EasyRay

yes, it is easy to correct once one understands (and remembers) what is happening. but, we shouldn't have to do that--especially for such a silly feature. it is a distracting interruption in the process of making a picture. hopefully, fujifilm is getting similar feedback on this and will change it.

this just happened to me. we were high in the mountains just before sundown. amazing scenery. then the viewfinder images all looked wierd. then realized camera was shooting this stupid thing called toy camera. at 2100m in late december is no time to figure this out. and the fotos suck. now warmly at home i am trying to figure out how to disable these dumb__s advance filters.

this just happened to me. we were high in the mountains just before sundown. amazing scenery. then the viewfinder images all looked wierd. then realized camera was shooting this stupid thing called toy camera. at 2100m in late december is no time to figure this out. and the fotos suck. now warmly at home i am trying to figure out how to disable these dumb__s advance filters.

thanks! i just ran into this problem on a vacation. after reading this thread, i wiped off the eye sensor of my x-t10 and it works fine.