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  1. Can one get older camera firmware for X-T4 like 1.20 from Fujifilm Support page?
    I was going to upgrade my X-T4 camera yesterday but found no firmware (latest 1.21) to download for reason mentioned here in this thread. Could not find the previous 1.20 either.

    /Bo

  2. Look trough Pal2tech videos on Youtube, on X-T4 and some other videos he has also. He mention some buggs in X-T4 that should be corrected. I think they should offer an OLED display instead of the outdated LCD (stone age...), regarding hardware side. As enhancements via firmware other then fixing the kown bugs I can not think of anything right now but maybe some feature could be moved over from Fujifilm high end cameras to X-T4 also (it is on the edge to a high end camera, for me at least, I have X-T4).
    I guess IBIS can be improved even more, can not hurt. But IBIS is probably very good already.
    /Bo

  3. Hi,

    In my X-T4 I had to do this before X Acuire "found" my camera:

    In camera Settings select:
    Set Up
    Connection Settings
    Connection Mode
    Change from USB Card Reader to USB RAW CONV./Backup Restore.
    Then it worked fine to make a Backup of my X-T4 camera settings with X Acuire (from its icon in the taskbar  in lower right corner of Windows 10 that I use).
    Maybe similar problem with Your X-T2 and X Acuire?
    /Bo

  4. Great it was solved. It seems X-T4 is little "tricky" about SD cards, I have a common problem - I almost always need to insert the SD card(s) twice before Card Read error is is gone (yes I use Fujifilm recommened SD Cards, Sony UHS-II V90).
    Anyway this is what is said in X-T4 user manual, Troubleshooting section about the error You had (same suggestion for all 3 errors):

    FOCUS ERROR, 
    LENS CONTROL ERROR or
    TURN OFF THE CAMERA AND TURN ON AGAIN

    Explanation:
    Camera malfunction. Turn the camera off and then on again. If the message persists, contact a Fujifilm dealer.

    I would have contacted Fujifilm support if the problem had persisted.

    Have a nice day and I hope Your X-T4 will work fine for You now and in future.
    I have X-T4 also (I had a lot of trouble with it first and it was a "lemon" and I got a new and it has worked fine).

    /Bo 

  5. Found the cause now. I have a new X-T4 I got as a replacement for a "lemon" earlier this summer. With the new X-T4 I got I had forgot to change in Settings what is needed for X Acuire to "see" the X-T4:

    In camera Settings select:
    Set Up
    Connection Settings
    Connection Mode
    Change from USB Card Reader to USB RAW CONV./Backup Restore.
    Then it worked fine to make a Backup of my X-T4 camera settings.
    Live and learn (and try to remember...).
    /Bo 

    Fujifilm_X_Acquire_backup.jpg

  6. Hi,

    Problem:
    Fujifilm "X Acuire" application (for backup/restore of camera settings)  do not find my X-T4 camera anymore.
    I made one backup in the past when my X-T4 camera was new.
    My X-T4 is recognised by Windows 10, I can see it listed in Explorer in Windows 10, and I can browse files
    on the SD card in the camera that way.
    But "X Acuire" application say "No" camera found. I have uninstalled X Acuire and installed it again, and restarted computer but it did not help.
    Any advice? Is it any other application  then X Acuire I can use to backup and restore camera settings?
    regards,
    Bo

    Fujifilm_X_Acquire.jpg

  7. Hi Emerald,

    I'm sure You will love the X-T4, with suitable lens(es) for the kind of photos you need/want to take.
    I have X-T4 also (with lens XF 16-80mm F4 R OIS WR). It really helped me to learn the camera settings properly and set things for as optimal usage for the kind of photo I take. As with all cameras also X-T4 has some cons but the pros are so many.
    Have fun!

    /Bo

  8. I can adjust Shutter speed with rear right dial. I have set it in menu settings I want to adjust shutter speed on that "wheel" (to right decrease value, to left increase value). On front wheel on right side on X-T4 I can adjust ISO (also Apperture and value on that wheel, just cklick on the wheel and then rotate to select between them and confirm with click on wheel, select desired value. I mostly use manual settings for SS (Shutter Speed), ISO and Apereture ("F"). I have the right horizintal dial for shutter speed on top of X-T4 set to "T" (the little white dot is towards T) and then has that locked with press on top button so the dial is locked.

    Try read the X-T4 user manual some to get You on the right track to solve the problem that is with Your camera now that You can not select higher Shutter Speed (SS) then 125. Check in the camera Settings:
    SET UP
    BUTTOM/DIAL SETTINGS
    COMMAND DAIL SETTINGS
    Check what is assigned for the rear right dial (wheel).

  9. If You have a lens with OIS that has not on/off switch on the lens - what then? Like the lens XF 16-80mm F4 R OIS WR (that I have), it has no OIS on/off switch on the side, it is set in the camera Settings menu only to turn OIS on/off for video mode, Movie Setting:, IS Mode:

    IBIS/OIS (I have that selected)
    or
    IBIS/OIS +DIS
    or
    Off

    There is also IS Mode Boost that can be set to On (or Off)  (I have it set to Boost.)


    For Still (photo) mode it is in camera menu Shooting Setting, IS Mode:

    Continous (I have that selected)
    Shooting only
    Off

    So for Video it seems it is is both IBIS and OIS  in ise but for Still (photo) it is IS Mode Continous I use - is it both IBIS and OIS then?
     

