The Fuji STX-2 was introduced by Fuji in 1985 and was a basic manual SLR using 35mm film. It has TTL metering and 3 LEDs in the viewfinder to indicate exposure. The design of the body means it's easier to set the shutter speed and then alter the aperture of the lens to gain correct exposure, which tends to go against those who prefer to be creative with depth of field effects, but where time allows, the process can be done the other way round. The camera is a fully manual SLR camera utilizing Fujinon X-mount lenses and when new it came with a 50mm, f/1.9-16 (5 elements) with close focus at 0.6m lens. The shutter speeds are 1/1000 of a second to ½ second and Bulb. The camera has ISO settings from 25 to 3200. The viewfinder has 92% coverage, chosen shutter speed, and +ve and -ve LEDs for exposure warnings. The film is manual loaded, manual film advance and rewinding. It also has frame counter, Shutter release lock (also conserves batteries), hot shoe (flash sync speed 1/60s), ¼” 20 thread tripod socket, and self-timer. The exposure meter requires two LR44 watch batteries and the camera weighs 625g with lens mounted, 480g body only.