Thomas Wyser

Thanks, Ill try it out.

I mostly use Lightroom and a bit of Photoshop. I heard that about Lightroom and Fuji. But I was never sure if that is the real problem. I tried Capture One Pro but hat problems to understand it and getting used to it.

Before I changed to Fuji, I used a Canon camera (EOS 5D Mark III), mostly with a L lens. Now I am using different Fujix cameras with different, mostly high quality lenses. I do no regret the change to Fuji at all. But...when I compare pictures taken with Fuji camera and Fuji lenses to photos taken with Canon lenses, I always thinks that the photos taken with Canon are much crisper and sharper. Even now, when I am using sometimes my Canon M6 Mk II with the 15 - 45 lens, these photos look much sharper than with a high quality Fuji lens. Why is that? Does somebody else made this experience?

With my Fuji X-T4, when the ISO dial is on C, I can use the front wheel to go through all the ISO settings from ISO 160 up to to ISO High 12800 and all the three ISO auto settings. When I press the front wheel, I can change the exposure (+/-). On my Fuji X-100V I have the ISO dial on C as well. I can use my front wheel as well to go through the ISO values, but only up to ISO HIgh 51200. It is not possible to choose the three ISO auto modes like that. Do I have wrong settings or is that just not possible? I think it was possible with the Fuji X-100F.