Fujifilm X-A5, X-A3 and X-A20 Firmware Updates Released

Today Fujifilm released firmware updates for Fujifilm X-A5, X-A3 and X-A20 cameras.

• X-A3 Firmware Update Ver.2.21 – download here
• X-A5 Firmware Update Ver.1.10 – download here
• X-A20 Firmware Update Ver.1.11 – download here

Full details of the updates below.

I remind you that Fujifilm will release Fujifilm X-Pro2 ver.5.00 and GFX 50S ver.3.10 in July 2018. Full report here.

FUJIFILM X-A5 ver. 1.10

The firmware update Ver.1.10 from Ver.1.00 incorporates the following issues:

1. Introducing a new PDAF algorithm
   Applying the newly developed PDAF algorithm first featured on the FUJIFILM X-T100. The improvement in autofocus speed and accuracy ensures that you capture those beautiful photographic moments quicker.
2. Extended movie recording time
   The optimized movie processing algorithm extends the individual movie recording time up to approximately 30 minutes in any movie quality. <Note> Although movie recording will continue without interruption when the file size reaches 4GB, subsequent footage will be recorded to a separate file which must be viewed separately.
3. Initial setting of ISO is changed to “AUTO” from “200” when switching to P, S, A, M, and Adv mode.
4. Visibility on the LCD is improved during CL shooting.
5. Improved HDMI output usability
   This upgrade eliminates the time limitation.
6. Graphic interface is modified when the main LCD monitor is inverted by 180 degrees.
7. The phenomenon is fixed that in rare cases, INTERVAL TIMER SHOOTING stops.

FUJIFILM X-A3 ver. 2.21

The firmware update Ver.2.21 from Ver.2.20 incorporates the following issues:

1. Initial setting of ISO is changed to “AUTO” from “200” when switching to P, S, A, M, and Adv mode.
2. The phenomenon is fixed that in rare cases, INTERVAL TIMER SHOOTING stops.

FUJIFILM X-A20 ver. 1.11

The firmware update Ver.1.11 from Ver.1.10 incorporates the following issues:

• 1. Initial setting of ISO is changed to “AUTO” from “200” when switching to P, S, A, M, and Adv mode.
• 2. The phenomenon is fixed that in rare cases, INTERVAL TIMER SHOOTING stops.