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Hi, i experienced similar issues with exposure during panning. I tried different meterings and sort out that i have to useing compensation but it not always work. For exapmle when i panned plane during landing - shots at the beiginign point of series were underexposed but at the end of series exposure was correct (sun was behind me all the time) I have 50-140/f2.8 and 16-55/f2.8. Fuji recently updated firmware of that lenses related to chosing correct exposure but i didn't have time to test it yet.

I sent lens to the fuji service center. They replaced fourth group of lenses under warranty.

Very rare, but lens is WR and Red Badge so it should not happen with brand new lens. Maybe i'll try send it to Fuji service center. I had similar problem with new x-h2s which had a smudge visible on photos even on very wide apertures and send it to fuji becasue blowing and cleaning by swabs not helped. They change filter on the sensor under warranty and now everything is ok.

I found setting IS MODE BOOST in MOVIE SETTING menu and i'm curious is it takes effect also in still photos? Choose the image stabilization level. Option Description [ON] Suitable for hand-held shooting with no panning. [OFF] Suitable for hand-held shooting with panning.

I know about this issue but i start using ES becasue I thought that X-H2S is designed specially for shooting moving objects as it has sensor with the fastes readout on a market and drive modes 30fps and 40fps avalible only in ES. And in ES you doesn't have blackout, freezing or low frame rate in evf during continous shooting. But i'll try do few test to chceck 30 and 40 fps and also MS, becase to date I used only 15 and 20fps. Me friend who shoot also airplanes with Canon R5 use ES and had problems but related to the IS which was fixed by updating lens firmware. That's why i strated suspecting that may OIS can do bad job during handheld paning. I'm guessing what for example do the subject tracking. I found that after turn it on, you can't change metering mode, can't change limiter in camera, and maybe there are more settings blocked, maybe it changes how OIS work during paning?

I'm tracking airplanes, taking photos during paning . I use AF-C, ES and 15 or 20FPS, subject tracking off, center point or center zone. In static shots OIS is very efficent because I can take sharp photos on 140mm and 1/10s but with paning maybe the best option is to keep up shutter times 2xfocal lenght. Today i took a series of photos on the times close to focal lenght. Many of those was shaked only in small areas. For example plane was sharp but nose or winglet or end of tail was slightly shaked. Maybe i have to use 30 or 40 fps?

Hi, I have x-h2s and 50-140 f/2.8 and lot of photos are shaked when I panning. For example I take a static shot on 140mm 1/60 and everything is sharp, but when I start panning for example with 1/125s I have a lot of photos skahed in axis which I panninng. I maintain stable position and avoid unnessery shakes. I start thinking if it's ois+ibis fault becasue when i had sony camera A77+70-300G which had only ibis i had only few photos shaked. So if i trun of ois on lens, ibis still will be working or completly shut off?

Hi, i bought 3 months ago a new copy of 16-55 f/2.8 and after taking some shots on f16-f22 i found on photos big spot which looks like dust spot. I thought that was dust on a sensor but checked it on another camera body and spot is still present. So i carefully check last element on the lens and found behind it (inside lens) little spot of dust or something else. My question is to live with that or try send lens to fuji service center ?