Greybeard

No - I don’t think so - it means you can take pictures if you remove the lens completely - but I’m not sure that is a problem

It appears that Apple now (at last!) fully supports FujiFilm Lossless and Compressed RAF files. In the latest updates of MacOS Tahoe 26.2, iOS 26 and iPadOS 26 compressed files are supported in Finder/Files and the Photos app. Good news for those of us with Macs and iPads.

I always use a card reader but if you want to directly connect the camera to the Mac you need to use Image Capture software to import images. (Image Capture is already installed on your Mac).

The short answer is no but if X Raw Studio noise reduction doesn’t give you the results you like why not process them with another raw processor? You could then apply noise reduction together with whatever other processing you want to do.

The film simulations dial over-rides everything else - if you want to use the custom settings (or use the menu to set film simulations) then you set the dial to “C” which essentially turns it off.

If the spots are in the same place every time then its likely a dirty sensor - you can buy a sensor cleaning kit and do it yourself or take it in to get cleaned professionally.

Thats strange - I have the same camera and latest version of X Raw Studio (1.28.0.2) and it works as expected (using a Mac). Have you tried looking again at the old raw files that you viewed in the past and were working? That way you know its not something specific about these new files. There was a problem with the previous version of X Raw Studio and the latest release of the Mac operating system but that seems to have been fixed.

Check the Image Display function in the Screen set-up menu - it would exhibit this behaviour if it is set to Continuous

I don't think there is any way to reassign (or lock) any of the function buttons during playback on any X series camera.

I don't have an X-T3 to check and it doesn't mention in the manual but its possible that you can lock the dial using the LOCK option in the Button/Dial Setting menu

Reala ACE has been available on the X-H2S since firmware version 7.0

I went in a slightly different direction from Astigmatism - I have both the X-H2S and the X100VI. Both are enjoyable - the X100VI is more discrete and better as a wander around camera but I really enjoy using the X-H2S with its larger grip, forward shutter button and lots of controls.

Cameras have moved on since the XT20 was released at the beginning of 2017

Maybe try taking a photo at something like f/16 of a plain white wall and see if you get the problem. if so then follow Jerry’s advice.

Might be nice but they will never do it when they have a marked dial

You can disable the Exposure Compensation dial by setting it as a lock function in the Button/Dial menu. Then a long press on the menu button will lock or unlock it. This applies to most recent FujiFilm cameras including X-E5 and X-T5.

I’ve never seen a setting for the conversion lens under User Settings - there is one under Shooting Setting but it’s set automatically with the X100VI/TCL-X100II combination.

Which camera and which lens? My X100VI just works with the TCL-X100II and doesn't need any settings changes.

Did you use a card or cable direct from camera?

See the response on the other forum - you likely had the camera set to save jpg only

Doesn't look good - maybe you could contact the FujiFilm support group in France and ask them - they might also be able to estimate a repair cost.

Thats weird - is this both raw and jpeg? The colours look a bit off as well. Just in case - have you tried a complete settings refresh?

I’d suggest emailing the FujiFilm support organisation in your location

in AF-C FujiFilm cameras stop down when you half press the shutter - in AF-S they don't

The max mechanical shutter speed for the X100VI at f2 is 1/2000. If you have the max sensitivity for Auto2 set to 3200 then the rear screen will show 3200 until you half press the shutter.