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Hi there, I have an X-T2. I can usually change the aperture very easily by using the dial. I shoot in aperture priority. Every now and again the camera seems to set itself on f22 and I can't change it, and it also turns blue instead of white text. It seems I can only change it by resetting the camera to factory settings which is not ideal! It may be something really simple, but does anyone have any ideas at all as to what I am doing?

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Hi everyone, I am new to the Fuji System and have a question please, which is the best continual focus mode/zone to use for sports photography, particuarly horses running towards me/past me? Hope someone can help.

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You've shifted the aperture past minimum and pushed it into Auto mode. 

This can be controlled by settings, specifically the Aperture Setting option in the Button/Dial setting menu in the wrench page, which you most likely have set to A+M and need to set to M

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