George_P

Hey John,  you can assign it to fn2, I just did.  First you have to set a custom button setting.  Go to the IQ menu, scroll to Edit/Save Custom Setting, select the number you want, C1, C2, whatever, then pick MF, focus assist Off.  Then go back to the Custom Button menu, hold down Disp/Back until it comes up.  You can now assign your custom setting to button Fn2.  It works perfectly as a MF Focus Peak on/off button and reacts immediately.  Thanks for bringing this up, it is nice to have and I didn't think about it before.

You can build your own custom setting under the IQ menu, Edit/Save Custom Setting.  As far as I can tell, any camera function can be saved as C1, C2, etc.  Then you can assign the setting you created to a button, like the Fn2.  Pretty cool.

After upgrading firmware to V2.01 my X-T5 works just as well with the X-Prof F, without any issues, as far as I can tell.

Just my try . . . 

Here's another Robin.

Turn off Flickerless SS Setting
https://fujifilm-dsc.com/en/manual/x-t5/menu_shooting/shooting_setting/#flickerless_s-s_setting

The distant high peak is Monte Antelao (3264m), further to the right (invisible) is Marmolada (3343m).
I rather like this one. Looks like a nicely peaceful scene, but if you want to see what the conditions were really like, have a look at  this (with sound on !). It was freezing cold, I could hardly operate my poor camera.

Open Topic. Let us combat the global warming.
This one seems fit for a PF2019 greeting. PF2019 everyone !
 

Great shots, thanks for sharing.

3275 -1- A Long Train Running ...


Oldham County, Kentucky, USA
1/4.

Woodford County, Kentucky, USA

The calendar says the northern hemisphere's winter is finished for this year, so technically this is earliest, most early spring. It is still cold though.

Open Topic.

Shot using a B+W 10 stop ND filter and the 3 stop internal ND filter turned on, 77 second exposure. Did a lot of dodging and burning on this. Putting the horizon exactly in the center was a deliberate composition choice. 
I call this my poor mans Rothko. This all started for me when I saw the cover of the U2 album "No Line On The Horizon" in 2009 and looked up the photographer, Hiroshi Sugimoto. For years his work was in the back of my head. Finally this year I decided to do some long exposure work of my own. This is from my 3rd day ever of shooting LE. For some reason shooting 1x1 really appeals to me and I find myself shooting in that format a lot. 
C&C if you like. Comments are appreciated.