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Hi everyone, i'm Enzo an italian photographer. I have an issue with my xt3 and after asking to my other friends, collegues and the shop where I bought it, none of them have had this problem.

The issue is that when I format my SD cart (no matter which, I tried san disk, lexar and others of every speed), the shot counter remain the same even if the SD card is empty. For example if the counter is at 200 shots, and i format the SD card, it remains at 200 shots. If I shoot some photos it goes down until 0 and then it says that the card is full. Then I have to format again and it goes back to 204 shots.

Any of you had a similar issue? I'm afraid that I have to send to Fuji assistance, but I try here before.

Thank you!

Enzo

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I am asking a question to clarify things. Is this counter the one that is for shots remaining? The one that is in the top right of the display? Not the number that is given to an image when it is stored?

If it is the one in the top right, that is the ‘frames remaining’ indicator part of the standard information display that lets you know how many more shots you can take and store on your current card — using your current camera settings including whether or not the images are stored as raw or jpeg or both.

That number also depends on the capacity of the card, 64GB cards will have a higher number than 16GB cards.

You can change the setting that lets this be displayed by customizing the screen setup menu.

Your friends probably do not have that display option turned on.

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