danywu

That makes sense. I checked the photos taken with custom modes and imported into Lightroom. They're all just jpg. Taking raw in C2 must've been a recent change I made and not imported into LR yet. Thanks for that!

I'm not sure if if this is the right bit of the forum for this question. I posted it here because I'm using an X-S10. Currently I have 2 custom modes set up. C1 is set up for action shots, saving jpegs only. C2 is set up for low lights, with raw and jpeg. When I use one of the PASM modes I can use the camera matching profiles, along with a bunch of Adobe ones, in Lightroom Classic. When I use one of the customs I see a very limited set of profiles, not camera matching ones, or even Adobe ones. Also, it's not reporting the lens info either. I'm a total noob in the Fujifilm world, pretty sure I'm missing something terribly obvious here. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Dany.

I am new to the Fujifilm world, having just bought my X-S10 yesterday. I have paired with Bluetooth to my Android phone, and am able to use the Remote Release function on the app. I'm curious about the Live view shooting though. I can't seem to get this going. It comes up with "Connecting. Please wait", then eventually failed to connect. I can't seem to use either of the two Import functions on the app either. Can someone please point me in the right direction? Thanks, Dany.

Hi everyone, a Kiwi here (New Zealander), new to the Fujifilm world, having come from a series of Canon cameras. My last camera was the EOS 450D, which I have not used for at least 5 years. Yesterday I just bought an X-S10 kit with 18-55mm lens. As I expected, it's a whole lot of learning about this particular camera's functionality, without the benefit of knowing Fujifilm's style of UX. We have a family vacation overseas planned for October this year. I'm hoping to learn a good deal about this camera before the big vacation. Since the pandemic started this overseas trip (all going well) feels like a big moment for us. Worthy of investing in a camera and learning to use it reasonably well!