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You are right. It is under the shooting bank of settings. But it isn’t automatic for me.

That’s what I am referring to. There is a menu setting under User Settings for Tele, Wide, or Off. I believe it is designed to help with vignetting and such

Walking around with the telephoto conversion lens attached. I either turn the camera off between shooting or it times out. Either way, the camera needs to be turned on again and I need to go back into the settings and enable it again. Is there a way to make this setting persist until changed again?

X100vi Godox xpro trigger godox v1 flash the test button on the trigger fires the flash. The camera seems to see the trigger attached and on, but the camera doesn’t fire the flash. Is it a setting or is there something wrong with my camera? I was at a workshop and borrowed a pocket wizard that worked with my Nikon, but not with the Fuji.

Thanks to everyone who helped

I called Fuji support. Seems that I had Conversion Lens set to Tele even though I didn’t have the lens attached and this was interfering. I set it back to Off and then everything was fine

Yes. I found that. But when I highlight Still Image and tap OK, press the joystick hit Drive Delete again, or press Back the prior setting remains and the Still Image setting doesn’t take effect. What do I need to do to make it “stick”?

Not sure what I did to accomplish this before. Still Image doesn’t stick. I press Menu/OK. I press the joystick. The Toy Camera setting won’t go away

Thank you! That worked this time. It didn’t seem to do anything when I tried it (many times) before.

I may be staring right at it, but I can’t figure out how to deselect — apply “none” — as opposed to just selecting a different filter.

I played with the “Advanced Filter” settings, but don’t want to use all of the time. I can’t figure out how to reset to no filter. Tried twice. First time, I gave up and did a factory reset. Don’t want to keep doing that. There has to be a less drastic way of doing this.

I have a GW690iii and Instax, but I got a new X100VI today and am very excited. Looking forward to participating here to learn more about my camera.