Auto ISO and Fujifilm Cameras
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- Auto ISO and Fujifilm cameras. Tutorial and review of the Auto ISO mode of the Fujifilm X-T3 camera. The mirrorless camera's auto iso settings that are explained also apply to the Fujifilm X-T2, and Fuji X-T4 as well.
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I come back to this video often. For me, it's priceless!
Chris, your channel is a must-go for anybody starting with (Fuji) photography, like myself a year ago. I bought the X-T4 1 month ago, and I devoured your videos! They’re not only extremely useful information wise, but your enthusiasm makes me really heart pumping to know my camera inside and out. It’s really inspirational! If I were Fuji, I would hire you immediately.
A big thank you from The Netherlands!
such an underrated channel.
Thank you so much!!! :-)
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This is the reference video everybody needs to watch for Auto ISO in fuji cameras
I 100% agree!
I use ISO 12800 max.
People put too much thought into High ISO performance.
As long as you can see the expressions on peoples faces that expresses the moment, I and the people are perfectly happy with it.
Graininess should be viewed as a style rather than a failure. What really sucks is missing the moment!
Unfortunatly high iso is not only related to soft detail and grain, but also a lower dynamic range
Thank you for the wonderful explanation Chris, I got an X-T4 recently and your video actually allowed me to use the camera in Auto ISO mode instead of avoiding that mode altogether because of the issue with minimum SS, which as you said was the big gotcha. The other gotcha (for me at least) is shown at 11:02. Specifically, if I took control of the SS and Aperture, and decided to leave the ISO up to the camera, then that means I'd like to *monitor* the ISO on the fly. But I cannot do that, because Fuji decided to display the *maximum* value I had for the setting all the time, unless I half-click the shutter and lock focus /exposure which is the only time the *real* or current ISO that will be recorded on my photo is shown. Maybe I don't want to lock everything and half press the shutter just to read the ISO value, instead it would be much more useful to show ISOA1 12800 somewhere at the top of the EVF so that I know what setting I'm in, but show the current ISO updated on the fly at the bottom, so that I can see what the camera does with it all the time. That way I can adjust my SS/aperture on the fly and press the shutter when I mean to lock focus and shoot the photo, instead of to check my current ISO. Sadly, I was not able to find a way to achieve this no matter what I do.
The Kat in the hat meets photography. Fantastic, I love it.
0:22 The film simulations on my Fujifilm X-T4 actually got me BACK into film again. I shoot both film and digital now. Also, your all ISO videos are great explainers!
Picked up the x-t4 a couple days ago, learning so much from this channel! Huge thank you!
I had watched your ISO invariance video, loved it, and your video on how to set the command dial for ISO was super useful. Didn't know that was possible. I learned a few things on this too, but if I can add a suggestion. I use ALL 3 AUTO ISO settings, and while I can't rename them, I call them DAY, DUSK, and EVENING. So AUTO ISO 1 is for bright conditions, with a higher minimum shutter speed, lowest ISO, etc. AUTO ISO 2 is for Lower Light situations, with ISO 400 as minimum, a lower minimum shutter speed like 1/60, and a top speed of about 1600. Then ISO 3 I let go to 12800 ISO, and I do use AUTO for the minimum shutter speed. AND, to change these SUPER QUICK, I use the right directional button to change AUTO ISO. Not only is it super fast, I can push again to the right to quickly adjust these settings. And while I normally shoot Aperture Priority, as you mention, I can quickly grab the shutter dial to change the minimum shutter speed to a fixed setting if need be. I do have a 5 min video here on TH-cam on how I do this, but you get the idea. Thanks to YOUR video, I learned today that I can quickly change AUTO ISO with the front command dial, but I don't like the fact that it would be super easy to accidentally roll that dial and suddenly be using an ISO I may not want. Light may change, but usually not dramatically enough that one of the 3 settings won't handle it, but by using the right directional button (works best because another push in the same direction gets you to be able to adjust these without going to the menu), I can change things quickly at weddings and events, and instead of OK I can just gently tap the shutter button to set it. THANKS AGAIN! I subscribed!
GREAT suggestions Nathan!!!! Thank you so much man!!! 👍
Mate I absolutely love your energy in videos. You literally convinced me to get an X-T4 and If I am having a drama my first stop is your channel!
