CrazyCanuk

Try this... press and hold Trash button for 3 seconds then depress COMMAND DIAL. This takes you right to formatting your card(s). No firmware update required. ;)

The user manual describes it as AUTO POWER OFF rather then 'sleep' and when it shuts off after the set period of inactivity the camera behaves the same as if turned off with the on/off switch. ...

I'm simply expressing a different opinion on the matter. If your need is occasional then from a setting of EVF+SENSOR its a simple matter of pressing the VIEW MODE button once then Menu or Q menu ...

I think Fuji has given a great deal of thought to the user experience side of things and struck a good balance between functionality and ease of use. Dials and button controls can easily be reached ...

Aside from any user selected Power Management delay, the camera invokes a power saving mode after 10 seconds... without any button presses. This 'feature' lowers the refresh rate of the LCD screen ...

Fujifilm doesn't specify any lens weight limits in their X camera user manuals. Some lenses come equipped with tripod mounts... presumably they are the heaviest so that might give you a clue.

No... there are 8 programmable buttons but the 'Q' button isn't one of them.

...  the page numbers in the TOC at the start of the manual as well as those found as references throughout the manual are linked to the associated page for quick jumps to the subject text.

2 pages worth of comments and now we're invited to re re-read in order to look for clues as to the origins of this mysterious plugin.  IF this is really available commercially seems the developer ...

This is not correct.  Every X camera body and X lens carries a unique firmware filename and all of these can be stored on the same SD card at the same time.  For years now I've been updating ...

I've had the Retrospective 5 for a few years now and lack of padding has never been an issue.  However, to buy again I might avoid the color black...

I've experienced both of these issues and believe the root cause is the chemistry used in a particular batch of synthetic plastics... nothing to do do with environment or exposure to body oils, ...

I can understand some of the reasons why camera prices can vary from country to country but what explains the spread between one model and another varying some much ? You say that the X-Pro2 ...

You got it wrong... solid o with white line on top of lens when you want to mount normally BUT line up 18-55 to white line to mount in reverse.

Here's what Rico Pfirstinger, the author of "111 X-Pert Tips" has to say about OIS : • Only use (switch on) the OIS when necessary. When you are using fast shutter speeds that don’t require image ...

Except... why bother building a lens with an IS switch in the first place if it needs to be always left ON.  Even Fuji's operating manual states to turn off O.I.S. when using a tripod.