Greybeard2017

Fuji seem to give mixed messaging because they also specifically recommend turning IBIS off when mounted on a tripod - both in the X-T4 and X-H1 manuals and also in an article on their web site. It ...

Yes agreed - I do a variation of this - its surprising how many smart previews you can get in 20GB and you end up being able to edit on computer or ipad - in LR and LR Classic. Here is what I do ...

I have had Metro Case grips permanently attached to each of my Fuji cameras - they are well designed and have the advantage of being much lighter than the alternatives.

To be fair to Fuji I believe they increased the size of the embedded JPEG so that it was possible to zoom in further during playback on the camera - before that you were forced to shoot raw + jpeg ...

It should automatically download the RAF file if you are using Chrome - did you check your normal downloads directory? There is another version that just displays the metadata (and AF point) for ...

The larger mid size embedded JPEGs (12-13MP) arrived with the X-T3 - as you see with the X-T20 they used to be much smaller.

Did it sleep during these few minutes? Does it overexpose when the image is taken or does aperture and/or ISO change to match? Does it still show EL on the rear screen?

I wrote a program - an editor would be tricky as you have to rearrange the pointers in addition to swapping the JPEGs. I basically removed the existing EXIF metadata and JPEG in the RAF file and ...

Are you in  full auto? or another setting that doesn't support raw.

Another option is to wait until you have wi-fi available and use an app. I use Photosync which runs on both the phone and any Windows computer and doesn't need a cable. Yet another method is to use ...

Out of curiosity I gave this a try - mixed results - Lightroom and Iridient had no problem processing the RAF file with the full size JPEG but Fuji X Raw Studio had problems. The camera itself ...

Not that I’ve seen - current cameras all seem to produce the mid-size, normal quality JPEGs. This is an improvement, X-T2 and earlier cameras had smaller JPEGs embedded in the RAF files.

Doubtful

I would go for it - if the X-T4 was disqualified because of the price point then any future X-T or X-H cameras are likely to be out as well (unless there is a X-T40 which seems unlikely). Its tough ...

In that case you are all set - mode dial set to "M" - front command dial to aperture and rear command dial to shutter speed.

Yes for me IBIS is a motivating factor - especially or video and especially for my prime lenses without OIS. I know a lot is made of the quality of the EVF but I have been shooting the X-T3 and the ...

They both have benefits - for me the advantages of the X-S10 are IBIS, the grip, the  location of the shutter button, the custom settings and the slightly smaller/lighter body.

With Lightroom you always have to import into the catalog - it doesn't matter where the original files are. What I meant in my comment was that you can work within the LR app and import into the ...

If you can't get on with PASM then this camera is probably not for you. It wouldn't make any difference which dial is used for shutter speed.

I'll give this a try and maybe others can chime in and add their experience. The answer is yes, sort of, but not in the same way as if you had a windows laptop. You can connect an external device ...