  The color X-ray camera (SLcam) is a full-field single photon imager. As
stand-alone camera, it is applicable for energy and space-resolved X-ray
detection measurements. The exchangeable poly-capillary optics in front of a
beryllium entrance window conducts X-ray photons from the probe to
distinguished energy dispersive pixels on a pnCCD. The dedicated software
enables the acquisition and the online processing of the spectral data for all
69696 pixels, leading to a real-time visualization of the element distribution
in a sample. No scanning system is employed. A first elemental composition
image of the sample is visible within minutes while statistics is improving in
the course of time. Straight poly-capillary optics allows for 1:1 imaging with
a space resolution of 50 um and no limited depth of sharpness, ideal to map
uneven objects. Using conically shaped optics, a magnification of 6 times was
achieved with a space resolution of 10 um. We present a measurement with a
laboratory source showing the camera capability to perform fast full-field
X-ray Fluorescence (FF-XRF) imaging with an easy, portable and modular setup.
