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It's taking the Edison, NJ service center about 10 days to do camera repairs (X-T2 body only). Fuji also has a pretty inexpensive rental program that runs around $35 for the period of the repair, plus shipping.
reggie
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Hendrik,
How many lights were you using?
thanks!
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I just sent my X-T2 in for the same issue (high and low ISO values not going beyond pre-firmware 2.0 defaults).
Reggie
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Make sure your battery grip shutter is locked when you intend to use the cameras shutter button. Otherwise you could fill the buffer with a long continuous sequence of shutter releases that would continue even if you separate the battery grip.
Reggie
OK, Has anyone experienced this. Today I was doing some shots and got an error to turn camera off and turn on again. Now the shutter starts ot turn on and runs for 3 to 5 trips and the error returns. Pull all batteries out and tried again. And it continues. Shutter begins to trip at start. Checked the shutter release. All appears fine. Tried with and without battery grip. With and without a lens. Tried various S,C,M, focus selections, All the various drive options. Still can't get it to stop doing it. Even did the firmware 1.10 install again. Nothing resolved it. Hoping someone ran into this and knows a solution (other than sending back to the factory)
Mike
Re the T-Mode on the X-T2
in Fuji X-T2 / Fuji X-T20
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I use T-mode most often, due to the flexibility it gives you while looking through the viewfinder. It's also the only way, I believe, to get access to the really extended metered exposure durations. I will also switch between shutter priority and compensation/shutter adjustments via the front command dial.
reggie