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This is my first "street" photo with my new X70. I exported to my iPhone thanks to WIFI connection. I made a short edit on VSCO cam. I was wondering what you think of this picture. I'm more used to portrait pictures (strobist lighting) so "moment photography" is kinda new to me. Any constructives comment are welcome.

I recently traded up my XPro2 for the XPro3 but have not been able to transfer images to my iphone. I saw Fuji's release a few months ago that the Camera Remote app is not connecting to the latest iphone update. My question is this: Is this problem still happening for all of you? How do I know if the problem is with my new XPro3 or the app? I've installed and deleted a few times and I got image transfer to connect 1 time only, never again. The remote release works, so it does connect. A call to Fuji service was useless. The agent did know about the problem even though it's right here on their site. https://www.fujifilm.com/news/n191011.html He suggested I await a firmware update but time is running out to return this camera. Thank you for any help!

It might sound complex, but it really is not: I download JPEGs from the camera (X100F) to my iPhone using the Fujifilm Camera Remote app, in full resolution and sRGB. When I post the given photo on Facebook, theres a clear color shift towards red (especially in the lighter tones), which quite frankly ruins the skintones, etc. If I copy the very same photo from the iPhone to my PC (for example via e-mail) and post it from there, the colors are correct, as is the jpeg file itself. Does anyone have a similar experience or an idea what could cause this? Since theres no iOS trickery involved (I make sure I am comparing the very same file on both PC and iPhone) and its in sRGB profile already, I dont understand where the color shift is coming from and quite frankly its making it impossible for me to post photos from my phone. Strangely, it it doesnt seem to affect snaps I have taken with iPhone to begin with, only the X100F photos I transfer from the camera. Comparison bellow....