Fujifilm Framing Outline Feature

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As a music photographer I often have trouble seeing where the edge of the frame is inside my viewfinder while shooting in dark venues. I often have pictures where my subject’s head is just touching the top of the frame where I thought I had allowed headroom.

So I was delighted when I found (by accident) a feature that is in the X-T2, X-T3, X100F, X100V, and I’m sure all the latest cameras. It’s called ‘Framing Outline’ and it puts a grey outline around the frame on both the electronic viewfinder and the rear LCD screen. Here’s where to find it.

SET UP - SCREEN SET-UP - DISP. CUSTOM SETTING - 'FRAMING OUTLINE (usually the last on the 4th page). Just make sure that’s ticked and you will see an outline on your frame.

This is not just a great feature for those of us shooting in dark music venues, but for portraits against black or dark backgrounds or any kind of night shooting. Give it a try and leave a comment below if you find this useful.

Derek Clark
Documentary photographer based in Scotland, UK. Winner of UK professional Photographer of the Year 2012 in the News category and member of The Kage Collective.
http://www.derekclarkphotography.com
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