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sorenlaursen
Hi - I have a similar problem with my X-E2 as described above. Any solution?
Cheers
Soren
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PeterNb
Hi! I cant't update my Toiut 32 X (( links aren't working((
If you have file with 1.03 give me know
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cbrwng
Not sure why you weren't able to get a response, but you are correct with your assumption that the second square is a correction for parallax error and that adjusting your composition will result in an image that is in focus.
The best way to check this as you get used to using the OVF is to turn on the EVF preview by pressing left on the front control lever to get a smaller OVF window in the right corner of your viewfinder. You can then press the rear command dial to zoom that little window in to check focus on your focus frame.
Hope this helps! Here are a couple of useful articles for you with regards to the OVF:
http://vopoku.com/fujifilm-ovf-focusing/
http://vopoku.com/fujifilm-ovf-focusing-with-the-x-pro-1-and-x100s-pt-2/
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dpl
danjudysc@aol.com Guess I need to find another Fuji site. One Question had 12,300 views and only 2 replies. Not much help here.
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You really help everyone who likes to take photos! Thanks for this info.
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I forgot to add that the red shrub is a Crepe Myrtle, and that the street is deliberately named 'Myrtle Rd'.
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Fujifilm X-Pro2 with 35mm f1.4 lens
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Great shot, I like these live photos!
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By Dismason · Posted
I was photographing the professional basket ball league here in my hometown Kotka, Finland. It's a much faster tempo in professional sports but I was very pleased with the Fujifilm X-H1 performance also in low light.
When I bought the camera I had to choose between X-T3, X Pro3 or X-H1. I decided to take the risk with the X-H1 even though it have being so much complain about this camera on YouTube.
After the basket game I am very happy with my decision to buy X-H1. It turned out that those who complain most do not have the knowledge how to use it.
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Cuillins on Skye - B&W - Fuji XT3 - Landscape M mode - hand held as an experiment on the option.
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