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  1. I'm placing this post in General Discussion section 'cause I believe the problems to be relevant not exclusively for X-T20, but to other models as well. My X-T20 preview button suddenly stopped working. When after taking a picture I want to see how it came out, the preview button displays nothing, no matter how many times I press it. To view the picture I have to turn of and turn on the camera, then the preview button will show the last picture taken. But not the next one I will take. This is definitely Fuji problems and their folks need to fix them ASAP. I was planning to bye a new Fujifilm camera but will not do so unless there is a guarantee that Fuji can deal with the Quality Assurance issues.
  2. I have just discovered this problem with my X-T20. When I turn on the camera the eye sensor reacts properly one or two times, then it stays in EVF ONLY position. So, this has nothing to do with cleaning the EVF or with any other wrongdoings of a user. And it is not a single occasion, as this thread proves. This is a serious problem with Fujifilm product, and Fuji should fix it without asking users to pay for repairs. This is not the only problem my camera has developed recently. The other one is: preview button suddenly stopped working. If after taking a picture I want to see how it came out, the preview button does display nothing, no matter how many times I press it. To view the picture I have to turn of and turn on the camera, then the preview button will show the last picture taken.
  3. Nothing particularly complicated if you turn on Auto...
  4. I will get it for the two lens travel kit: 14mm and 16-80mm.
  5. I appreciate the effort. That being said, I definitrly prefer the old layout. It was compact, no nonsense, straight to the point. The new one requires more scrolling to find points of one's interest, and color solution, which would be appropriate for children's site, seems out of whack here. Is it possible to return to the old style? It would be terrific!
  6. The problem could be with the camera or it can be with the card. I tend to think the card is the culprit. Which exactly card have you been using? Did you try to insert a different card and see if your X-T2 has the same problem with it as well?
  7. I can see banding in the Milandro's link, but not in the samples provided by Teon ijff. Yes, there are definite horizontal color zones in those landscapes, but isn't that specific distribution of natural light?...
  8. Hi laurelxr! Congratulations, you've bought yourself quite advanced and expensive camera. That's the good part. The bad part is that buying a better set of laws of physics costs a lot more. You'll be better off just buying a macro lens and set of appropriate lights. Good luck!
  9. Either the reason described by jimphotos or you might have a dark background where the dark spot is located, in which case the blob will jot be visible. Clean the sensor, bro.
  10. Yeap. Soft. Mushy. Not worth even a buck.
  11. Mari didn't say the camera got hot, she mentioned red light, which is an error sign indicating the problem either with the lans or the card. There is no reason to send the camera in before checking those two issues.
  12. Mari, red light indicator means either a lens or memory error. You've got to give more specifics. What set of parameters are you using: position of all of your dials, ISO, aperture, what lens are you using, does it happens with any other lens, have you tried changing the lens and making sure contacts are clean? Have you tried changing the memory card? What was the result? Another question: is this your first digital camera? Is this your first Fujifilm camera?
  13. Here's what you want to do to set up a truly scientific test. First let the acousticians measure sensitivity of both of your ears. Second, you've got to measure exact distances between each of your ears and the camera shutter mechanism in both horizontal and vertical positions, as well as the angles between the ear surfaces and the direction of the vector connecting ear openings to the shutter mechanism. Then simple acoustical calculations will reveal the actual strength of the signals coming from the camera to each of your ears. If those results jive with your perseption then everithing works properly. Otherwise you should gather all this data and send it to Fujifilm along with your camera for investigation. There ain't no need to thank me. That's what all of us would do in such dire circumstances. Good luck. Please, keep us posted.
  14. Anything made in Russia is second-rate. It's a technologically challenged land. Just wondering, why would you want to buy their product?
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