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Just awaiting mine from : https://www.amazon.co.uk/First2savvv-Release-Fujifilm-anti-lost-LLX-XT2-01/dp/B01MG1U7N8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1477398476&sr=8-1&keywords=fuji+x-t2+l+bracket Will post again when it has arrived. **Update 31/10/16 Picked this up today and it fits perfectly to the XT-2. All the doors/flaps and LCD etc are accessible and open without clipping the bracket. Both Portrait and Landscape orientation fits my arca-plate on my tripod no problems either. The screw to mount to camera didn't seem to take many turns to tighten, so will have to keep an eye out on that one but it seems pretty solid.

I pre-ordered mine from WEX on 5th Sept and I had an email on 29th Sept to say it was in stock and it arrived next day. I was surprised I received it when I did, as I was assuming end October minimum.

OK - Updated! Found the issue.....I had left Face Detection on when I was playing with it when I first got it. Turning it off, no more ES/Over Exposure issue! Happy man again!

I double checked, and I am on MS only. I had a quick play indoors and was easily able to recreate it. Continuous shot, 9 point area focus, ISO 6400 (I think as it was set to Auto), Focus only shooting. I focused the points on my relatively plain curtain and it occurred straight away but focussing on an object in front, in this case my tripod, it worked fine. So just wondering if it is getting confused when there isn't a 'definite' focus? @Opteron: One thing which can mess up exposure in continuous mode is 'Shutter AE', which is on by default if I'm not mistaken. If you half press the shutter it will lock the exposure, which could be desired for single shot. Generally for continous mode it is not desired. Thank you - I will check this out. *EDIT* - I updated my camera settings and set Shutter AE to off and it still happens, almost every shot in a lowlight room (no chance to shoot outside during weekdays) this happened, though not always over exposed. Feeling a little disappointed tbh and hope Fuji can find and fix the issue in firmware

Hi All First post - unfortunately with an issue! I got my X-T2 on Saturday and went out yesterday and today with it and the 100-400. When in Continuous and in my case single point, the camera would switch to ES and completely overexpose the image. It seemed to happen in relatively normal scenes as well as contrasty ones too. Moving the focus to another point on the subject and trying again would more often than not succeed. Switching to single shot and single point, it behaved normally. I've not tried it in anger on my 10-24 and 18-135 yet so not sure if it is a body/lens combo or just a body issue. Anyone else experienced this?