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Is the highlight live alert.    I think was added  in a firmware later,  so it  is not in the manual. I don't have the T2, but try going  to settings (wrench)  > screen settings > disp. Custom ...

PhilT: From a a father and grandfather perspective: The X100V will ve sufficient for 1.5 years, then he is going to be running, and climbing  all over the playgrounds, you are going to want a ...

For me, the combination of T4 with the 16-55  gives me  easy 4 stops  and sometimes even more. I do have familial tremor, so I do not have steady hands. Without stabilization, For me 1/60 is a hit ...

Set focus priority to focus, not release. In some of the photos everything is out of focus, it is already set to release. Marrio

I tried what you want to do in my camera I was able to disable the shutter half press for both S, C and obviously M. This is what I have: Button/Dial Settings > Shutter AF > AF-S set to Off, Button ...

If you can make an app that works you're going to have thousands of clients 😃

Only one lens, and the designated photographer?, and in a beach?....  your only serious option is the 16-55 .   You have landscape to portrait cover, is WR. .... but I would  take the 35 1.4 to use ...

There are many options, depending on how many knobs or sliders you want, my only experience is with the Korg min-kontrol. My main problem with this one is  that the knobs have hard stop , which I ...

The website above  is a good reference. Yes, you can set up a basic system with less than $150. The nano-Kontrol I used the knobs have hard stops, which is not ideal because you have to place the ...

Yes, you can use a midi device with Capture one. There are some devices made for this. I set up a  cheap midi device (Korg nano-Kontrol), with a software (Bome midi Translator pro),  to set it up ...

I will go with a camera with a zoom, The 100V is great camera, and certainly wins in size and simplicity, but if are aiming to capture different landscapes with different FOV, and also people ( 3 ...

As you see above, too many options! I suggest to look at your priorities. I assume that you are looking for a used one due to budget, not a fashion statement, so we can exclude the any last model ...

I did a trip to Scotland in 2019 with my family, I took a bunch of lenses (16-55, 10-24, 55-200, 35/1.4) , probably 95 % of the photos ended up with the 16-55.  If you go with family, zoom is your ...

The three options are to have 3 functions that you can change quickly by pressing the front wheel.  So, some may use the same front wheel to change ISO, press and change aperture, etc. Just other ...

Well, I am not a beginner, but yes a slow learner.  For many years, and different cameras I always thought that RAW was for only pros, only after I had my first Fuji I realized the value of RAW.  ...

What if  tell your  wife that her gift has enlighten your understanding of photography,    that larger sensor make a huge difference ( well  ..... "a" difference)......  and now you need more ...

The issue with the trees is  wind or more likely poor stacking  by the software.  At 100% the horizon line with the sky also shows some double lines. But the result is still a great photo.  Is rare ...

As mentioned above by RetiredGuy, the RAW is the sensor information, a bunch of 1 and 0 ,  the RAW file does not have an image, will always need a software to make the image, it also has the ...

Common reasons for slow recording are Clarity  is ON, or HDR, or burst mode . In Burst Speed and SD card data, for X-T4 and X-H1: Fujifilm X System / SLR Talk Forum: Digital Photography Review ...

I traveled many times in USA with cameras, never had to take them out of my backpack or carry on.  I am not TSA Pre-Checkes You CAN NOT send the batteries in luggage that is checked in ( as someone ...