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  1. As Olaf says and a long press on the disp/back button is a quick way of showing all the current function assignments - you scroll down to the "Q" setting.
  2. None of the settings on X series cameras are mechanical
  3. First things - make sure you have PREVIEW EXP./WB IN MANUAL MODE in the Screen setup menu set to PREVIEW EXP./WB. - set NATURAL LIVE VIEW to Off https://fujifilm-dsc.com/en/manual/x-s10/menu_setup/screen_set-up/#preview_exp_wb_in_manual_mode
  4. Did you check that Flicker Reduction was off? https://fujifilm-dsc.com/en/manual/x-pro3/menu_shooting/shooting_setting/index.html#flicker_reduction
  5. My X100VI is probably the best quality camera I've ever owned - its my first in the X100 series so can't compare with the X100V - I haven't found any of the controls that don't work the way they should including the viewfinder selector.
  6. Its a little more than just the metadata - there is also a 13MP jpg stored in the RAF file - if the RAF file was to be updated I'd probably prefer another copy.
  7. Have you tried using the Fujifilm X Raw Studio software on a computer? You can still use the camera for the actual conversion and it would solve most of your problems in naming and batch conversion.
  8. Why not use Image Capture? It would seem to have the same functionality as Finder for importing images and its built-in on your MacBook.
  9. Hi Paul - thanks for the offer - I'd be curious in your overall conclusion if you don't get enough interest to do the detailed work.
  10. Raw or JPG? Are you planning on any post processing?
  11. If you're shooting in single shot you can tell whether its a slow card or clarity: - a slow card won't prevent you from taking further shots (images are buffered during the card write) - clarity will block further shots until the processing is complete (and will show a Storing message on the screen). For continuous bursts the card speed is more important (as the buffer can be filled) but you can't use Clarity in a continuous burst.
  12. MacOS Image Capture utility might be your answer. Its a software thing - the camera doesn't appear as a remote drive but you can transfer images to the MacBook.
  13. I’m not sure which compatibility issues you mean but I’d guess it’s because the processing is done by the camera - so you can’t do anything that wouldn’t have been possible when shooting images with that camera model. If the recipe calls for a film simulation or camera function that isn’t supported then the recipe isn’t going to work properly. Maybe you can provide links to the posts or recipes that mention processor compatibility.
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