Wow! Thank you so much!!! 🙏 🙏 🙏 You totally make my day!!!
You are the Fuji king! Always watch your vids from across the pond in the UK! You’re a natural for a TV show
Absolutely terrific. Saved me an enormous amount of time trying to figure this out on my own. For wildlife, I find it best to shoot wide open (smallest f- number for given lens), and Auto settings: default sensitivity: 200; max sensitivity: 12,800; min shutter speed 1/60. Your tip to override the shutter speed using the SS dial solved the mystery for me. I use an XT2. Thank you very much for your understandable tutorials.
Applause from China. Because my poor English I kinda never leave any comment. But your videos are the most helpful and infomational videos not only on photo taking videos, but all videos on TH-cam so I must say something. I use all your tips on my new X-H2s and works great! Thanks a lot!
Awesome... Love learning when teacher is teaching in a fun way.
It was a well-constructed, well-presented, and well-inspiaring tutorial on Setting Auto ISO on the fleet of Fujifilm X-T systems. Well done, Chris.👍
The ten seconds from 1:25 to 1:35 solved the major issue that was stopping me using Auto ISO (I had it set to "Command"). Thanks!
Thank you so much! I seriously thought I was going crazy when I'd set a minimum limit on my shutter speed and the camera completely ignored it.
FANTASTIC KNOW HOW. THANKS AGAIN FOR YOUR SUPPORT. YOU ARE VERY NICE.
This video was extremely useful! Thank you!!...I thought I was going crazy with the "min shutter speed" setting for the Auto ISO! Now I understand! and know what to do about it! Thank you very much your Fujifilm XT3 reviews!
Important settings for me, don't know how I missed this video. As always, thanks for another invaluable lesson :)
Love your videos! You are really good. I just bought a Fujifilm X-T4 because you have the best instructional camera videos on TH-cam!
3 auto ISO settings seems like a solution looking for a problem. I use your technique that I discovered on my on, the hard way. I wish I had seen this video 2 years ago. I think it is the best solution.
Step 1 at 1:20 is crucial. So many TH-cam channels tell you everything else. Thanks pal2tech
since i follow your youtube videos Chris i have learned a lot about my fujifilm x-t4 camera.... i want to thank you very much
Auto-ISO is especially nice for street photography. The light changes by the second with shadows and such. Things are changing and happening quickly in that environment, so I don't want to be fussing with settings. I want to get the shot. The other thing is that I shoot aperture priority most of the time. So that limits the camera to just two things for good exposure: shutter and ISO. Also. I want the shutter at a minimum speed so as to prevent blur. Auto-ISO allows me to do this. Great feature.
Love ,love, love this channel my photography is improving and fun especially increasing so much! never thought I'd love a channel this much seriously. like having a personal teacher. With the money I spend can't tell you how much I appreciate your work....Guess I just did. Valuable content for sure recommending to all my enthusiast/ semipro Photographers. Please keep up the great content.
For me, I usually have my camera set to auto ISO and I take control of Aperture and Shutter. If my ISO is too high, I’ll either open up my aperture more or slow down my shutter, depending on the situation. Some people don’t like that, but everyone shoots differently. Great video as usual!
I recently discovered your Fuji XTx videos shortly after ordering my first Fuji...the XT3. Just wanted to thank you for the excellent presentations/content and easy to follow tutorials! Cheers
I appreciate the time, energy and passion you put into every and every post.
Cheers mate.
Brother you dissected the XT3! This video is very insightful!!!
the best explanation i found for this option especially that sentence ( min shutter is more of a suggestion ) . it was a great confusion issue for me that it won't lock a min shutter
Fantastic thank you so much. I really struggled with this yesterday… but no more 😊
Great video, really informative, I'm getting an XT4 tomorrow, my first Fujifilm ever, haven't properly been into photography since my college days, and that was real film camera's/darkrooms etc etc, very excited and this will help/refresh no end
I was setting up AP on X-T30 and was wondering about min SS. Thanks ! Amazing video and explanation. I'm binging your Fuji Camera Training playlist. One suggestion: Grouping video from basic to advanced would be awesome ! I'm currently skipping advanced ones and will revisit later !