    Thanks for clarification.
    Bo

  10. Update: So far the new Haoge LH-X18 square metal lens hood has not deattached while out in the terrain. So it is probably safe to draw the conclusion that it will not deattach by itself like the original round lens hood for X-T4 did several times out in the terrain for me. Here are two photos with my Haoge LH-X18 square metal lens hood attached, I was too lazy to deattach the battry grip, I do not use the grip that often and never out in the terrain.
    /Bo

    IMG_5417.jpg

    IMG_5420.jpg

  11. Same factory September 1 2020 in daylight. The breadfactory front facade is huge, as You can se in below photo. I have been up on the roof once when I had summer job during high school period, I think it was in 1977 I was up on the factory roof. It was magnificent  view to watch my hometown here in Sweden from about 50 meter (160-170 ft) above the ground. It is a viewpoint on the roof up to the left where it is a flagpole. In the photo I took with my X-T4 camera they had just cleaned (almost finished) the facade with help of the crane You can see in the photo below.
    /Bo

    Wasa_20-09-01.jpg

  12. No, I have not. I just use this forum for Fujifilm info, it is enough for me, for info about my X-T4 camera and the lens I use. 
    I will check out the link You provided, mdm.
    This new lens is said to be good to use working in low light conditions. Maybe something for me since I'm often out in afternoon and evenings with my X-T4 when light conditions are not so good. I will read more about this lens to find out if it could be for me or not. My present (only) lens XF 16-80mm F4 R OIS WR is OK but in lower light conditions it is not so good I have noticed. With flash it is great but one can not always use that.
    The XF 50mm F1.0 R WR has a weight of 845 gram, my XF 16-80mm F4 R OIS WR weight 440 gram.
    No OIS (Optical Image Stabilization) in the lens on XF 50mm F1.0 R WR, but the X-T4 camera I have has OIS. So maybe that is enough and not so big disadvantage then to use a non OIS lens?
    /Bo

  13. I had a single Sony Tough SF-G64T SD card initially alone in slot 1 and formatted it in camera in slot 1.
    Later I bought two Sony SF-G128T that I had in backup so one was in slot 1 and one in slot 2. Both cards was formatted in the camera.
    It seems not to matter if I use one or two cards in the slots.
    It is not a big problem but it should not be like this with high quality SD card like the Sony Tough cards.
    Once the card is recogniced, always on second insert of the SD card in a X-T4 slot, it works then perfectly.
    I think I can live with it.
    The cards has not been used that much, I have filled up the 64 GB card but the 128GB cards has still pleny of free space left.
    I have a HP Zbook laptop with Win 10 so no MacBook in use here.
    I have the latest firmware for both X-T4 camera (ver. 1.03) and lens XF16-80mm F4 R OIS WR (ver. 1.05).
    Thanks for the answer, Herco. 

  14. Hi,
    New lens XF 50mm F1.0 R WR, "launch" late September 2020.
    When it is possible to buy I have not a clue.
    It has a rather hefty recommended price tag (that I have read info about from a Photo Magazine in my country).

    - Large diameter mid telephoto prime lens.
    - World's first Autofocus capable F1.0 interchangeable lens for mirrorless digital cameras.
    Etc.

    Source and more info:
    https://www.fujifilm.com/news/n200903_01.html


    /Bo

  15. 20 hours ago, Adam Woodhouse said:

    But if the lens doesn't have a switch then the lens OIS is on if the body IBIS is on and off if the body IBIS is off.

    Adam,
    As I understand it and have observed on my own X-T4 and lens XF 16-80mm F4 R OIS WR it is as You wrote above.
    /Bo

     

     

     

     

  16. Hi all,
    I have noticed as soon as I take any of my SD cards out (for file transfer to my laptop in the laptop SD card slot) and then later insert the SD card in the X-T4 SD card slot it is almost always this message in X-T4 when I turn it on: CARD ERROR
    I take the SD card out of the slot in my X-T4 and insert it again and the error is gone next time I turn the camera on.
    Little annoying, not a big problem since I know the workaround now.
    Just curious, any others out there that has same problem?
    The SD cards I use is on the Fujifilm recommended list of SD cards.
    No other problems with my three SD cards I have. It is Sony Tough SF-G64T and SF-G128T (both V90) that I use.
    /Bo

     

    Card_Error.JPG

  17. That is correct, I have that lens. Screenshot for Photo (Still) mode below. I have not seen any settings that can enable camera OIS or lens OIS, it will be on (or off) in both if both camera and lens (as in this case) support OIS. If the lens do not support IOS the X-T4 camera OIS can be enabled by the Camera Shooting IS Mode setting. 
    But watch this video so You know the limitations:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8f9KSfm71JI
    /Bo

    IS_Mode.JPG

    Lens_IS_Mode_set_in_Camera_Shooting_menu.jpg

  18. Hi,

    I have got the Haoge LH-X18 square metal lens hood now. It seems OK but the plastic cover is little "sharp" in the edges so I will need to smooth it little with fine wet sandpaper. Since it is square it will probably be easier to get stuck in various tree branches and such out in the woods compared to a round lens hood. I think a round metal lens hood had been better. It is hard to imagine the Haoge LH-X18 square metal lens hood will come loose by itself, but usage will tell. I have not been out in the woods yet (I got the Haoge LH-X18 yesterday). I will report back later when I have used it more outdoors.

    /Bo

     

    Haoge LH-X18 square metal lens hood.JPG

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