maj0rglitch

If you are viewing the LCD before taking the photo and it is appearing black, you are looking at what the image would look like if you took the photo with the current setting. It does not account for the light contributed by the flash. To disable this feature go to the Setup menu page 1 and choose Screen Setup then set Preview exp in manual mode to OFF.
 
If you are previewing the LCD after taking the photo, the manual setting you picked underexposes the image severely. Increase the ISO, use slower shutter speed, move the flash closer to the subject  or increase the output of the flash.

If you are viewing the LCD before taking the photo and it is appearing black, you are looking at what the image would look like if you took the photo with the current setting. It does not account for the light contributed by the flash. To disable this feature go to the Setup menu page 1 and choose Screen Setup then set Preview exp in manual mode to OFF.
 
If you are previewing the LCD after taking the photo, the manual setting you picked underexposes the image severely. Increase the ISO, use slower shutter speed, move the flash closer to the subject  or increase the output of the flash.

Lightroom 5 does not recognize the raw files from X-T10. I have lightroom version 5.7 on windows 10 and it does not support the raf file. One work around I found online is to change the header on the raw file from X-T10 to X-T1. Lightroom 5.7 supports the raw files from X-T1. I use exiftool (http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/) to change it and I created a batch file that I just double-click, it saves me from opening command prompt and typing the command as the tool does not have a gui.
 
I copy the exe and bat files in the folder containing the raw files and double click the batch file.
exiftool -Model="X-T1" *.RAF Will convert all of the raf files and create an original copy.

I noticed that too, the color are washed after importing them. Then I played with the Camera Calibration and set the profile to Camera ASTIA/SOFT instead of the preselected Adobe Standard and magically the fuji colors came back.

I noticed that too, the color are washed after importing them. Then I played with the Camera Calibration and set the profile to Camera ASTIA/SOFT instead of the preselected Adobe Standard and magically the fuji colors came back.

Update:
All is well now, the camera behaves as intended after removing the battery. Probably a minor glitch.