Chas

Feeling a bit confused. Just checking my cameras menus and it doesn't show an option for Wide/Tracking in the AF Mode. All I have is Single point, Zone and All. I am not in manual mode. It's the same for AF-S as it is for AF-C. Camera X100VI, up to date firmware. I feel it is something basic, but i can't work it out. Cancel - found out I was inadvertantly in Toy mode. Apologies.

The Tentacle Sync Timecode tool is the one I tried. I couldn't get it to work. But that is probably my fault, not the software. I seemed to get a file, but I couldn't turn it into anything meaningful.

The ones inside the memory card slot.

Sorry, I should have closed this thread. The problem was with the contacts inside the camera which were faulty. Bought a replacement camera.

Nope. I've tried all different ways and no joy. I tried putting a timecode on an audio track but couldn't get Tentacle Sync (Windows version) or LTC Convert to read it. (Tried this route as Premiere doesn't read timecode from the camera) The last two might be my fault though. I wonder if the new HS2 will accept it?

This problem has been mentioned before, but all the solutions that applied previously, don't work with my camera. The problem is that I take an image and the indicator lamp on the back of my XT-2 flashes green and orange continuously. It is as though the camera is taking forever to write the image to the memory card. However, if I switch the camera off, and "OK" the message that pops up, ["Waiting for image transfer, OK stop waiting without recording" the image is on the card). I can take about 6 or 7 images then I have to resolve it by turning the camera off and on again. Action taken 1. Reset the camera several times. No change 2. Changed the memory cards to ones that work (I have an XT-4 so I have tested them in that one) 3. Changed to fresh batteries. 4. Turned off anything that I think could otherwise affect this. (e.g. Long Exposure NR turned off, turned the image display to 0.5 seconds and not continuous) Has anyone got any new suggestions?

https://www.fuji-x-forum.com/topic/11828-dummy-battery/

Looks a bit like my XT-2 power adapter......

This is obviously a UK plug. I have dug out the other plug ( a two pin version) and it also slots in neatly.

Do these help?

Going to use my X-T4 for video recordings at my video club. I can't seem to find any information about whether the X-T4 accepts an external time code input (e.g. Timecode Systems Ultrasync One) or whether I have to use an audio track to take the time code. Anyone know of any info? (I am aware that the X-T4 can generate time code, but that's not what I am asking. )

These images could not be sharp for a number of reasons. There is an easy way to check. Find a room with plenty of light, no wind, and put camera on tripod. Get one of those charts with lots of lines and colours - like a projector focussing chart - and take pictures (using a cable release or self timer) of it at various distances and apertures. Then you will know.

I'm not 100% sure on this, but does it mean that the battery grip is not connected properly?

Have you got manual focus assist on? Those highlights might be showing you what's in focus.

If it's like my XT-2 there is a button called the View Mode button to the right of the viewfinder. You can press this to cycle through the options for displaying the image in the EVF or the LCD.