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Admill last won the day on September 29 2022

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  1. UPDATE: I installed firmware version 2.0 that has just been released and the problem seems to have been fixed. I did a few test shots, and now focus hits dead on with both 16-55 and 56mm (with less agitated hunting on the latter). Very happy about this. Let's see if it holds up!
  2. That's a good idea, thanks. I do think that the AF-S works pretty well, will have a test to make sure. At least that could make it possible for me to still use these lenses for now, because they are really showing their age on this new body. Glad that there is a new 56mm coming out. I just realised that the 16-55 costs about the same as a Fuji prime lens... there has to be some sort of compromise in IQ or autofocus capability to justify this.
  3. Thank you for your reply, much appreciated. Unfortunately I don't know where I could get another copy of this lens without buying it again. It is as if the lens focuses a bit in front of the subject sometimes. It is possible that I already had this problem with the X-T4, but that the camera focused much slower and therefore the effect was not as pronounced. I photograph dancers in low lighting conditions, which is hard for the autofocus of any make of camera (even full frame) to handle. The X-T4 is just so quiet and perfect for taking photos during live performances, but now with the fast sensor speed of the X-H2s, complete silent images are possible! It is like you say, this is a computer, but now on steroids. My 50-140mm, 33mm f/1.4 and 90mm f/2 are all loving this new body. But the 56mm is now feeling like a rusted piece of squeaking machinery. Just wish that someone on here has had a similar experience with the 16-55 (well I don't really wish that upon anybody) and has a solution. Or maybe Fujifilm will release another firmware update soon?
  4. Hello! I bought an X-H2s recently and have had AF-C problems with the XF 16-55 f2.8 R LM WR and the XF 56 1.2 R. The 56mm was already noisily hunting with my older X-bodies, but this seems to have drastically increased with the X-H2s. It is as if the autofocus is too active for it, which is something I can understand with this camera which seems to be on steroids, but this shouldn't be happening with the 16-55, right? Is anyone else experiencing this? I would be really thankful for any feedback.
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