YES!! Fujifilm X100T Super-SPEED Tip & Trick: REMOVE APERTURE CHATTER!
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- YES!! Fujifilm X100T Super-SPEED Tip & Trick: REMOVE APERTURE CHATTER!
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we are in the 2021 and watching a video published in 2016 about a camera I don't own yet :D
X100T is on the way because of this video. Couldn't afford a X100F. This will be very useful on the streets. Thanks!!
Wow! I thought this was just an x100 quirk and all part of the charm! I didn't think you could actually fix it!!! Thanks Ken.
Being a Fuji X100 series user of the whole series since 2011 there seems to be less chatter in 100F. But you can set up the camera the way you explained without reset the camera with F. Thanks Ken
Wow this is great! Now it is even more like a mechanical camera!
Did you notice if holding the aperture in place is more of a drain on the battery than normal?
Update: Got it working without a settings reset. You just need to make sure OVF Power Save Mode is set to Off
your a damn genius
Hey! Hope your weekend was great! Man, you are such an incredible resource, Ken. You could put together all kinds of Tips & Tricks/Hacks books, videos, series for any/all of these cameras. Cool tip, man, thanks, I love the X100T! I sent one of my M6s out for a CLA and rangefinder anti-flare upgrade. Should be getting it back tomorrow. Man, can't wait to shoot with the new viewfinder upgrade - basically an MP anti-flare kit and then coated windows. Have a great week, Ken!
Werd……its the King of Kool Ted to the V. Im a resource? I know U aint talkin' about me man! The anti-flare upgrade? I dont wanna know what that cost. :)
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Hey Ted, nice bumping into your comment here, lol.. How much did it cost you to do that to your M6? I might do that as well in the future? Thanks Man!
Brilliant tip!......gonna get to that right now!...Thank you!
The official approach would be: shutter button half press and hold until the moving object is in focus. This is true also in manual focus mode due to the aperture setting. In addition the fast continous shooting mode in the Drive option can be used.
Thanks for the video and sorry if I am repeating a comment further down the comment line. I struggled to warm up to this camera until I took it away from my eye. So yes I like the idea of eliminating aperture chatter but I did not want to give up viewing from arms length where I think this little camera works best. By using auto iso you eliminate the LCD going dark, sure from time to time an adjustment is needed
Thank you both, Joseph and Ken.
I am surprised that this "trick" is so new to many photographers. Even in the good old DSLR days many of us put AF on the "*"-button, to avoid having the AF hunting when half-pressing the shutter button. Disconnecting AF from the shutter release can be helpful sometimes, in other cases it's better the "normal way". As you prefer ... :-)
Thank you so much. This is such a great tip. I was having issue with this last weekend.
Hey everybody! I was also able to achieve this fix without factory resetting my camera. For me, I just had to turn Face Recognition off. My thinking is in doing so, the camera doesn't need to open up all the way and get light in for finding the face.
Thank you so much man! Really helpful video for a new fujiuser like myself! God bless you!!
This works on X100S. also when you shoot with strobes, and you shoot more then F2 you need to use this to hit focus else it will hunt forever. This was the missing link to shooting with strobes. You can shoot until you review your photo. Then just press it again to activate.
My X100s has a unique problem. There is no SAB as I have tested it at all apertures. The Exp/Preview in Man.Mode is ON. Camera and the card has been fully reset and new fFW 2.21 has been installed. The Screen or EVF displays a preview of an intended shot but the final output is (i think 2 stops) over exposed in both JPEG and RAW. no custom sim at all. tried different metering abd shutter speeds and even this method in the video.
Thanks! What is the purpose of the reset--is that mostly to make sure people following this video start from the same place, or is there some kind of non-user accessible parameter that gets "stuck" somewhere?
Just great !!!!!!!!!! Thanks !!!!!!!!!!!
this is really interesting. I had this really slowing me down for years, but only recently did I change to keeping it in Manual focus and using the AEL/AFL and the camera is wa-ay snappier. (this is using locked ISO & aperture with Auto shutter). Might give your trick a try too.
Thanks for the hint! Works perfect. Do I understand this correct: you can use this only, if focus must not be changed, because it locks everything, also AF-S.
Roland Rick i have the same problem. Did you find a solution?
but if you do that, the focus will be focus in one certain distance right?you have to turn off af-l again then turn on af-l in other focus.
Thank you. I can get this to work also with the LCD or electronic viewfinder if I turn off face detection
I didn't need to reset my settings by the way
Cool trick, thks for the post. Keep up the great work.
wow, another cool tip. Thanks! man did that speed up the camera!
Thank you, there's me thinking why on earth is there like a fraction of a second shutter lag from when I press the button?
The trick is locking the aperture and the shutter speed in (s)shooting mode? Will this work in full auto, shutter and aperture priority, and full manual?
