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  1. That camera is so new, that, right now, there are probably not a lot of members that have one yet. As far as IBIS goes, noisy sounds is commonly reported in cameras from every manufacturer that includes it in the bodies. Usually it turns out that unless you are hearing the noise followed by dust and camera bits falling out of the body, there is nothing to worry about, some quiet noise is normal.
  2. Which lens are you using? That makes a difference in how you can set the options. Since you mention an aperture ring, it sounds like you are using a XF type lens. There is a little switch on the XF lenses that have an A mark and a symbol mark. If the switch is set to the symbol mark, the ring controls the f-stop (aperture). If the switch is set to A, the body can set the f-stop. Hopefully, this link helps: https://jmpeltier.com/change-aperture-fujifilm-x-cameras/
  3. That is item three (3). https://fujifilm-dsc.com/en/manual/x-t20/about_this_camera/display/index.html p.s. Welcome to the forum.
  4. Busy as a bee… Not far from Castor and Pollux in Gemini, actually just in the next constellation over to the “left” in Cancer, is Messier Object M44, The Beehive Cluster: M44 is fairly easy to find visually or when using binoculars or small telescopes. This is the equivalent of 58 minutes of exposure. https://science.nasa.gov/mission/hubble/science/explore-the-night-sky/hubble-messier-catalog/messier-44/ https://www.galactic-hunter.com/post/messier-44 https://www.constellation-guide.com/praesepe-m44-the-beehive-cluster/
  5. This sounds like something, that if you really wish the folks at Fujifilm to take another look into the issue, you should gather your thoughts into written explanations and send to their development teams. You have a good start already.
  6. There is the option of shooting manual exposure. I know, I know, that is not always a favored approach. It sounds like the half shutter press will give you the fastest response time for the cases when your subject(s) are moving quickly from dark to light to ... p.s. just to check, toggling INTERLOCK SPOT AE & FOCUS AREA on / off has no effect? https://fujifilm-dsc.com/en/manual/x-t5/menu_shooting/af_mf_setting/ https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4163800
  7. If it was stuck, the contact cleaner and nudging probably could have gotten it working again. The cleaner may still work, but it sounds like maybe a quick trip to the local camera repair shop is more likely to get it back in complete working order. Sorry about that.
  8. Welcome to the forum. I could be mistaken about this, but you are supposed to be able to change the settings for the function buttons (afl ael, etc. are called function buttons) from their defaults. https://fujifilm-dsc.com/en/manual/x-t5/shortcuts/function_buttons/index.html One of the available choices is to assign both focus lock and exposure lock to the back button focus button.
  9. Do you feel the switch move when you press it? That switch can be sticky, do you have any contact cleaner? p.s. Welcome to the forum.
  10. How are setting the flashes to fire? M only turns on / off the auto focus routines, some lenses can still override this depending on how they are set. It is possible this switch is messed up and affecting other parts of the camera routines. Shooting in raw or jpg or whatever has no bearing on that preview setting, it is there to how you what the ambient light is doing so you can make needed adjustments.
  11. That much override should not happen. I guess you get to choose whether to just live with it or try to find out if it is the lens or the body.
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