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I have come to Fuji from Canon and have what seems a pretty basic question to which I cannot find an answer. With Canon, in aperture priority exposure compensation always adjusted shutter speed. The tutorials on the XT-5 suggest the same behavior, but I find that if Auto ISO is enabled on my X-T5, then ISO is adjusted and not shutter speed when in aperture priority (i.e. aperture set to a fixed value and shutter on auto). Only if ISO is set to a specific value does exposure compensation change the shutter speed in Aperture priority. Is this normal for the X-T5?  

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Yes.

A bit longer answer is that it works like that pretty much across the camera line. These may explain things a bit:

https://fujifilm-x.com/en-us/exposure-center/understanding-auto-iso/

https://jmpeltier.com/fujifilm-how-to-use-auto-iso/

Depending on how you setup the parameters, you might be able to force a shutter speed change just to see it working.

p.s. Welcome to the forum.

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