Problem with XT1, help needed.

[Enir4]

After a few months of using the camera without problems, since yesterday it insists on setting itself to multiple exposure, even with the drive dial set to S (single shot) as always. On the bottom left corner of the screen, instead of showing the A it shows the multiple exposure icon. It is not the lens's switch. Then, on its own, the camera goes back to A mode, and next morning to multiple exposure mode. Now I don't know if there is something I can do with settings or I must send the camera to repair.

Enrique

 

[Jon L]

After a few months of using the camera without problems, since yesterday it insists on setting itself to multiple exposure, even with the drive dial set to S (single shot) as always. On the bottom left corner of the screen, instead of showing the A it shows the multiple exposure icon. It is not the lens's switch. Then, on its own, the camera goes back to A mode, and next morning to multiple exposure mode. Now I don't know if there is something I can do with settings or I must send the camera to repair.

Enrique

I don't have the XT1, but I would go under the drive mode and check to see if your ADV setting isn't on multiple exposure.

 

[OldPhil]

Have you tried going to set-up Menu 3 and under the Lock setting use "unlock all" ?

 

[Enir4]

Have you tried going to set-up Menu 3 and under the Lock setting use "unlock all" ?

I just tried, it doesn't work.

 

[Enir4]

After a few months of using the camera without problems, since yesterday it insists on setting itself to multiple exposure, even with the drive dial set to S (single shot) as always. On the bottom left corner of the screen, instead of showing the A it shows the multiple exposure icon. It is not the lens's switch. Then, on its own, the camera goes back to A mode, and next morning to multiple exposure mode. Now I don't know if there is something I can do with settings or I must send the camera to repair.

Enrique

I don't have the XT1, but I would go under the drive mode and check to see if your ADV setting isn't on multiple exposure.

I don't see a multiple exposure setting in ADV.

 

[Jon L]

After a few months of using the camera without problems, since yesterday it insists on setting itself to multiple exposure, even with the drive dial set to S (single shot) as always. On the bottom left corner of the screen, instead of showing the A it shows the multiple exposure icon. It is not the lens's switch. Then, on its own, the camera goes back to A mode, and next morning to multiple exposure mode. Now I don't know if there is something I can do with settings or I must send the camera to repair.

Enrique

I don't have the XT1, but I would go under the drive mode and check to see if your ADV setting isn't on multiple exposure.

I don't see a multiple exposure setting in ADV.

Then it should show panoramic. These are the only two choices under the drive mode For XE2.

 

[94]

The switch under the ISO wheel (left top of camera) hasn't been inadvertently bumped from its "S" setting to its "CL" or "CH" setting , by any chance?

 

[SVJIM]

If you can't find anything wrong with your settings when encountering problems like this, do a factory reset. This should return your XT to a know state. If the problem exists after the factory reset, you should consider sending it to fuji for repair.

Jim

 

[Enir4]

If you can't find anything wrong with your settings when encountering problems like this, do a factory reset. This should return your XT to a know state. If the problem exists after the factory reset, you should consider sending it to fuji for repair.

Jim

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Yes, I'll try that, but I'm afraid I will have to send it for repair.

 

[Enir4]

The switch under the ISO wheel (left top of camera) hasn't been inadvertently bumped from its "S" setting to its "CL" or "CH" setting , by any chance?

No, it is precisely with this drive wheel how I try to solve the problem.

 

[win39]

I had a recurrent error message no matter what I did. What seemed to return everything to normal was to turn off the camera. Remove the battery. Turn the camera switch to on, then off after a few seconds. Put the battery back in and turn the camera on. Maybe that would help.

 

[Enir4]

I had a recurrent error message no matter what I did. What seemed to return everything to normal was to turn off the camera. Remove the battery. Turn the camera switch to on, then off after a few seconds. Put the battery back in and turn the camera on. Maybe that would help.

Done. Didn't help...

 

[Enir4]

If you can't find anything wrong with your settings when encountering problems like this, do a factory reset. This should return your XT to a know state. If the problem exists after the factory reset, you should consider sending it to fuji for repair.

Jim

--
Photography should be fun
http://www.touchingmemories.com

Done. Didn't help. I guess it means I must send the camera for repair. Oh well.

 

[frp1]

Hello Enir4, what ever happened with your x-t1 issue you mentioned here? I have a 2014 x-t1, its my favorite take it every where machine. Recently its started to do the same thing, it goes it to panorama mode. especially during a operation and not at power up. wanted to see what you figured out with this issue.

 

[Photonics]

I had an xt1 recently taking adv filter shot, out of the blue… but exercising various dials etc. , switching it on and off seems to have fixed it - it may be some sort of contacts issue under the top dials ….

 

[baobob]

The first thing is to remove battery, then put it again Check if the issue is still there If yes reset the camera to default and check Try also another c ard, do a complete non fast format on the card.

If after that it is still doing problems consult a repair service

Frequently with present electronic cameras such events can occur

.Usually the reset cures the problem

 

[Ed Jeffersen]

Might sound crazy, but try waxed dental floss under the top dials.