FUJIFILM XApp

FUJIFILM Corporation

About this app

FUJIFILM XApp is an app. provided by Fujifilm Corporation. Once users pair a Fujifilm digital camera with their smartphone or tablet via Bluetooth®, they can transfer captured images and movies to their smartphone or tablet, control the camera remotely, backup and restore camera settings, synchronize date, time, and location, and update firmware.
The Wi-Fi function of smartphones or tablets is also used for transferring captured images and videos, and updating firmware.
In addition, by signing in to Fujifilm's network service, daily shooting activities using the camera can be automatically summarized in a diary format.
This service is useful for reviewing their photographic activities and improving their photographic skills.

[Compatible Cameras]
Please refer to the URL below:
https://fujifilm-x.com/support/compatibility/software/xapp/

Please upgrade the camera with the latest firmware.
Please refer to the URL below to download the firmware:
https://fujifilm-x.com/global/support/download/firmware/cameras/

[Compatible OS]
Android 11, 12, 13, 14

[Supported languages]
English(US), English(UK), Japanese/日本語, French/Français, German/Deutsch, Spanish/Español, Italian/Italiano, Turkish/Türkçe, Simplified Chinese/中文简, Russian/Русский, Korean/한국, Thai/ไทย, Indonesian/Bahasa Indonesia

[Note]
The FUJIFILM XApp uses the GPS function of the smartphone/tablet continuously in the background, which may consume a large amount of battery power in your smartphone/tablet.
To reduce battery consumption, please go to "Settings" of FUJIFILM XApp and set the "Location synchronization interval" to a longer interval.

[How to use]
For detailed operations, please refer to the "Guide" found within this app.

* The Bluetooth® word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc. and any use of such marks by FUJIFILM Corporation is under license.

Ratings and reviews

Was really hoping to use it as a remote/monitor for video, but for some godforsaken reason the "Take" video function will override whatever settings you programmed and default to HD at 29.97fps. What? Why on earth would it do that? This app feels like an early alpha. I suppose the framework is there for a great app but it's likely years away.