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Yoshi KOBAYASHI

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Hello Herco,

My problem (1) seems to be caused by the combination of wireless flash trigger, GODOX X2T-F.

Today also I experienced "usual" busy status with orange signal, and it immediately turned green when I switch off the commander.

 

I am processing RAW file with Lightroom classic and Photoshop, and have CaptureOne, which I am not used to.

I am saving new investment on Fuji system now... and using EF lenses with Fringer mount adapter.

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Interesting that you cared so little that you felt compelled to tell us how much you don’t care. The lady doth protest too much, me thinks.

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I’ve had my X-H1 for a day or so now. All configured they way I like it. I’m very much enjoying this camera. Much better high ISO than my X-T2 (figure a firmware update will make them even again at

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I bought my X-H1 4 years after its release this January! The "Fuji Way" (menus, quirks and dials) took a bit for me to understand and to use on the fly in the field, but I love the camera now and especially the beautiful images.  If I can't get a nice photo with this camera and most any Fuji lens, trust me, it's me...not the camera! Quality feel, addictive shutter, superb EVF, etc.  The AF is quite a bit better than prior X100 series models I've owned and sold.  It is quite useable now for moving objects.  The X-H1 and a 23 f/2, 35 f/2 or 50 f/2 would be a superb walk around/travel camera...even in 2022!

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