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Yes I must admit I'm confused about this as well.

Would it be a pain to make them available in sRGB? I ask as this is the colour space I usually use. Thanks again to you and Scottie

Fleckintosh, I just want to say a huge thank you to you for these. The profiles really are fabulous. Ive tried them on my X-E2 images and even the Acros profiles for the X-pro2 look great. Classic Chrome is also a huge improvement. Can't wait to spend more time trying them out. Thanks again

But is nobody interested in pushing / showing interest to Fuji on this app?

Thoughts?

Please Fuji, I'm using an X-E2 and frequently use this app with my iPhone. It's been a great tool for me. However I'd really like an update that allows me to change between shutter types and between full manual/aperture priority/program mode. Is there likely to be any further development with the functions of this app in the near future?

I use something similar to this: http://www.thearmystore.co.uk/acatalog/Web_Haversack.html With a padded insert you can pick up for about £5-6 on ebay This takes ny X-e2 body with xf35 and and additional lens easily

Group A by Nainesh Shah, on Flickr Japanese Avant Guarde band "Group A"

Trying to delete my own post but can'r seem to do it

Hi, you can either directly upload an image from this thread or if you have your pictures on something like flickr you need to insert the BBcode. This code is available as a method of sharing through the desktop version of flickr but unfortunately not on the ios version.

Make sure you're using jpeg only and you'll be able to get the settings you're after. You can't select those iso settings in raw or raw & jpeg mode.

I also posted this on another Fuji forum What features would you like to see from the remote app? I love using the remote app with my X-E2 via my iPhone. However there are some things I would like to see added to its capabilities to get the best out of it. At the moment I'm finding that I have to come out of the app to make the following adjustments: 1. switch from manual to autofocus via the app 2. Switching between shutter types 3. Changing Dynamic Range (not so bothered about but would be nice). 4. change focus mode via app 5. Movie mode (again not as essential) Other than those things I think its a marvellous thing.

Have you tried resetting the camera? I've found that on a previous upgrade some of the issues I had disappeared after resetting. https://flickr.com/#/photos/magnesi/sets/

What i'd like to the fuji app to do would be: ability to switch from manual to autofocus and visa versa Select focus mode Change exposure mode eg from manual to aperture priority Change shutter type I'd in fact prefer the above features over the ability to control video Any thoughts anyone?

I think I posted this elsewhere on the forum as well. Love Thy Phone by Nainesh Shah, on Flickr

With regards to the ISO dial; on my X-E2 I have my four way dial setup like this: Left - ISO Up - AF Mode Right - Flash Compensation Down - AF point select With it set like this I find I can do pretty much all I want for focus and exposure, with just my right hand thumb, without taking my eye away from the viewfinder. From what I understand with the ISO dial and the lock button on the X-T1 and the X-Pro I think I would prefer the ISO working the way I currently have it set.

Barcelona2015116 by Nainesh Shah, on Flickr

Barcelona2015115 by Nainesh Shah, on Flickr

Barcelona2015148 by Nainesh Shah, on Flickr

Barcelona Barcelona2015138 by Nainesh Shah, on Flickr

Hi Tachenko, I hope you don't mind me adding to your wonderful images of Barcelona Barcelona2015153 by Nainesh Shah, on Flickr

Fuji X-E2, 35mm Untitled by Nainesh Shah, on Flickr

Fuji X-E2, 35mm Untitled by Nainesh Shah, on Flickr

Fuji X-E2, 35mm DSCF6818 by Nainesh Shah, on Flickr

It's true that the ISO knob isn't available on these but with the new menu system i have the ISO option on the left fn button (of the four way selector) and find it very easy to press it and scroll up/down with the 4 way selector. All buttons are next to each other and I can do this with the camera still to my eye. This is much easier than it used to be via the Q menu. Also with the X-T1 I believe the ISO dial locks in place. This means having to press a button to unlock and change settings. Just some food for thought. Good luck with whatever you decide to go for.