camera on
there. Once a camera turns on it's gonna ask you right away do you want to set your time and date
So you go left and right to set your
your date on and up and down to select
your different options so the the actual number itself;
and then your time as well so go...
and now to change it from AM to PM you actually have to go all the way around
the clock so there at 12 p.m.
1234 let's say and let's do
4:40 so we go all the way down to
40 and we are there and then once you're done and you've set it all up
you hit the menu OK button. Now it's gonna give you a little bit of a
reminder on how to open
to ensure that the battery chamber is completely closed
and then we hit menu ok. Oh, nope
it's this back actually. I should be paying attention, there we go.
And now we're ready to take a picture
so it's got the SR Auto. We could see here: It's already kicked into the SR auto mode.
I'm just gonna take a picture here of my of my boxes.
So there we go; gives you a little bit of a preview.
You play back the image by hitting the playback button, so there's the image
there.
And then if you want to delete the image oh,
I didn't want that picture, or the picture is no good or or
for whatever reason you missed your shot, you got the little garbage can there
you just press the top
and it asks you do you wanna delete a frame or selected frames if you want
to select a few
or all the frames. So I'm just going to delete the frame.
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