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In raw 20 fps make 16 picture and After a second block.... Like bufer are full

30 fps RAW make 22 picture After block. 

SD card are Trascend v90 3  made in Japan with rescue Lost file like Sony.

Where can be the limits? 

With MS  8 fps make maximum 20 pictures After block

If someone can esperiment and look if we are in the same boat :)

thankyou 

 

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On 4/13/2024 at 1:18 PM, Greybeard said:

Sounds about right - the buffer is quite small on the X-S10

Fujifilm publish expected numbers in the specifications:

https://fujifilm-x.com/global/products/cameras/x-s10/specifications/

Hello. Thankyou,now Is all more clear:

I have take some time in your link. Let tell you. I has totaly forget this machine have "compress picture option" and not Only "compress lossless" anyway not change the experiment. RAW  and this last two format look like same result about Number of recording picture.

Can tell all results in this: in raw you can make 17 pictures for second. Is wrong. Is about One single Press and wait buffer. Full 30/20/10/8 not change. After 17 Need Press again. You not can Press before "redgreen light recording Is on".

 

With preshot you can have 25  are more 7 pictures .

The story change Only in jpg shot only.

In jpg at 30 you have 30 picture but redgreen light off very Fast so you can shot very quicly.

At 20 shot Is about start look like infinite shot. 60.

So the best performance are this last One  about Speed and recording picture after camera working witout big limit.

I want take a shot about Italy cyclet Just for passion. I think i Will use this last setting. 

After Need check when battery not are full change and ambient temp. 

Anyway my cam look like exactly specific about you link. Im Happy my cam working perfectly.

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