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Any chance you're putting it in your bag while it's still on, or alternatively, it's getting switched on while in your bag, and the shutter is being activated? I ask because this was happening to ...

I've never had a challenge with Amazon, though I am very careful to only purchase "Shipped and Sold by Amazon" as opposed to 3rd parties. In fact, my X100V was purchased via Amazon. I'm not ...

That makes total sense. I can see how the leverage of a soft-release button might change the equation with regards to forces on the physical button. Anyway, after contacting Fuji Canada support, ...

Oh, it totally is. I wasn't looking for confirmation of a suspicion, mostly I was just looking to see if this was somehow user-error (did I accidentally change a setting somewhere?), but it ...

I presume you mean a "soft release button" for the shutter? I do not use one, but I am curious that you ask, since it seems so specific. Is there a known correlation between soft release buttons ...

Yes, my x100v was purchased new. I've only ever purchased one used camera, an Olympus EM5mkii (which is still functioning perfectly). A relatively cursory search of google indicates the half-press ...

I admit that I have recently found myself disappointed with x100v for the first time since I bought it 14 months ago. I am having (what sounds like) similar problems with my shutter button, which ...

Image stabilization would be good, so long as it was an 'invisible' change and didn't impact camera handling at all (size, for example). I'd also welcome a sensor resolution increase. Not that I ...

I carry a Manfrotto PIXI with me whenever I have my X100V with me. It's a great little tripod that has come in handy numerous times for me. I like its size and operation, and its weight too. I do ...

It's been a strange autumn and early winter in Toronto. Snow, sun, frigid temperatures well below freezing, followed by almost summer-like days, followed by torrential rainstorms and 100km/h ...

I use the cuff with my x100v (as well as my Pen-F and my EM5 mkII) and absolutely love it.  I've always been a wrist-strap type of user. I don't like cameras dangling around my neck. The clip where ...

Trick stack, brick stack • Fujifilm X100v, f4, 1/800, ISO 160 This photo was taken on a rocky beach in Toronto, specifically in a part of town called Port Union in the east end of the city. The ...

Also worth noting that I probably jam a lot more stuff into ANY given bag than most photographers. There's also a slightly smaller Retrospective 4.0, apparently, though I can't speak to it. The ...

I use a Think Tank Retrospective 5 for carrying my X100V and sundry necessities (reading glasses, sunglasses, 2 extra batteries, a 20,000 mAh USB charging battery, a Nitecore dual battery charger, ...

These are fantastic, and have triggered a massive bout of (almost?) homesickness. I'm not from the Lake District, or even the UK, but Borrowdale is one of my favourite places in England, and it's ...

This is a fantastic project, and your work is very compelling. Thanks for sharing it with us! 2021 is my second year of challenging myself. In 2020, I challenged myself to do photography every day, ...

Erik, which soft release button are you using in this photo? As for the OP question, I use this same Haoge as well, and have been very pleased with it.