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This is a cross-post from a facebook group. I hope to get more replies here that the single one I got there. Also I'm kind of testing the waters in different Fuji communities I got two write errors (as in the pic from the manual) on my x-S10 within around 10-20 seconds of each other and I'm trying to figure out what the problem might have been. Also I'm on firmware 3.01 - I like to wait a bit before upgrading to see if there are any complaints. I'm writing it all up mostly out of curiosity, I'm not getting paid for photos so in general it's not a big deal. The first error happened when I had exactly 999 shots in the image transfer order (Bluetooth off in camera). I know this is the max number for one order, so I was expecting the next photos not to be in the order but still get normally saved to the card. I was shooting RAW + JPEG (Normal) and the last photo in the folder (and most likely the last one before the error is the XS109999.RAF and .JPG (XS10 is the custom I set for this camera). The time between the first - XS109002.JPG and last photo in the folder is a bit under 1.5 hrs (it was a dance event) so the camera was busy, running almost constantly on a second battery in a row and getting quite warm (even with screen flipped closed, EVF activated with eye sensor, and IBIS off). I rarely shoot bursts, but had the 5 fps turned on, so it's possible I pressed the shutter for more than one pic and the camera needed to put one raw+jpeg pair in the old folder (139_FUJI), then create the new folder on the card and put the next raw+jpeg there while cleaning the buffer, and at the same time somehow react to reaching the order limit. When I got the first error I switched the camera of, pulled the battery out and back in (I actually wanted to switch cards but realized the next one is in my bag so it would take long to get it), turned the camera on and took the next shot This is saved in the new folder (140_FUJI) with 0001, the next one is 0003 (there's no 0002 - which is probably when I got the second write error). Then I have all the other photos up to 0100 from that performance. Between performances I switched to another card and kept shooting for another hour or so and another 1000+ photos without any problems. The card I had in when the error happened was a 64GB SanDisk Extreme Pro (big electronics store so most likely original, no problems with it before). The jpgs were using Classic Chrome but no custom recipe/processing. Trying to recover the data from the card only showed some old photos (I formatted the card in this camera before the event). Activity and FFDB folders on the card only show data for the next day when I was fiddling around with data recovery. Anybody running into a similar issue? Would you blame it on X-S10 not being in the T-one-digit or X-H flagship line so actually my fault because it's not meant to shoot a thousand photos in an hour? The coincidence that it was actually 9999 (not just 0999) number? Something to do with the transfer order?
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Hello, Well after I upgraded a few days ago, I just found out I can not record video. I have never had a problem with my cards, which include a Sandisk Extreme and Sandisk Ultra. Any suggestions? Thanks.
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Hello, I have been using my x-t4 for about a year, and suddenly every time I am recording I get a "write error" after 5-20 s, and when trying to view videos I get a "read error", the same thing happens using both SD card slots and trying different SD-cards, all U3 cards that have been working perfectly previously. Taking and viewing photos still works as usual. Anyone who has had a similar problem or have any ideas on how to fix it?
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I have a Fuji XT3 camera for about 3 months now. Great camera, really liking it much more than my previous camera. Can say that for sure because I use it more and it makes me feel take more pictures and improve. Such a powerful camera that's so light weight. Some three weeks ago, when taking a video, it resulted in a write error. I have tried formatting the cards, upgrading the firmware and also changed the prefix of the file name (after seeing this as a fix for the problem). But so far no luck. It constantly gives the error when taking pictures. When I check there are many files missing in the sequence. I also noticed that if you sort by time, the file name sequencing is not proper...meaning they are not perfectly ascending or descending. At places, they are off by one or two file names in the sequence. Fuji is asking to send for inspection. But I would like to know from fellow members if anybody has faced this issue and if Fuji has a sure shot fix for it. I know for many, they have even replaced the motherboard in a brand new camera with the issue still persisting. It seems mine is the first camera in India that has the problem according to the service dept. This problem started after I shot the video for the first time using the camera. After that the error can mostly be replicated in CL/CH or Panorama mode. Tried different cards also.
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