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That is one of the reasons I always buy new - you never know what previous owners have done - just sold on my X-T3 in perfect condition - completely reliable since being bought on release date.
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Can you link to sample files (both shots)? (The settings are stored in the EXIF metadata)
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UHC-II in one slot, UHC-I in the other... downsides?
Greybeard replied to boldblue737's topic in Fuji X-T4
I have used UHS-II in one slot of the X-T3 and UHS-I in the other but shoot in sequential mode so the UHS-I would only be used if the first slot fills. If you shoot in backup mode the camera will write at the speed of the slower card. -
How to find the shutter count X-T100
Greybeard replied to Jason Wallis's topic in Fuji X-T100 / Fuji X-T200
The Shutter Count tag used by the online viewers doesn't exist in files from the X-T100 and X-T200 - I don't know of any way of getting shutter count from those cameras. (Not to say there isn't some way to get the shutter count from these cameras - but if there is I can't find it - if you discover something please post here) -
XH2s and XH2r memory cards and accessories
Greybeard replied to PhujiFotos's topic in General Discussion
I have no insight whatsoever - but I wouldn't bet on the X-H2R using the CF Express card. - the X-H2S is built for speed and would get greater benefit from the much faster card. -
That sounds like you have imported jpg only - LR will only be able to develop the complete set of profiles from a raw file
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Can you find somewhere to try holding the cameras? They are quite different in size and layout and that might help you make up your mind. The X-E4 with the 27mm lens is very small and easier to carry around.
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You are probably shooting at 200 Mbits/second and copying the video file from camera to Mac via USB cable. There is a 4GB limit copying files to the Mac using a cable. The solution is to use a card reader attached to the computer.
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I doubt it - it probably needs the faster processor - more likely to wait and implement in the X-T5
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I don't have any opinion of DNG vs TIFF - its just that the Adobe DNG Converter is always a good (free) option for converting just about any raw format to DNG and the seem to keep it up to date - while others - especially Apple don't.
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Thanks a lot - I'll take a look
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I've not seen anyone develop an app which would convert compressed to uncompressed (and I have looked). The other alternative would be to convert to DNG rather than TIFF using the free Adobe DNG converter (but they would be larger). It's a shame that FujiFilm haven't published the compressed format to make it easy for third parties to uncompress their RAF files - or provided their own utility .
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Well - yes - there is a lock function that would do this - but it would have been difficult to do it by mistake: https://fujifilm-dsc.com/en/manual/x-t4/menu_setup/button-dial_setting/index.html#lock
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How to Use Custom Function of 50S ii to set Shoot without lens On
Greybeard replied to rollsman4's topic in Fuji GFX 50S
Is there a reason to not just set this on and forget about it? I rarely use third party lenses without an intelligent adapter but on my X series cameras I always have this setting on. -
Rear command dial doesn't shift aperture/shutter speed
Greybeard replied to RichardG's topic in Fuji X-T2 / Fuji X-T20
Dynamic Range set to Auto maybe? -
Face/Eye detection on
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It should - but is it? Have you confirmed that it works this way?
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I've never noticed that 'exp compensation when in M mode' option before - and it doesn't work for me either. When in M mode and you have a specific ISO setting then you get the Film Simulation using the dial - which sort of makes sense as you wouldn't want exposure compensation to work when you have set Shutter Speed, Aperture and ISO. But when in M mode and using auto ISO the dial doesn't seem to do anything - I was expecting it to adjust the ISO but it doesn't. Maybe someone else has found the answer.
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Most likely you have accidentally set the camera for taking multiple images: https://fujifilm-dsc.com/en/manual/x-t4/taking_photo/multi-exp/index.html If you have to press the Menu/OK button to continue then you are likely to have Image Display in Continuous mode: https://fujifilm-dsc.com/en/manual/x-t4/menu_setup/screen_set-up/index.html#image_disp
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You're going to have to give us some more information. What do you mean by "upload from card" and "show as jpgs"? If you are using a computer and copy the RAF files (using a card reader) from card to computer and then access those files with a program that can read Fujifilm raw files (such as Lightroom) then the image you see will be converted from raw.
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If there are a lot of files you could also use the free Fujifilm X Raw Studio to control the re-processing from a computer