Grumpyrocker

DXO was my favourite RAW software for many years. They've had quite a bit of money from me.

Would have had more if they'd supported Fuji cameras. When I moved to Fuji I parted ways with DXO.

Yes Fujifilm does. On the manual pages you'll find supplementary downloads detailing the changes. And eventually these often get rolled into the main manuals .

Single point mode mostly. For AF-S. For moving subjects such as my kids on their bikes I find AF-C Wide Tracking works really well.

Have you got the button setting for AF-L on shutter button turned off. This messes with the touch-screen to shot behaviour. Seemingly the two settings are linked. Took me a while to work out ...

No. With aperture, iso and shutter on auto you still have full control of focusing. You must have some other setting blocking what you want to do. Perhaps you've turned off touch focusing.

Do you mean after engaging the "auto" lever? This is not the same as setting aperture, shutter speed and ISO to auto. Doing these three things still gives you complete control of the cameras. Howev ...

Yes on the half press the ISO changes from whatever upper limit is set to the actual ISO to be used for the shot.

X-T20 with the latest firmware. I have AE on half-shutter enabled. I see the shutter speed in the EVF on the half-press. The actual ISO value doesn't appear until the half press either, only the ...

I think all issues of build quality, sharpness, size etc the real reason to choose between them is which focal length you're more likely to use. I rarely use my 18-55mm at the complete wide end. So ...

You're welcome. It's new in this week's firmware update.

Yes there is. Go to the spanner menu /Screen Set-Up/Disp. Custom Setting/ and then tick the box "Live View Highlight Alert".

Have you tried doing a full reset? Sometimes this is needed after a firmware update.

Even before this update you could set the shutter speed dial to T and then just use one of the small dials to select any shutter speed. So yes you can use the front dial for shutter speed. In the ...

I use Google Photos. The editor is pretty good and it's easy to share from.

That's odd. The link was direct from my purchasing page of the X-T20 grip. They must have removed the X-T20 from the options on the page since I got mine.

I find my X-T20 perfectly comfortable. I just use a grip sometimes with a bigger lens or if wearing thick gloves. I own a small mirrorless camera partly due to its size, so I wouldn't complain it ...

I have a Meiki grip from Amazon UK. Unlike some of the other cheaper grips it does have texture to the actual grip. It blends in very well with the camera and looks a lot more like the official grip. ...

I always enjoy Martin's videos. Some of the differences noted in the video though are about to disappear with the April X-T20 firmware update.

Oh dear. Some very silly and not very grown up reactions to the opinion of another person. Anyone would think some of you designed and built the X-H1.

Serious videographers would be using a monitor anyway - and that'd have zebras, waveforms etc.