Fanjan

Does anyone know what the remote shutter release cable circuit is for the Super mini stereo jack? I have a remote shutter release (Meyin cheapy) for my GH2, however, although the X-T10 picks up I plugged a cable release in, the remote shutter release does not work with it, which leads me to believe the trip circuit is different to that of the GH2. I've been unable to find a intervalometer for the X-T10 except for the RR-99, however that plug is a LOT less secure. I know there is a built in intervalometer, however this is useless once you want to combine the camera with a slider. The slider needs to control the shutter release. Anyone know if Fujifilm technical is contactable directly regarding? Alternatively, does anyone know if there is an API or the like which will allow a third party app to talk to the camera (releasing the shutter) via wireless?

Hello all I work as a Gaffer and Grip, and general technical problem solver for a company here in the friendly (yet people insist windy) city of Port Elizabeth. I recently acquired a X-T10 (to upgrade to X-T2 for the video) after my GH2 (yes, those great video cameras that looked like a stills camera) LCD screen died on me. I was very interested in the Sony a6300 for the video, however the Fujifilm camera's finally had a body setup that works with my analog head, the basics you need for photography are put on dials on the body. The other reason for Fuji is unlike Sony, they are in the country, Sony pulled out three years ago. The Sony's, although great for video, still felt like I'm holding a smartphone in my hands, as oppose to the Fujifilm's where it feels like a camera. Yes, the camera does matter a bit in photography. Verily, this vichyssoise of verbiage veers most verbose, so let me simply add that it is my very good honor to meet you and you may call me Fanjan