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    Many thanks @dwardand @dta116 ; Thanks so much for the advice; I think you're right that it may be the settings & not a fault. I will try all of this; right now I'm occupied on a time-consuming shoot over several days with my Nikon D750; I took the Fuji along as a back-up but haven't used it for so long I've forgotten a lot of the settings!
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    Many thanks @dta116 - good suggestion, I will try this!
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    Thanks @Olaf W.- I did try some out of the train window & they were much better than the indoor shots. But as I said above, it's weird because the inside of the train was being lit by the light from the window, so the lighting was almost the same! I will try some more tomorrow; too tired now. Thanks so much for your help!
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    Thanks @Olaf W. - Opening the aperture did help to improve it, but then I have to massively increase the iso - with the grain that results - as otherwise the shutter speed becomes really slow. I've been trying to fix this while on a train sitting by a massive window, & the light levels inside aren't very different to outside, so I guess I'm puzzled why this camera is incapable of dealing with the indoor light - it's mostly sunlight coming in from outside! Maybe I'm too used to DSLRs that are fine taking indoor photos, but this wasn't exactly a crappy cheap camera!
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    Thanks, I did try a different lens, but the result is the same 😞
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    Thanks - no, in fact I just tried to do a factory reset (not sure if it worked though, as my own settings seemed to still be there) & now the images look ok in the viewfinder but the resulting images are massively too dark. I can't work out how to change the exposure settings. I've tried to take photos showing the viewfinder window before taking the photo & the playback of the image taken, but the second image is so dark the screen is like a mirror, but I think you can see the difference! The camera settings are on the screen. I would expect it to be maybe a little dark at 7.1, but not this dark. Plus I thought the whole thing with mirrorless cameras is what you see on the screen should be the same as the shot you take!
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    I've not used my X-t3 for a while, haven't changed any settings since I last used it & it was working fine. But now everything through the viewfinder & the images it takes are massively under-exposed & dark, in a weird, grey-ish kind of way. Please see image attached; it's hard to capture in a photo, but this was a well lit setting, with the camera on: Shutter 125, Aperture 5.6, ISO 400. The image is way too dark (nb it's not blue like in the photo, just really under-exposed). I'm thinking of doing a factory reset but can't find how to do this. Help!
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