Fujifilm X-E2
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From Fujifilm website:
http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/x/fujifilm_x_e2/features/page_03.html
You can smoothly change to the following settings using the DRIVE button.
Recording High-Definition (HD) Movies
Bracketing
-AE Bracketing
-ISO Bracketing
-Film Simulations Bracketing
-Dynamic Range Bracketing
Continuous Shooting (Burst Mode)
Panoramas
Multiple Exposures
Advanced Filter
Continuous shooting Approx. 7.0 fps (JPEG: max. approx. 28 frames, RAW / RAW+JPEG: max. approx. 8 frames)
Approx. 3.0 fps (JPEG:up to the capacity of the card, RAW / RAW+JPEG: max. approx. 8 frames)
i think u don get what i mean.
I know i can have burst photo if i hold the shutter.
but press once = 10 shot don have
Then you don't understand the specification of your camera maximum frame rate. Not even X-T1 (max 8 fps), or Canon 5D3 or Nikon D800 have 10 fps burst. You need to get OMD or 1DX or D4 lah.
Able to have burst mode is related to the maximum frame per second the camera can handle.
It the same, press and hold the shuttle button (one click) for multiple shot. Change the Drive mode on your X-E2 to continuous mode and try it out, you will not get 10 continuous shot.
Hold many shot in one burst also depend on the camera buffer to hold the images while writing to the card, once the memory buffer is full, it will not take any more shost until it writes to the card.
It the same, press and hold the shuttle button (one click) for multiple shot. Change the Drive mode on your X-E2 to continuous mode and try it out, you will not get 10 continuous shot.
Hold many shot in one burst also depend on the camera buffer to hold the images while writing to the card, once the memory buffer is full, it will not take any more shost until it writes to the card.
The only way is to use Continuous Shooting Mode (Burst), Select "High" frame rate, press the Q-button to go to Q-menu and enable the Self-timer. You will get whatever maximum frame rate (approx 7 fps according to spec).
freebird75
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I used to own both the 550d and x-e1. Yes, 550d do 10 shots timer. Unfortunately I dun recall being able to do so with x-e1. Looking at x-e2 specs i believe it can't too.
IIRC, it seems that once u move above 70d, you will lose the 2-10 shots timer feature in Canon models. Currently using 6d, can't do that either.
eleveninth
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buy a intervalometer
richiemccaw1
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If self collect and cash on delivery, maybe you can inspect the set first. Otherwise too risky for me.
freebird75
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That's normal. it should be the same as ur DSLR. once u r in manual mode, EV will depends on the aperture, shutter and iso u set. Think having a EV dial now kind of confuse u.
Maybe it's because of your metering settings? Is it spot metering?
This is the description in X-T1 manual which I think should be no different to your X-E2
In "multi", the camera instantly determines exposure based on an analysis of composition, color, and brightness distribution.
You can check your operating manual to compare with other modes.
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