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  1. The delay is a result of having a “Clarity” setting engaged. Turn Clarity off and there will be no delay.
  2. I had a similar experience with my first version of the 10-24mm f/4 lens. I saw ‘smearing’ at the edges. Others who I knew and had the X-T5 told me that the second version, with weather sealing, performed better with their X-T5 than the original. I purchased the newer version. Although it is not perfect, it is much better at the edges and corners. I am fine with it’s performance for the vast majority of my images but if I have an image where very important detail is on the edge of the frame, I’ll run the raw file through either DXO or Topaz Sharpen AI to improve the edges. A couple of weeks ago, I published a post on my blog with my assessment and provided some example images. If you care to read it, it can be found here: https://www.thewanderinglensman.com/2023/01/follow-up-on-fujifilm-xf-10-24mm-lens.html. I hope this might help you a little.
  3. I purchased an X-T4 about two months ago. After I configured it to my liking it froze a couple of times. By freezing I mean that no controls/buttons would function and the EVF and LCD were also frozen. I could only get it to work by removing the battery and then turning it back on. That would solve the matter. I started changing one setting at a time to see if I could determine if any settings were causing the problem. I have no idea if it is a coincidence or it has solved the problem, but once I set all my film simulations’ “Clarity” settings back to zero, I’ve not had another incidence of the camera freezing. That was three weeks ago and I’ve used the camera several times. Clarity may have nothing to do with the freezing, but as of this writing, it has functioned properly every time. By the way, I do have the latest firmware loaded.
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