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@shlee76 I'm having the same issues. Seems to me only the batteries in the grip are affected. If I find some time, I'll investigate :-). Cheers!!!

Hey @patrickyeteng, did you try both focus ring positions? The 23mm has a focus clutch mechanism which sets the lens from AF to MF and vice versa. Cheers, Philip

Hi, I also upgraded from a X-T1 to X-T2 and use the X-T1 as second body. I also use the X100f. So I'm using older Fuji batteries, third party batteries (older ones) as well as the new s batteries. All of them work fine in every camera. And all of them are recharchable in camera by usb as well. So, no worries. Does this answer your question? Gesendet von iPhone mit Tapatalk

Same here

For me it happened on the latest firmware, also latest FW on all lenses. But it just happened once and since then never came again.

I asked myself very similar questions when I started photographing weddings (Started with a Nikon kit, but switched to shoot wedding with my Fujis). But there are more aspects to cover in your decision. A wedding differs from a normal shoot in the those aspects: No, no, no tolerance for faults. Broken lens, broken body, broken sd card, broken whatever kills you. No time to change lenses in critical situations --> Working with primes (which I personally prefer) means carrying around multiple bodies. You'll need a wider length for covering context as well as the possibility to go very tight for portraits So you definitely need some backup gear, whether a second body or a second system. To answer your question: I solved those needs with an additional X100s camera including the tele and wide converter. This gives you great flexibility, even in low light for a relatively small price (if you consider to buy it used). Having your 18-135 attached on your right and a X100(s/t/f) on the left, TCL and WCL in a pocket would be my choice. My personally most preferred setup for wedding stuff has been a 35mm 1.4 on a X-T1 combined with the X100s+WCL. Hope this helps. Cheers, Philip

Thank you for the review. I'm switching from a X100s to the f and I'm pretty keen how all those little tweaks and additions will feel. For my X100s I owned a LC-X100s leather case. Will the case also fit on the X100f? Any clue? Asking because I saw a case like the LC-X100s on one of your pictures...

Bought them at Amazon DE. Aren't they available in the US? Gesendet von iPhone mit Tapatalk

You can. But not by using the Fujis original charger. Take a look at patona battery bundle, there's a charger included which supports USB charge. You just need an additional micro usb cable like for a mobile phone, that's it :-). Cheers.

I can suggest the NP-W126 replacements coming from Patona. Used them on my X-T1 extensively and they're also working on my X-T2 with no noticeable difference to the original NP-W126s in function nor performance. Those batteries are also orderable as a bundle including a very basic but efficient charger including charge per USB, a car adapter and normal power cord. Hope this helps :-)

Hey guys, this issue appeared to me too. Tried a lot of stuff to figure out what it could have caused. Removing battery grip, resetting the camera, removing lens (got my XF 35mm 1.4 attached). I realized that the whole distortion has the form like I would expect the vignetting falloff of that lens. Although it didn't appear on the EVF nor the pictures. Long story short, removing and reattaching the lens didn't help. Removing and putting on my XF56 aka another lens made the issue disappear. Reattaching the XF35 afterwards seemed to not reproduce the issue. Conclusion: To me it seems like there's some sort of firmware initialization error with that XF35. This error remains as long as you don't attach any other lens because the lenses firmware remains untouched in the camera, no matter how often you remove and reattach the same lens. After attaching another lens, it will be overridden and the issue is solved. Just my 2 cents, hope this helps.