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Yup, that is one of the problems with Auto Mode, it turns just about everything on whether you want it to or not. This is Fujifilm’s site in Sweden, I think it defaults to the English language version because I was in North America when I looked for the site. At the bottom of the page is a general contact form. You may get good results there, or even better results if you look for the camera section and use that contact form. https://www.fujifilm.com/se/en Best wishes.

I do not have the X-S10/ X-S20, but in looking at the Quick Start Guide, it does not seem like you can override the Auto mode settings. Auto Mode pretty much takes over everything: "It also automatically detects and tracks subjects using deep-learning AI-based autofocus – negating the need to adjust dedicated Subject Detection settings, as outlined above" https://fujifilm-x.com/en-us/series/%exposure_center_series_title%/quick-start-guide-fujifilm-x-s20/#content-3 scroll down to the Auto Mode section. p.s. Welcome to the forum.

Welcome to the forum. Have you tried turning off the Preview Exp./WB in manual mode? https://fujifilm-dsc.com/en/manual/x-t4/menu_setup/screen_set-up/index.html Doing this should let you see what is in the frame. https://www.fuji-x-forum.com/topic/49140-help-needed-with-gfx100s-studio-shooting-with-strobes/

I do not think anyone missed that, but because you have upgraded the operating system — with the new os causing problems for the app, it will be far more difficult to help you determine a solution for the issue. Once the new app version is released that is supposed to work with the new os, perhaps the issue you are seeing will ‘disappear’. These apps are very memory, gpu and main cpu intensive. Running them repeatedly takes a lot of resources -and- causes the computer to generate a lot of heat. There could be an issue with the memory manager. The MacBook Air does not have a fan, it gets rid of the heat by throttling everything back. This can cause timing issues, all sorts of problems. But, until the updates all catch up to each other, essentially every answer is just speculating.

There are several Fujifilm app listings that also say to hold off updating to macOS 15 Sequoia for now. For what it is worth, this is not limited to Fujifilm apps, other softwares are having problems. As far as some of the big editors go, …, Adobe has a list of minimum version of apps that can work here: https://helpx.adobe.com/download-install/kb/macos-sequoia-compatibility-common-issues.html Affinity Photo is not quite completely ready: https://forum.affinity.serif.com/index.php?/topic/215406-problems-with-affinity-255-and-macos-sequoia-beta/ You may find some other softwares are ready and some are not. This posting should be time-limited and be rendered obsolete as updates are released.

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Welcome to the forum. Are you able to try a different lens and / or a different SD card? The blinking green indicator light is normal once you are able to get focus and keep the shutter half pressed, it will keep blinking until you either take the shot or release the shutter button. The red blinking light, as you have read is not normal. If your images are all nicely in focus when you move them over to the computer, then things get tricky. The images are being saved on the card, so you might just be getting a warning that the card is worn and should be replaced. If the images are fuzzier than they should be for the given shooting conditions, then maybe the lens is having troubles. So, if you can, try different lenses and cards to see if the troubles continue. How “old” is the camera?

September 17, 2024. It was supposed to be a Full Moon, a Super Moon, Harvest Moon with a little off the top. It was almost an Obscured By Clouds Moon ... Locally, the clouds cleared just in time to see the partial eclipse: https://www.space.com/lunar-eclipse-september-harvest-moon-supermoon-what-to-expect

https://fujifilm-dsc.com/en/manual/x-t5/menu_setup/button-dial_setting/#aperture_setting Scroll down to the section called Aperture Setting. I believe this should be set to Auto + Manual to get what you say you want to do.

Welcome to the forum. It is a different setting. These may help: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmVxAmEWYRk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8I0lmkpxmzE They have direct answers for what you are asking about as well as some tips toward using those answers, very straight forward stuff.

Sorry to read of the troubles, but it sounds like you need to take your ailing camera to the repair shop. p.s. Welcome to the forum, I hope things get better for you and the camera.

It is possible the battery’s charge was lower than indicated. You could try charging the battery in an external charger and see if that helps, but realistically, you probably need to have a chat with the retailer. p.s. Welcome to the forum.

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So … The old ways work. Or, there is no school like the old school. 😋 p.s. Thanks for letting us know, even though this sounds more like a p.r. answer than an engineering answer. After all, focus peaking itself works just fine with those old lenses. The camera knows when the focus is changing in-order to display the in focus display part, it should be able to deduce the focus ring is being turned just as easily.

If you are using Auto ISO A1, you are not really shooting in fully manual mode. Any time you put one or more of the three, Shutter Speed or Aperture or ISO on ‘auto’, the camera will take over adjusting the exposure setting according to the built-in exposure algorithms. You have to keep an eye on what it is doing as well: https://fujifilm-x.com/en-gb/learning-centre/the-advantages-of-auto-iso/ p.s. Welcome to the forum.

I am glad to read you have found a way to get it to work. But in reading your answer, I am wondering if there is a bug loose in your camera. According to the manual, turning this option ON will have whichever the chosen MF Assist option is kept off-screen until one turns the focus ring, at which time the Assist option will go on-screen for you to use. It is supposed to stay on-screen for a short while after you stop turning the focus ring and then go back into stealth mode. Turning the option to OFF should bring back the older approach, that is MF Assist is always on-screen. But from what you are saying, the assistance never shows up… https://fujifilm-dsc.com/en-int/manual/x-t50/menu_shooting/af_mf_setting/#interlock_mf_assist-focus_ring

Hmm, it is starting to seem like a pattern, what you and @DrKhanage are reporting. On other sites, there are lots of folks saying they are having focus problems using recent firmware on newer bodies, I wonder if this is related. p.s. Belatedly, welcome to the forum.