Chas

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.

Well, it seems there are some issues with the update. Fuji has posted this on its website. Details of the problem 1. When RAW files, which were taken by X-T2 (before firmware ver.4.00), are converted in camera (ver.4.00) or by "FUJIFILM X RAW STUDIO", they are not converted properly. 2. When pressing the shutter button halfway under certain conditions, the live view can flicker. 3. In rare cases, a hang-up can occur. If you want, you can update the update to v4.01 which in effect takes you back to v3.00. (If you do update to v4.01 you do not get any of the enhancements in v4.00) Full details http://www.fujifilm.com/support/digital_cameras/software/firmware/x/xt2/index.html.

Apologies if this has been posted elsewhere but there is a firmware upgrade available for XT-2 to V4, Details 1. Addition of “Focus Bracketing” The update will enable the photographer to shoot focus distance bracketing up to 999 frames. When the photographer starts shooting, the focal location is shifted with each activation of the shutter by the step of focus shift set from 1 to 10. 2. Compatible with the newly developed cinema lens FUJINON MKX18-55mmT2.9 lens and FUJINON MKX50-135mmT2.9 lens The upgrade will add compatibility for the newly developed FUJINON MKX18-55mmT2.9 lens and FUJINON MKX50-135mmT2.9 lens 1) Aperture information can be displayed on the monitor. The upgrade allows users to select T-stop or F-stop. 2) The upgrade allows users to check the focus distance with the distance indicator shown on the monitor. 3) Automatically corrects the distortion and the color/brightness shading. 4) Camera automatically calculate the White Balance based on the lens position and deliver the color expressions with Film Simulation modes. 3. Enlarged and customizable indicators or information The upgrade allows users to enlarge indicators and information in the viewfinder and/or LCD monitor. This upgrade will also enable users to customize the location of where the information is shown on the display. 4. Addition of F-log SD card recording The upgrade allows users to record F-log movie data into their SD card. 5. Addition of 1080/120P high-speed video mode The upgrade allows users to shoot 1080/120P high-speed video (1/2, 1/4 and 1/5 speed slow motion), ideal for recording spectacular slow-motion footage. 6. Enhanced Phase Detection AF Latest updates to the AF algorithm provide the following performance enhancements : 1) The low-light limit for phase detection autofocus has been improved by approximately 1.5 stops from 0.5EV to -1.0EV, raising the precision and speed of autofocus in low-light environments. 2) The range at minimum aperture has been expanded from F8 to F11. For example, even when using the XF100-400mmF4.5-5.6 R LM OIS WR with the tele converter XF2X TC WR, phase detection autofocus can now be used. 3) Major improvements have been made to the AF-C performance while operating the zoom, which provides major benefits when shooting sports and other scenarios in which the subjects moves unpredictably. 4) Finely-detailed surface textures of wild birds and wild animals can now be captured at high speed and with high precision as a result of improvement in phase detection autofocus. 7. Addition of “Flicker Reduction” For enhancing the quality of indoor sports photography, the upgrade allows users to reduce flicker in pictures and the display when shooting under fluorescent lighting and other similar light sources. 8. Addition of “Select Folder” and “Create Folder” Enables the user to choose the folder in which subsequent pictures will be stored. And also enable to enter a five-character folder name to create a new folder in which to store subsequent pictures. 9. New functions are added to store and read of camera settings by FUJIFILM X Acquire Once connecting a camera to a computer via USB cable, the “FUJIFILM X Acquire” allows users to backup/restore camera settings to/from a file. With “FUJIFILM X Acquire” (ver.1.7 or newer), CUSTOM REGISTRATION/EDIT settings are also stored and read.