I tested mine and it's working. Make sure the contact is clear and it's firmly attached?Anyone has issues with the pop up flash? I attached it and lifted it but nothing happens. The option to change flash mode is still greyed out
I tested mine and it's working. Make sure the contact is clear and it's firmly attached?
Cheers.
Yeah, our unit is considered as first batch so there are definitely a lemon there, hope yours is fine after you try again tonight. ;-)That's what I did last night. Shall try again, if not I think I probably got a dud
Yeah, our unit is considered as first batch so there are definitely a lemon there, hope yours is fine after you try again tonight. ;-)
Is ur camera on silent mode?..
When it is on silent mode, flash is disabled..
Hey guys, I've got a question regarding the AF tracking on the XT1..
I'm coming from a Nikon D700 body where previously I was able to set my AF point over the object I would like to track, and as long as I half pressed the shutter in AFC mode, that AF point would follow the object around the frame, and the camera even has a setting where you can tell it how long to lose sight of the object before giving up on the tracking (in case your subject gets blocked by a person or moves off the frame temporarily)
All the Panasonic m43 bodies I've owned also have this feature where you can set your crosshair over the subject you want, and it would automatically follow the subject around the frame if it moves, allowing you to lock focus on that subject once you half press the shutter.
On the XT1, however, if I set it to AFC mode, then use a single AF point to plant it over my object, once the AF locks and the AF point turns green, the AF point doesn't move around the screen no matter where my object moves. Does this mean that I have to keep my object in the same part of the frame in order to maintain focus on it, or is the camera performing its own tracking of the subject even though the AF point is not following it?
It's the same thing if I change the AF mode to multiple AF points and let the camera decide what to focus on. Once I half press the shutter and it locks focus, the focus point stays put and doesn't move even though my subject moves away from the green locked AF point.
So my question is.. Does the camera actually "remember" what you locked focus on when you initially half pressed the shutter, then follows it around the frame even though the AF point may not be moving? Or are you expected to keep your focus point constantly over the subject you would like to focus on?
I believe you need to ensure the AF point is over the subject at all times...... even for the D700, if you use single AF point and AFC, you would need to do the same (if i remember correctly....)
When I just switched over to fujifilm I keep asking myself where the hell is the highlighted tracking box. What I see is just a cross at the centre for my x-pro1 in af-c mode. I just got x-t1 and wonder how to make full use of the af-c too. I doubt it will work the same as d700 with the illumination box. I remember one bro mention that we need to set the AF-C priority setting to focus and not release to use it effectively. Still playing around with the cam, I shall test it out this weekend.
Anyone managed to find a screen protector for the XT1?
Thanks in advance!
Anyone managed to find a screen protector for the XT1?
Thanks in advance!
Any 3.5" one will do. Try Clik at Funan,Leslie knows the size for the XT1.
has anyone used a non-fuji flash ? I have an "older" Nissin D866 (Canon compatible) laying around but it won't fit, I can't slide it on the gap to the upper tightening wheel is to small..wth
has anyone used a non-fuji flash ? I have an "older" Nissin D866 (Canon compatible) laying around but it won't fit, I can't slide it on the gap to the upper tightening wheel is to small..wth