The reason for lowest shutter speed of 23mm is 1/34 is because safe shutter speed formula for handheld of 1/focal length is based on 35mm equivalent focal length, which 23x1.5 is 34.5.
Thanks Jon! And you are 100% correct for sure because I just want back and it's interesting how it's doing the crop factor calculation and then rounding down. I'd love to mention that more -- damn I wish TH-cam would allow us to EDIT our videos!!!!
this guy is good! Fuji’s can be quirky! this guy is knowledgeable and helped me solve a couple of ISO confusing moments! thanks!
Another super useful vdeo. I was going crazy seeing my SS go down. Good news, there is still more room for improvement with Fuji menu and options.
YOU ARE FULLY INVOLVED WITH YOUR VIDEOS ..... THAT IS NICE ...👌👌👌
damn this video helps me a lot. After using my X-T30 for more than half a year, I still missing something. The auto ISO would be really helpful, cant wait to try it out. btw your explanations are easier to understand than other videos I came across. Keep it up!
Thanks Chris, D.W.A.T.I. mode is my new best friend !!
Very well explained. Greets from Germany
Love the dog and absolutely agree about being able to rename ISO 1, 2 and 3!
I always learn stuff watching your videos (most of it is applicable to my xt-20). Thank you.
Wonderful information. Thanks again.
Nailed it as usual.. I'd love to see something on focus modes for wedding photography.
Thank you, that was really helpful.
This really helped me out. Thank you so much!
Simple, clear and efficient. You're the best!
Thank you so much Dan! 🙏
Always makes me smile 😀
Thank you!
This is a fantastic video. Thanks so much for posting it. I've always felt confused by the Auto ISO settings in my Fujifilm camera. This helps tremendously. I'm now a subscriber. You make some great videos. Please keep up the great work.
You're very welcome!
Thanks, excellent video, as usual 👍
I also use the DWATI method but I have never heard it called that. In addition you can still use the exposure comp dial to dial in your final exposure
Thank you so much for all that Information about the Fuji-Cameras.
I just want to share my experience in terms of Auto-ISO and Auto-SS:
Auto ISO and Auto-SS works like this:
First the camera will try to regulate the exposure by regulating the SS. (ISO stays at the default value)
When the camera reaches the min. SS and the image is still underexposed, the camera starts to regulate the ISO
If the camera reaches the min/max-values for SS and ISO and the image is still underexposed, then the camera will try to fix the exposure by going beyond the min-value for the SS.
Thats why i have the same max ISO-Values for all 3 Auto-ISO-Profiles (max 6400 ISO). Instead of setting different ISO-Values for the Auto-ISO-Profiles, i set different min-SS-Values (In my case 1/125, 1/80, 1/60)
The only problem with your DWATI mode is that you can easily over expose your photo in case you set the shutterspeed on the dial to low. The camera can then not choose higher shutterspeeds anymore and you might not notice it in that moment.
I think the 3 auto ISO modes are great. I just have different min shutterspeeds for each, while min/max ISO I keep the same for all (just use the cameras max/min possible ISO).
Still, thanks for your videos! I didn't know there was an auto min shutterspeed option yet, I like that. Keep up the good work!
Love your videos. I always learn something new even though I have been using my Fuji X-T2 for some time now.
You're right, there should be hard lock on SS instead of ISO. Spending time testing your camera could really pay off in better shots. Thanks for the great info!!
Informative! Still Fresh! Thx!
Back when this video came out, I had set my Auto ISO Button Dial to COMMAND, then a month ago when I was shooting in conditions where it would have been best to use auto ISO, I could not for the life of me figure out how to set it back to auto, I went absolutely nuts, and of course now that all my photos and videos from that shoot have been published, this video pops into my recommended and low and behold, its the one tab I did not check in the options
Great video and really good suggestions for f/w upgrades at the end of the video. I just plunked down for an X-S10.
I'm a recent x100v owner, not an xt-something owner, but this is useful all the same. Particularly your suggestion to keep the shutter speed in manual mode (or DWATI, as you call it :P), as I'm able to control my shutter speed through the back dial if I stick the top dial to T. You just made my life one stop easier, thanks!
