Hi Jerry.......used Deep Sky Stacker and I was playing around with the photo in Pixinsight, I was pushing and pulling using GHS and I couldn't really see any differences or nebula...........I thought I was going to be able to see something.  I haven't tried separating the stars yet, thought about purchasing star exterminator.

The rear command dial is shutter speed by default on that camera, the front will be aperture.

Go into the auto-iso setting in the menu and check the range you have assigned to the range you've chosen. For exanple, I have Auto 3 set to use 200 to 12800 ISO and a minimum shutter speed of 1/100 sec. Perhaps somehow you set the same lower and upper iso for the range you're using. The auto iso works correctly on my X-E3 and my X-T5.

On the XS10 and 20 you use the command dials to change shutter speed. Here is the page from the manual. https://fujifilm-dsc.com/en/manual/x-s20/about_this_camera/parts/#command_dials By default, the rear command dial adjusts shutter speed in M mode.  

After changing from a X10 to a x30 - and I love the evf! - I found an original thumb rest from Fujifilm. The tr-x30 see pic. I have never seen or found this before and cannot find a similar original thumb rest for my X100F either. Anyone did? Cheers, Arnold

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