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Good to know. It usually goes like this. Only happened once on mine. Did you do anything out of the ordinary when it happened?

All...this is a Youtube video which highlights the same issue with the vertical lines on the X-T2 LCD:

Interesting...May I ask when did you purchase your X-T2? Also, do you have any screen protectors (eg. Lamar etc) ? Let us know when the lines will disappear or if you have derived a repeatable pattern.

Fuji X-T2 here, too. Same exact issue as stated by the original poster. Tiny little white vertical lines on the LCD only. Pics and viewfinder are fine. The lines appeared two days ago. This morning they were almost gone. Not exposed to heat. In fact, it has not been used at all. Changed lenses, changed batteries (tried the new NP-WP126s and the old ones NP-WP126) but no change. This is a strange one... Anyone has a root cause or a solution? To my research so far, the issue seems to resolve itself after a couple days. But, does it come back??

I thought it was unusual as well. Not my first time checking lenses, as I have been a Nikon user for a long time and I like some of the older AIS and E series Nikkors. My replacements are coming in tomorrow. I hope these will be OK.

Lens Metal Shavings/specks!! Interesting timing... So, I just received two brand new Fuji lenses from Adorama. I got them on the May 22nd sale, great prices! I got the 35 f/2 and the 55-200 f3.5 - f4.8 I have discovered that BOTH lenses have tiny metal shavings in the internal glass elements. How do I know they are metal? They reflect the light of my LED flashlight, and it is a rather bright reflection! The 35 f/2 has a rather big one. I can even see it without a flashlight when pointing to a white surface. The 55-200 has 4 such metal shavings but smaller. And they are waaaaay deep in the middle glass elements. Again, they are reflective. Think about it like bright stars on the sky, when using the flashlight. I was rather disappointed to say the least, as i always consider Fuji glass and quality top notch! I could not believe it. I thought to check my older 18-55 lens and see if that one has metal specks in there. And guess what... it does... way more. Something like 5 or 6 small ones.The two lenses are going back to Adorama for exchange. Will these metal shavings cause an issue? I really don't know nor I have the patience to uber-pixel-peep trying to find for ghost shadows and dark spots in the pictures. And since they are reflective instead of dust, I don't know if they will cause further screw ups in bright daylight. But, if I am paying for new lenses, I demand to be dust free. And what is up with the metal shavings?? I am reading people are finding them on their sensor. This is not OK!