Top tip!
11:36 Really great constructive feedback for Fujifilm.
To add on to your tactic, I Think exposure compensation dial should also play a role and be useful
Does the ISO Dial setting look different in the XT4? I can't seem to be able to find it in the button/dial setting.
Thank you, your videos are incredible.
Muchas gracias, tus videos son increibles!!
@pal2tech great video, very well presented. Im very much a beginner taking up photography as my retirement hobby, so you can imagine vulnerable to camera shake!! Im using a Nikon camera but found pretty much everything you said to be very applicable. I have found that manual mode with auto ISO to be the best for me. Having control over shutter speed and aperture is fairly easy especially when you don't have to worry about ISO.. cheers
Very helpful summary. Thank you. If you choose to use auto ISO, how do you know what ISO the camera has picked for you in a particular shot ? I only see the maximum ISO SETTING displayed in the view finder
I love the technical depth in these vijeos! Any info on how Auto ISO behaves in vijeo mode on an X-T3?
Again..crystal clear. Thanks.
So glad!
Thanks for the video. What's the point in having three different Auto settings? OK I can understand why but how do you make the best use of them and is there any way to select among them without getting into the menu?
Same question. Is there an easy way to toggle between Auto ISO 1 2 and 3?
Great to see you again dude
Hey Carmine!!! Thank you so much man!!!! 🙏🙏
haha... same! got offended by my fuji too.
I grew up on manual shooting.
thanks to the two holidays (which corona is the main one), I decided to learn to enjoy the benefits of auto features on my fuji.
and I stuck in the same "Min SS" dilemma,
I couldn't understand why the camera ignores my "min ss".
I gave up digging the menu or google for fuji bugs.
I just did the same, use it to border only the ISO.
now I found your video about!
I guess it's still, an "AUTO Priority" feature after all.
it will be really nice to have Min SS feature that actually bounds the SS as expected.
I had the same issues with Canon's minimum shutter speed. I found out the hard way that the camera takes liberty with your shutter speed...no bueno. But great fix! Thanks pal2tech!
Brilliant walk thru!
Thanks!! 👍
Dude, love your videos.
Thank you!
I get what you are saying but I have never been comfortable using auto ISO. The times I have used it on my Nikons it seemed to always default to the maximum ISO and therefore introduce to much noise into my image. When using my X-T3 I have my ISO and shutter speeds set to my back and front dials and it's so easy to change settings and I feel that I am more in control and telling the camera what to do instead of it deciding what it thinks it should do. I guess we all have our different ways of shooting and there is no set hard and fast rule which makes photography so much more interesting. Great channel by the way and love your tutorials
Yeah, it can be mind-boggling how many different preferences/ways people have to get the shots. At the end of the day, the #1 King of all of this is the STORY. Tell a good story in your photos/videos and you've nailed it. Cheers and thank you!!!
Question for X-H2 users re: button dial setup: I'm curious how users setup exposure compensation when shooting auto ISO in manual mode. Specifically, how to you effect exposure compensation if your front command dial is set up for aperture and the rear dial for shutter speed? Thanks in advance.
Once again a fantastically constructed and very useful tutorial. I have often wondered where I was going wrong with auto ISO, and now I know! Thanks again Chris!
Still looking forward to the studio / drawer labelling tour tho. 😜
OK OK OK!!! Will do one on that for sure.... I love the idea.
pal2tech Just a gentle nudge... I need all the help I can get with being organised, you should see my office just now! Although, actually you can’t really see it, due to the clutter!
Are you looking forward to the X-T4? I hope I’ll be able to justify the upgrade. I’m sure your review when it comes will help with the justification.
Wow that was sooooo helpful!!!!!
Great Video!👍🏼 Thank you!
One question: Do you Set the Aperture for every Objective? Like 1/60 for the 23mm, 1/320 for the 55-200mm?
Please make Long exposure photography video for xt3
Specially for night
I did do a quick, non technical, test on what you said about OIS and shutter speed; I have the XT4. I had a desk lamp on with a dollar bill. I focused on the eye of Jackson and took one shot with OIS on (1/125, f11, ISO 3200 camera set with auto ISO and auto shutter). When I turned OIS off the settings changed to 1/120, f11, ISO 3200. So the camera is taking into account OIS in the XT4. Or, are you talking about something I didn't understand correctly? Love your videos I keep coming back for more. Thanks for the help with Auto ISO!!
