Jboyer75

Ejecting the tray with the two batteries does fix the issue, but only temporarily. After awhile using the camera, the icons eventually will turn red. It seems the batteries last just fine, but the display just doesn't reflect the actual charge level. I've also found that it happens much more frequently when shooting video.

I’ve noticed an error while using the Vertical Booster grip with my X-T2 in which the batter indicator icons will show the two batteries in the grip as empty with a red icon when I know that they are full. If I turn off the camera and remove the battery tray and reinsert, then when I turn the camera back on it shows the batteries as being full, but only for a short time before it shows them empty again. This happened once in awhile when I first got the X-T2, but seems more frequent after the ver 2.00 firmware update. Anyone else experiencing this? Would a reset of the camera to factory settings help? Jboyer75

Just got the X-T2 and have been shooting some training videos. So far I'm pretty happy with it. Got the power booster grip, and like how I can plug in the supplied AC adapter and shoot interviews without fear of having to swap batteries. However there are a couple things that I think Fuji can improve upon to make a better experience when shooting video, perhaps as a firmware update. 1) Have the ability to view a histogram on screen. Currently the histogram is only an option when shooting stills 2) Be able to control aperture using the front or rear dial, maybe when the ring is set to A? 3) Have more options for video capture speeds (slo mo - 96 or 120 FPS) Anyone else have any ideas for video-specific features?

I just purchased an X-T2 and had a couple questions for those of you that have one regarding using it to shoot video. -What is the best film simulation mode to use for a flat profile suitable for color grading. I don’t have an external recorder to records F-Log. -I have the Power Booster Vertical Grip on order, which comes with a power adapter to charge two batteries while inside. Can I use this power adapter to power the camera for continuous filming, or do I need to buy another power adapter to power the camera directly for this?