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Thank you so much I tried this option, but I shot RAW and JPEG and the communication was so slow it kept dropping. I think it would be fine if I was only transferring a few images, but I had 274 images.

Thank you for your reply, I tried the playing card suggestion, but did not have any luck. I actually figured out you can use some tweezers made by Revlon sold at Target for $5 to grab the card out. Worked perfect and it did not damage my camera or SD Card. Phew.....

Hi all, I hope someone out there can help me figure out how to get my SD card out of my XT1??? First, I'm not new, I've been using 2 XT1's for over a year. Yesterday I shot a big job for an Interior Designer and this morning when I went to copy the images the SD card will not come out. When I push on the card to eject it, there is NO movement, normally it pushes down a little then pops up. This card is stuck, no movement. I'm very nervous as I have a very important job on that card and can't risk looking any images. Please can anyone advise me how to get the card out without damaging the card? Thank you!

Weird, I tried the XT1 this morning just to see if it would work and sure enough it works like a champ again.

Hi all! Today on one of my family shoots one of my XT-1's started locking up when I would turn it, it would make a weird noise then it would lock up and nothing would work, luckily I had a back up XT-1. So I understand I have to get it serviced, luckily it's still under warranty, but my question, what is the best way to expedite this process? I know the service center is in NJ but I'm based in California and I need a camera/backup ASAP. I have a ton of shoots coming up and I need a back up. I know I can probably rent an XT1, but i was curious if FujiFilm US has Pro exchange program in place yet? Also how long can I expect Fuji to have my camera? Thank you in advance to anyone that help figure this out. Tom

Honestly I use grip tape (like what's used on a skateboard) on that button and the 4 directional buttons and it works like a champ. Feels good on the thumb too cause there is traction. Might not feel good for everyone but it works for me and it was easy and free. I just went to a local skate shop and asked if they had scraps from a board they just built, you seriously only need a little bit.

I was having the same issue and was kind of bummed by the selection out there for mirrorless backpack/sling bags. I've been using think tank bags for years for my DSLR's and was excited to potentially get the Perception Pro when I got my XT1 but then ran into the same issue with the battery grip and it not fitting in the main camera body "pouch" deal. So I continued to search and search. On black Friday, I came across InCase, the makers of bags mainly for Apple products. I checked out their bags for cameras and came across their DSLR backpack. Check out reviews on YouTube etc. Decided to just buy it because along with the XT1 and grip, I have 3 lenses and x100s and other extra stuff and it was 50% off on BF. A couple of things I like about it, it has top access for ease of pulling out the camera when you need it quick (yes battery grip and all). I love how it can fit up a 15 MBP, plus an iPad. For me I use a 13 MBP plus a small Wacom pro tablet (fits in the iPad slot) so it's perfect for when on the go. I like it's sleek design and the ability to store my lenses and bodies with no problem. I've had it for about a week now and I love it so far. https://www.incase.com/shop/bags/incase-dslr-pro-pack/black/ I know your last line said cross body/sling, but I just thought I would share.