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Gaz55

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Gaz55

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I know its there someware but I can find it could someone point me

To the place in the menu on a my XT-1 where you turn off the Blur warning symbol
I looked high and low for it but must be missing it, I did it when update came out 
A while back but it seems to have come back on for some reason .

I think its called BLUR WARNING. I am talking about the YELLOW CAMERA with ! next to that shows in the screen

I have 4.21 firmware on body at the moment
Please help I cant spend another evening going though the menu LoL  :wacko: 

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Your are using a shutter speed to slow, you don't search good enough or... you are using the wrong display settings... ;)

You can only change the items for the Custom Display (DISP/BACK Button).

 

So go to the blue setup menu 1. Menu/OK > Setup Menu 1 > Screen Set-up > Disp. Custom Setting > de-select "Blur warning" and the symbol should be gone when using the Custom Display option.

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That's right. FW 4.20 introduced ability to turn off following items on Custom Screen type:

FOCUS FRAME
CONTINUOUS MODE
SHOOTING MODE
DUAL IS MODE
INFORMATION BACKGROUND
MOVIE MODE
FOCUS MODE
BLUR WARNING
SHUTTER TYPE

 

Looks like they will be available again in next X-T1 FW release expected in Feb.

Personally I didn't downgrade to FW 4.21 because I like that blur warning remain disabled : )

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