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On the X-T3 if you had a custom name for a specific film simulation (such as 'Chrome: Eggleston') it would appear in the Q menu. I can't remember if this was given to us in a firmware update.

I'm now trying to make the same appear on the X-T4, but at the moment it just says SELECT CUSTOM SETTING.

If anyone knows the secret, please let me know :)

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I to am having the same problem as your-self its a feature that really miss 

This article from DPReview

:A few days in and I am puzzled about one feature that seems lacking.
I think either the X-T2 or X-T3 had a firmware update so the the Q menu would show the names of the Film Simulations you'd set up. It was a great feature, made them easier to remember.
But I can't remember if anything special was needed to turn this on.
But if there isn't then the X-T4 has regressed to showing the SELECT CUSTOM SETTING message, which is unhelpful.
If anyone remembers or knows the secret incantation, please let me know:

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11 hours ago, aladroer said:

This is clearly a flaw. In my new X-100V the system works perfectly, like in my X-T3. I hope Fujifilm will issue a firmware update soon to correct it.

If you have a look at page 116/117 of the pdf manual you will probably as i have see that it is deliberate and not a  flaw

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12 minutes ago, Robbie said:

If you have a look at page 116/117 of the pdf manual you will probably as i have see that it is deliberate and not a  flaw

I’m not sure I get any sense of intent just a description of how it works.

On the basis that the X-T3, the X-Pro3, the X-100V (and probably others) have it whether by design or by upgrade it seems like an omission. Otherwise what’s the point of naming them?

> ”Banks can be renamed using EDIT CUSTOM NAME.”

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