Awesome tip, thanks, Ken.
because by pressing the switch on is the same as you lock the exposure reading, that's why also the display is black. now the camera will not think how much exposure needed it will not chatter anymore.. just a wild explanation. 😂
Greatings from Slovakia.
Where did you get this hand grip please? Very Nice vidéo, Thank you.
Great tip Ken. Love your work. Has anyone done this on the X100s? I can not seem to get it to work. Cheers
would love to know if it works on the x100s
Good lad....this works on x-70 too...👍
hey man I know this video is a little old but I just got this camera and Im learning how to use it. I followed all your instructions on how to get the speed faster but after I take the picture its coming out pitch black. Any reason as to why this is happening? and if so can you help. Thanks.
Me too Isaac Radcliffe
Hi, I actually figured this out on my own when I bought this camera and started digging into all the possibilities. Great feature. Now that I have an XPRO2 as well, I have a question: I did exactly the same on the XPRO and it seems to work just fine! So now the question is : Is there a difference in the way this operates with XPRO just because its not a leaf shutter? Doesn't look any different - I must say....
same principle, its doing that to keep feeding sufficient exposure to the EVF
the aperture of both is closing down, not the leaf shutter on the X100T
Great tip, but are you sure it's not doing that for focussing? I guess focussing with the aperture closed is a lot harder for the camera. When you press the afl butten it's still opens the aperture to focus, after that it stays closed, showing you the proper exposure. (with exposure preview on.)
Nice video. Sold my X100 recently but got withdrawals so I've just ordered the T! Is that neck strap set up like an M5?
M5???? whut? i make my own straps :)
Ah, ok! I though that maybe there was some kind of lug attachment so it would hang in a portrait orientation like a Leica M5. Nice strap! :)
cool - does this work with the x100s as well?
Cool, tnx
thanks
cool tips. apetur one very interesting
You say "Chatter", I say "Autofocus". Cameras with PDAF do this because they need more light.
On X-T1, you can do this and also accomplish the same thing by simply switching to "M" MF mode.
guess what camera i have in my hands RIGHT NOW
Does this work for the newer X100V? I tried but I can’t seem to get it to work. Anyone else succeeded?
So I think it works. Make sure everything is in manual mode, lock exposure, and try to change the aperture using the aperture ring. It worked for me, and I'm glad it does!!
Is this applicable to the x100s?I own a x100 and it is not happening in low light just bright light and aperture cannot be changed. Does the x100 behave the same way as x100t in this respect?
Can anyone help? I'm following the instructions in this helpful video but the camera still continues to try and re focus despite me pressing the AE/AF button. I've reset and folllowed word for word. Any ideas?
Think I've got it now but you are restricted by shutter speed determining aperture?
Hi...did I miss something? This worked great, except now I can't view back the images I've already taken....I'm sure it's me, because no one else has mentioned it....what to do?
Never mind...I figured it out...thanks anyway! 😊
is it applicable for the other models? and can i use zone focusing with this set up? manual focus
i dunno on other X100 models
Is this facility available for the X-T2 ??
noperz :)
I believe I did not understand anything.. why the screen is black?
I didn't get it too :/ does it mean I do not have to worry bout it then? LOL
Your question is 4 months old, but anyway. You can see on the screen he's on a shutterspeed of 1/2000th and an aperture of f7.1 sometimes f9 and iso 200. He turned on exposure preview so off course the screen is black. It's very underexposed. If he would expose correctly that's exactly what you would see, a correct exposure.
yes, i do understand it now. and actually i did set up my x100t according to the instruction after rewinding it couple times. it's cool! Thanks! ;)
Hey quick question, is there any way to adjust the back focus on this camera? I just got mine today and I've been shooting with it and I get crazy back focus when focusing close and a noticeable back focus for far-ish away help please help thank you
you need to use EVF rather than optical to fix that up :)
but nope
AMAZING!!! it worked like a charm thank you so much THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU and sorry for taking so long to say thanks lol
hallo, thanks for the tip, does anyone know the description in german language, thanks
Can't you just turn on "Preview Depth of Field" to ensure the aperture stays where you set it instead of opening up?
There's also "Preview Exposure in Manual Mode"
that only works for one shot, not followups
Does this work with the xpro 1 or xpro 2?
certain lenses chatter, like the 35mm 1.4, thats lens firmware
why I cant do in my x100s? is there any different on it?
you can
i already follow your Instruction , reset the setting, single frame mode, and AF button in S (lock). and try to focus first and push the AF button ( green indication) but the diagfrahma still seeking when i pres the shutter.....do I miss something ? thanks
yey I got it now, thanks
Seems like the AF sensor cells in the X100s need more light in order to work properly. Just tried inside, will try outside tomorrow to confirm this.
Doesn't work on the x-Pro1 though
i honestly dunno
Can't Fuji fix this ???
its necessary to flicker the aperture on mirrorless cameras for AF and other reasons…..it exists for a reason