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Make sense to not have B between T and A.. And take the lock away from the shutter dial (and the ISO dial) and move it to the exposure compensation dial.

Does the X-T10 or X-T1 have GPS built-in or is this for the remote app? I'd love to have GPS built in :-)

The funny thing is that this would be really easy to do for them with a firmware update.

These are very good. What focusing mode did you use? I am still undecided between zone and single point focus for this kind of pictures.

There are plenty of threads about this already and I am sure Fuji knows. I agree a firmware update should be able to solve this,

Good idea but it's a little hard to use for beginners. It's not very clear how to add something to the wiki.

I have a Gorillapod and I just can't become friends with it. The legs are always the wrong way and it's not very stable. I would probably go with something like this now: http://www.mefoto.com/products/daytrip.aspx

I think they do Wifi because the range is much longer. Bluetooth is a little limited. I would like to see them use the Wifi to check for firmware updates for lenses and the camera.

Isn't the clutch a mechanical thing? There is probably no firmware that can make it autofocus when the clutch is enaged.

I guess the rumored release date really was wrong after all :-)

Yes

There are legitimate use cases for doing from 5 shots from -2 to +2 in or even more in challenging situations. RAW processing or not. It certainly would be pretty easy for them implement.

Sounds like there are some interesting changes to AF-L and the movie recording button. They seem to have an aversion against extended bracketing though :-)

As a pilot can you clean your windows before the flight? I hate it that often the windows in a plane are so dirty that can't take decent pictures.

I was also wondering about the voltage but I got a USB charger for less than $10 from amazon and it works well. If I were travelling, I would get a big USB backup battery that I'd recharge whenever possible. That battery then would charge the batteries. If off grid, add a solar panel to charge the backup battery.

Let's hope Best Buy puts on another accidental sale like they did for the 50-140 for $500...

This will be my last post. If you have a problem with what other people are having an issue with then just stay out of it. Nothing lost and nobody will bug you. However, if Fuji wants to have success they will listen to the "whiners" and not to people like you. The market is very competitive and if other brands do something better (yes, other brands' burst implementation is better) then Fuji better pay attention.

You have a problem with other people having a problem. And basically you are calling them stupid.

Same here. Never a problem with Sandisk cards but I have seen errors with Sony and Lexar cards.

Have you ever tried another camera before you wrote this? There are plenty of people in this thread who have observed the same thing and you dismiss them in an extremely arrogant way. If you want to help Fuji then point out to them where other brands are doing better. Don't belittle other people. It doesn't help anybody.

Won't fakers be able to easily produce fake RAW files?

Have you ever tried a Nikon in burst mode? It doesn't have a neural interface and it just works better.

Yes, you can of course. But the Fuji implementation of burst is much more aggressive than the ones I have tried before (Pentax and Nikon). With these I can take a single pic in CH or a series and control it really well. With Fuji X-T1 I always get a few frames more than I really want. You have to try it with the other brands to understand the difference.

What lens are you using?

That's what I usually do. But with the Pentax it definitely was much easier. I added this because Fuji could do this with just a software change. No new hardware needed.