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It's a bit hard to take what this person says seriously nowadays. I mean, he literally called Einstein a dumbass...

Did you check the option to have large display setting? It should be off to show the digital scale.

Hi, I use this one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08LST8MJN/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_YN8HJDY9DW42FSYR61XW?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 It can be powered through USB or with a universal DC adapter. It works fine.

there are many possible explanations... it's a bit hard to help without seeing some examples and have more info. First thing I would check in manual focus is the diopter adsjustment for the EVF.

I got it to autofocus so I would say it's possible. It has to be in Continuous focus (and/or eye detect) AND have the pre-focus option enabled.

Actually it did.

Received the dummy, works perfectly, no overheating or anything. I power it with a Belker adjustable DC power adapter. It is set to deliver 9V. The link to the dummy on Amazon US is https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08LST8MJN?ref=ppx_yo2_dt_b_product_details&th=1

Ordered high quality cables, we'll see how if it solves the problem.

- USB connection: not working from a USB 3 hub connected to a USB 3 port, not working with some cables, but more or less randomly (will work sometimes with a cable but not all the time) - Webcam Software: not recognizing the camera, not showing up in anything else than Zoom (namely OSB or Skype) - When it works, no control over anything while broadcasting, very laggy at 30 fps, unusable at 60 fps. I find the HDMI interface way better.

At the moment I'm using USB capture card + USB-c for power. The camera doesn't actually charge the battery but it also doesn't seem to draw from it so it works for long sessions. I've had a so much trouble with the direct USB to PC using Fuji's Webcam software... I found a decently priced dummy battery, I will test is and report here.

Hi, Could you elaborate? Somewhat in a similar boat here. My understanding is that the camera cannot use the USB both as a data channel for the video and as a source of power.

Do you have a TRS plug (NOT a TRRS)? TRS = 2 black bands on the jack, TRRS = 3 bands.

I use the Fotga NP-W126 battery coupler and it fits perfectly with a very stable connection.

Both function as expected on my X-S10, both zebras and peaking while recording.

There are actually two sets of 1-12 numbers for the hours. Move the hours number past 12 to access the PM ones.