Bill28

Well this explains it. but even their techs don't know about this! Looks like I'll be trading them off for the new Nikon.

Look what I found today. Unfortunately I only used the X-T2 cameras for 4K and it looks like Fuji expects these cameras to stop unexpectedly. Can't recommend these to anyone for professional use-sorry.

Fuji really seams to be clueless on this. There is another forum is which everyone is having this problem. They are attributing it to the battery pack drive. I'm presently running some tests and it does seem to be a battery pack issue.---to be continued!

Letter sent to Fuji Sirs, I'm having X-T2 issues shooting 4K video. I only use these cameras to shoot 4K. I have 2 cameras and both of them have been doing this. I use them on AC, with the motor drive( 2 different motor drives). After 3 hours of shooting 4K and after a 1 hour rest, I insert a new card and after about 5 minutes of recording the camera just stops recording. The camera starts up right away. Then after a few minutes of recording again, the camera stops again. No heat warning no nothing. Again I can start recording almost immediately. Thinking it's the card, I'm using a SanDisk SanDisk 64GB Extreme PRO UHS-II SDXC ,(but this is same type of card I've been using all morning), I switched cards to the SanDisk 64GB Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-I Memory Card . After about 3 minutes of recording, it does the same thing on the new card. So I don't believe it's the cards. The cameras are hot to the touch, so it may be a heat issue. Any thoughts would be helpful. I may end up getting rid of these if we can't solve this problem. I need reliable cameras when I'm shooting. Sirs, I'm having X-T2 issues shooting 4K video. I only use these cameras to shoot 4K. I have 2 cameras and both of them have been doing this. I use them on AC, with the motor drive( 2 different motor drives). After 3 hours of shooting 4K and after a 1 hour rest, I insert a new card and after about 5 minutes of recording the camera just stops recording. The camera starts up right away. Then after a few minutes of recording again, the camera stops again. No heat warning no nothing. Again I can start recording almost immediately. Thinking it's the card, I'm using a SanDisk SanDisk 64GB Extreme PRO UHS-II SDXC ,(but this is same type of card I've been using all morning), I switched cards to the SanDisk 64GB Extreme PRO SDXC UHS-I Memory Card . After about 3 minutes of recording, it does the same thing on the new card. So I don't believe it's the cards. The cameras are hot to the touch, so it may be a heat issue. Any thoughts would be helpful. I may end up getting rid of these if we can't solve this problem. I need reliable cameras when I'm shooting.

Cards make no difference. I use the Sandisk 280mbs cards. This has started happening again on the 2nd camera. Talking to Fuji about it. Will let you know what happens. Bill

Looks like it's probably the camera. I've been running tests all day, and the 2nd camera runs to 30 mins fine-no stopping. The 1st camera periodically stops before reaching the 30 minute mark. Looks like it's going back to Fuji tomorrow

So I have 2 new X-T2's that I use almost exclusively for 4K video. The 1st camera I've been using has stopped recording after a few minutes of recording. ( this has happened 3 times on 3 different cards) It also only seems to happen once on a card. Yes, I'm using the grip. Also I have tested several cards and I'm using the fastest card , SanDisk Extreme Pro 300. At first I thought maybe it was the card so I went to the fastest card. But that doesn't seem to make a difference. Any one else have this problem? I'm thinking it's a software bug at this point. Any word from Fuji on this? Sorry if this topic has been covered before. I did do a search but nothing popped up. Thanks in advance for any input. Bill