I keep my X-T1 on auto ISO. Yesterday I was trying to capture a heron at the beaver dam in our neighborhood wetlands. I use the viewfinder which doesn't show me the histogram (is there a setting for this that I'm missing?) but the exposure meter showed that it was exposed correctly. The bird flew off and when I checked the display, the photos I took were so dark I couldn't see the scene at all (think shooting with your lens cap on). The photos had been taken at ISO 800. So I have two questions, why did the exposure meter say everything was groovy when it wasn't, and why didn't it go above 800 in order to capture a correct exposure? I shoot in raw and was able to save the photo in Lightroom.

Hi everyone, I've noticed that when I edit my pictures in Photoshop from Lightroom, some of the Fujifilm profiles are not applied, specifically Bleach Bypass and Sepia. I shoot with a GFX 50sii. It seems I'm not the only person with this problem, as I read this in a post on an Adobe forum: https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-discussions/photoshop-stripping-fuji-camera-profiles-from-lightroom-import/m-p/14414407?attachment-id=240572 Does anyone have any suggestions on how to solve this issue? TIA

Hello, could someone give me some basic settings for beginners for a Fujifilm X-M5 knowing that I have a TTArtisan AF 27mm F2.8 with it? Thank you

It's interesting to me - When I want to shoot video in M mode,  I set ISO (for example 500) and start video. But ISO switch itself to A ISO and  set to 1000 or other values. What's  going on?

Hi, I want to transfer pictures from the SD card i my X100T, and i have inserted a USB cable between the camera and the PC, but the camera does not show up in the PC. It seems that the camera are charging through the USB cable, but i cannot se the camera anywhere in the file manager or anywhere else, on the PC, what am i doing wrong? Regards Martin