Fuji X-H2S - Impossible to do fully manual time lapse (interval shooting)

Fuegi wrote:

svensl wrote:

Erik Baumgartner wrote:

As changing the ISO doesn’t change the exposure, wouldn’t you rather adjust the SS? In any case, how about using manual with Auto-ISO, locking the exposure with the AEL button, and then just tweaking the EC dial up or down as needed? That should effectively do what you want.

Erik, ISO does change exposure.Aperture, SS, and ISO do.

As I mentioned Auto ISO will not work as it relies on the camera's metering to find a value. Try using the metering system of your camera in the dark. It won't give you the correct shutter speed / ISO. That is why I need to use the camera in manual. My 2011 canon rebel did it, so did my Sony, so did my XT3 and XT4. Why not the H2S?

I contacted Fuji and am awaiting their reply. Not sure how long it will take though.

If the XT3 and XT4 allowed you to do this then I agree that Fuji should allow the same functionality with the H2s. Most of us don't have this very hands on approach to timelapses so I think we were confused as to why you were doing this.

In regards to ISO, it technically isn't part of exposure. Only shutter speed and aperture are. Fuji cameras are ISO invariant so adjusting the ISO in camera is similar to adjusting the exposure slider in your RAW editor.

You are right. Erik, the other forum contributor corrected me on this. Thanks!

Anyway, please report back with what Fuji says.

I will.