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Using two fuji cameras allows you to shoot Three type of film with the camera. Color, B&W and sepia are what I would choose.  You can also choose what type of color  or B&W film you wish to use. Tw ...

Solved the problem, XT10 must be set to "Force Flash ON".

I,ve shot both in manual and aperture priority and the flash is set to TTL. Both cameras were set to the perameters so why the difference

My flash works perfectly on the XT20. but with the same lens(s) on the XT10 the images are underexposed. WHY?, what am I doing wrong/

I am in my 70's and would love some OIS  primes as my hands are not quite as stable as the used to be. Surely there must be others who have the same requirements and love using the retro style of ...

Have you thought about the XT-20. It has a lot of the XT-2 technology in it. I bought the XT-20 and 10-24 for about the same price as an XT-2. I don't think you would see any difference in the ...

Just bought an XT-20 and still learning Don't seem to get constant screen brightness in man exp mode, as I did on the XT-10. Wish the menu was the same as I now have an XT-10 and 20. Thanks

Just bought myself the 18-135 along with the the 10-24 so do I really need the 50 -230 . I have two XT-10's, so that would make it one body for each lens and not having to swap lenses. Pity Fuji ...

I just did the same thing for the following reasons 1) One big advantage is native 3:2 in the Fuji system. 2) Larger sensor size, therefore better higher ASA performance. 3) Shutter speed dial, F ...

Is it possible to switch the OIS on/off via a function button on the XT10. This would useful when putting it on to a tripod

Thinking of getting one of these. Being a pensioner one has to think of cost. Has anyone compared these side by side. Examples would be appreciated

Thanks for all your advice. Bought the 50-230 mkII for $A249. Regards David

I don't do a lot of telephoto work, so is the 50-200  worth the extra money? I'am leaning towards the 50-230 and putting the money towards the 14mm as I prefer wide angle lenses.

Just bought two xt10's ($A695 ea) and a18-55. Next purchase a 50-230 or 55-200 Anyone using these combination with a third part hand grip and if so which one,

FUJI PLUSES 1) Shutter speed dial 2) Lenses have aperture ring 3) Exp compensation dial 4) 3:2 native format 5) Selection of film types 6) Depth of field scale 7) Split image rangefinder for manual ...

Just bought 2 XT-10's for $A 1350 and a 18-55. PLUS POINTS 1) I like the 3:2 native format (You loose pixels on the Oly system). 2) Shutter speed dial and compensation dial much easier to use. 3) ...

Strange that the moderator(s) have not posted any comments !!. Good luck with your hobby, enjoy it. What happened to freedom of speech ? Perhaps I will get kicked off now which will not worry me ...

Took my M5 mkII and 14-150 (Oly) both weather sealed from the house into Sun (Australian winter sun) and got condensation in the lens. Had the same thing happen with the 75-300 mkII Olympus lens. ...

Low Light I think  is reasonably good. Plus there are some very wide aperture primes which give more depth of field than APSC lenses

I have a 14-150 & 75-300 Olympus Zoom. Rather than buying a new gadget bag (Which may not fit under the seat in front on aircraft) I was wondering how much quality I would loose using the 14-150 ...