ISO limitations do not work in video mode, is that correct? I am using X-T3. Thank you for your very useful and cheerful videos!
Awesome video about a difficult topic that bothers many of us, I guess 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you so much Jason!! 🙏
Thanks for the very useful video! How can I quickly change the exposure while I'm shooting and I notice that the images are over or underexposed?
Interesting topic and tips. Thanks for sharing!
No problem, you're more than welcome!
Thx, really helpful to understand this function and how to set best!
Great to hear!
Please disregard my initial comment.....I know why the MY portion of the MENU was not available. When I get a few moments I will hopefully be able to set up DWATI. Thanks so much for your video.....very helpful as always.
Thanks and what is connection between Auto ISO performance and dynamic range?
5:00 Maybe 1/34 takes in to account the crop rate of the sensor. Like on a FF camers it would choose 1/23. but if you multiply 23mm with 1,52 which is the Fuji crop ratio - you'll end up at 1/34 sec-.
Good point. And another fact: I learning real fast that I STINK at math! :-)
Yes the Auto SS will set to 1/(FLx1.5)
@@pal2tech No worries. I don't think most people remember to take in to account the crop factor anyway. But we have to I think :)
@@JHuffPhoto Exactly, or more like 1.52 / 1.53, but that's nitpicking.. :)
Super noob question and I’m sorry if this doesn’t apply. Will the digital shutter and mechanical shutter settings mess with the Aperture priority settings? Or will that not make any differences? What settings do you like to use? Thank you for all the hard work and sharing your information!
awesome like usual, and this video to me was very helpful, thanks pal
Love your channel! I am really confused because I have two Fuji xt3’s where I can adjust my iso in the front dial. Not the dial on the top. Did they take that feature away ? Why can I not setup this new to me used Fuji xt3 like my old ones ?
Thanks on clarifying auto ISO.....
Happy to help!
Can you test your AFL and AEL buttons? You'll find that AFL works fine but AEL button seems to be not working in this mode! Meanwhile, half press the shutter button can still lock exposure... I know it because I've been shooting in this mode since I got my XT3. It's a little bit annoying because I shoot street photography and I would love to control exposure through AEL button. But I can't. Hope fuji will fix this inconsistency bug!
I did some google digging on this problem. It seems that fuji is calling this mode "Manual Mode". Since it's "Manual" mode, there's nothing to be locked when you press the AEL button, because you're control it manually. They seem to forgot that ISO is still in Auto mode...X/
Great video Chris! You explained that well. DWATI. You’re so funny.
😀😀😀 Thanks!!!
awesome, your explanation of these 3-settings (Auto1, Auto2, & Auto3) ... always wondered when they came into play -- in Program, Aperture, or Shutter priority ... you have a method of instruction that even the inept can understand, thanks so much for the insight .. am now a better photographer (keep the good work coming).
You're welcome!
This channel is awesome! Absolutely love it ! I love Ken Wheeler, what a character, but Pal2Tech is now my #1 go to channel for Fujifilm. Very entertaining & informative!
Holy crap, Darren! You totally blew me away sir! Thank you so much for the wonderful comment and you have totally made my day, I mean my week, actually my month. And I won't mention anything to Ken, LOL. Take care buddy!
You will be contacted by Neil from FujiCast. I think Neil James and Kevin Mullins (Fuji ambassador) as they want to interview you for their very popular podcast. They’re lovely guys and interview some of the most influential photographers and creators and i told them to watch your TH-cam channel. They want you on the show!! You’ll be getting an email from Neil. Listen to their podcast it’s fantastic. Anyway love Pal2Tech absolutely addicted to the channel. You’re a cool dude!
@@cyberdaz That's awesome! 👍
YES.. THANK YOU. I have been really kind of looking for an explanation for how this works since I do Street with my XT3 Aperture priority. But I use the Auto setting. I also don’t understand why it doesn’t say minimum ISO and maximum ISO. Great video. Thank you.