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No I cannot replicate either.

There is also Raw Power and the newer Nitro from 'gentlemen coders’ Nitro/Raw Power on Mac - that is if you are on Mac. If on Windows or Mac, Affinity is a great program too, but more complex than wither Nitro or Raw Power.

Monochrome

I can only imagine, but as you say you do save money.

Sorry to hear about that, yes I like the RF very much, the two niggles aside, haven’t taken any images under 1/60th yet, but I like the way it handles, going to be a keeper for sure. I also have a Nikon Z6III with lenses up to 300mm.

I have two niggles. The On/Off switch is very easily put on when camera is put in or out of a bag. The other small niggle is the front cover that clips onto the hood, is similarly easily no longer solidly on, when put into a bag and the sides of the bag touch it! Apart from those minor irritations, very happy with my choice.

I collect my black camera this Friday. So also busy browsing the manual…….

The manual has landed!

Try user setting > screen setting > preview exp/wb in manual mode > off OR Change the Preview Pic Effect setting to off (spanner menu).

I cannot find it anywhere either so it seems like a case of patience while we wait.

Are you using the trigger X3 F? I have never yet seen this issue of the flash settings jumping back to TTL. This on various Nikon, Fuji etc over the last 2 or 3 years. Am about to try a GFX 100SII next week with my Godox…...

As far as I remember that top screen never is ‘off’ it always displays even when camera is off and does NOT drain the battery.

Have you a spare battery? Have you a USB-C cable and charger? Do either of those work?

Nice vibes too. I was going the X100VI route but fortunately I tried out a X-T5 and 23/33 lenses! So I buying the X-T5 just felt so much nicer with the smallrig grip attached. Everything in black.

I second that! Nitro is excellent.

Look no further Linda Nitro this has been developed by someone involved with Aperture in the past and it is fast and I use it a lot even though I also use Capture One.

My issue is with weight and the GFX telephoto lenses. I wish they would have a 300+1.4 TC like the fab Nikon AF-S Nikkor 300mm 1:4E PF ED VR. Every time I use that on a D850 I am amazed at over 400mm and so light in comparison to any of the Fuji GF telephoto lenses. The weight is why I sold my GFX gear.

And another Lincolnshire fellow awaiting a X100VI as return to Fujifilm as companion to a Nikon D850.

I agree Angelbird are excellent products, SD/CFE B - I have used them for ages.