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Thanks for the replies. It’s a worthwhile feature being able to quickly have access to 2/3rd shutter speed adjustments. But my issue is the camera does not go to higher or lower speeds from that point. Using my example of 1/500 I can go the 1/3 … 2/3 stops up and down. What I/the camera cannot do is go higher or lower than the 2/3rd’s. Using the 1/500th example on my previous post, I can not set the shutter to 1/250th or any other lower setting and/or higher setting eg. 1/1000th. I cannot go outside of the limited 1/320 1/400 1/500 1/640 1/800 range. Up or down. -
By Tomasz GFX · Posted
A short 8K cable didn't help either. Apparently there is an HDMI handshake problem between the GFX and the DJI transmitter. Not sure if this is a Fujifilm or DJI issue. I eventually connected the two with an SDI converter. Another device that requires power and makes an already chunky rig even bigger and more complicated. I only hope that one of the manufacturers releases soon a firmware update that solves the problem. I found more posts on the DJI forum complaining about the same thing with various Fujifilm cameras. If anyone has had success without an SDI converter, please comment. -
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It has worked that way on the X-T line since the X-T1. As @Greybeard mentions, these are fine tunings between each of the speeds listed on the top shutter speed dial. You can set the top shutter speed dial to T and then use a command dial to roll through all of the partial shutter speed stops. But be careful, if you accidentally push the dial in, you will be adjusting settings for other modes. p.s. Welcome to the forum.
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That sounds correct - I think all recent non PASM cameras work this way allowing you to fine tune a selected shutter speed - its the same with my X100VI
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