BobbyTee

Hopefully Fuji reads this forum--we X-E3 owners would like a firmware update to make the Q button a bit less sensitive. Several owners have commented that this very handy button is now in a ...

YGBSM

I had an aftermarket battery swell and get stuck in the only camera I had with me, during a vacation in England.  I had the devil of a time getting that battery out and into its proper place in ...

While you're waiting for the paint to dry, you could use the time to flush your car engine with a garden hose!

You have a PM.

Not just Bruges, but all of Europe is hideously overcrowded of late with some very rude tourists.  I think the surge started about ten years ago.  Many of the things that were marvelous before, ...

Taken.

Thanks, Brian!

Does this camera have a quick format shortcut for the SD cards, without menu diving?

How do you set it up for back button focus when shooting stills?

I found one way to force the camera to present a quick view of JPEG is to set image quality "fine+RAW", and card slot "sequential", but this defeats my plan to have JPEGs on one card and RAW on ...

Thanks for the suggestion, Bob.  When I tried this, I see "1 no card" in the EVF, and I'm unable to release the shutter.  Am I missing a step?

Thanks, Bob.  That works (although a bit slowly), but with the next shot it defaults back to card slot 1, which is RAW as I have the camera set up.  Ideally, I'm looking for a way to change the ...

Thanks, Pennyfan, that's helpful. This can also be done with a double-click of the joystick. I'm still looking for a solution that will allow a single quick press to get the JPEG displayed.

Pardon a noob question, but I've only had my X-T3 a few days, and I can't find this information in the manual or online. I'm set up to take JPEG 16x9 format on one card, and RAW on the other.  The ...

Hi Darin, This is covered in page 201 of the owner's manual.  You can choose what exposure information you want displayed along the bottom of the frame, and four large icons of your choice on each ...

If you use a strap such as the ones made by Peak Design, it makes gripping these cameras much more comfortable.  PD attaches to the camera with what they call an "anchor link", which I use in ...