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According to the manual you can assign auto ISO to any one of the function buttons but I've never tried it. (It's not something I frequently change so all my function buttons do other things.) -
Hello, I have a new xt5 and have enjoyed its setup, until now. I hope someone with patience can help me through my ISO dilemma. My question: I have assigned settings for Auto ISO 1,2 and 3. Should I be able to select Auto ISO 1, 2, or 3 for a shot? If so, how? Or is the camera supposed to. At present, my screen shows Auto ISO 3, and never changes. I assigned ISO to the rear dial to no effect. Of course, when I half depress the shutter button is see the actual ISO in real time, but the function of the Auto ISO and how to control it has me confused. Thanks for any help. -
By Astigmatism · Posted
FWIW I found that with my 3 Fuji cameras and my iMac, I had to use one of the USB ports on the back of the computer, directly. Going through a USB hub would not work. Not sure, but I think it was somebody here that suggested trying it. -
I always use a card reader but if you want to directly connect the camera to the Mac you need to use Image Capture software to import images. (Image Capture is already installed on your Mac). -
Check if your cable transfers data. Some USB-C cable transfer power only.
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