Hey Chris Really enjoy your training style, energy and the topics you cover. I might try this back button focus option on my X-S10 if it is possible. I have the 16-55mm f/2.8 and agree with you that it is like 4 primes in one lens, I love it. All the best from Sydney, Australia
Another great video. I really like your 2nd method utilizing the AF-M option as it is so easy to switch back to AF-S and auto focus mode on shutter half press. However I find that I can use the already- assigned AF-On function button rather than having to assign a separate function button as when I press the shutter the Shutter AF automatically has no effect. Certainly that is the case on the X-S10.
I agree. In my opinion: the only situation where the new placement is better is when I held the camera close to my body with the LCD screen to the side. Then my thumb/hand wasn't as heavily angulated as it would've been if it was located at the same place as XT3 AF-ON. But for taking photos with a normal angulation of the hand, which possibly is more frequent. I definitely prefer the XT3. I only tried them in the store though.
Got to this late!! but great video. The newer? 16-80mm is awesome. I have it on one of my Fuji's constantly. Only had it a few months so maybe the newer production is better? I also don't do video so can't comment on that side
I have an X-T4 with the 16-80mm lens. I never zoom during a shot as it looks cheesy to me (like a ‘70s TV show), so any ‘wobble’ is a non-issue. But…the lens is a bit hefty for my taste. I chose FujiFilm/APSC to keep my gear small and light. I hear the 16-55 is a top-notch lens but it’s significantly larger still, so not an option. I might adopt the 18-55 ‘kit’ as a solution for everyday use.
Chris, thanks for the back button focus tutorial. Very good. I think even I got it, so everyone else must have. I know you have done this before, but a vid on focusing for wildlife would be hugely helpful. I love my XT-3 but birds in flight is a disaster for me. Am sure it my set up. Help urgently needed! Thanks Pal.
I notice when you show your camera screen, your “MY” icon isn’t grayed out. I’d love a video for newbies on why some things are grayed out all the time and what I can do to change that? Thanks! I appreciate all your videos!!
Nope. Use the half-press to set the foucs and exposeure and then press the AF On button to lock the focus of the AEL for the exposure. Easy to do: Rench (screen 2 on X-T5) AF/AE Lock Mode - On. So whenever you press either the AF of AEL buttons it will "lock" either the focus (AF) OR exposure (AE)
At 21:19 a Tamron 18-30mm lens is discussed. I did a Google search for this specific lens and got zero hits. Is there such a thing as a Tamron 18-30mm lens, or were you thinking of the Tamron 18-300mm (F3.5-6.3) for Fujifilm X-Mount Cameras? Just wondering!
Hi Pal, I tried your idea to focus with the Lever in M. The regular AF-On button is doing the same thing you’re promoting. Did I miss something? Or is just a preference to have the function on the dial rather than the button next to it?
Hi, I think you don't need to asign the function to any button, but just press the AF lock button while the AF mode select is in Manual. My X-T2 works that way without doing any function assign. At least I can't remember having done it
Hey Chris! I had a similar warning message with a second-hand 10-24. I sent it to Fuji but the repair quote was pretty high compared to what I got the lens for - so I got a 9mm manual lens instead. I was wondering if you received a explanation about the error and what could’ve caused it?
Great livestream - only caught it near end but since watched it after the event. Many thanks - you got me into Fuji system some time ago now. Hope you get to review the upcoming Tamron lens when it is available. Best Regards Fergus Buchanan
Fuji’s quality control is terrible I had the issue with my 85 1.2 not a scratch or damage. I had the same issue with the same error message. I have had issues with my xh1, xpro 2 and my 85 1.2 lens this equipment have been handled with kid gloves. To be honest I had faith with my cannon gear. After 4 years of switching too Fuji I am disappointed in its quality
Hi I have an xt3 and I have a video focusing question I want to be able to Use touch to focus while recording video but when in manual mode it wont let me. When I change focusing to S mode I can touch to fucus while recoding but cant see any focus peaking I want to be able to use Focus peaking and touch to focus while recording in 1 mode, how can I achieve this? Thank you
Hello Chris, how are you? I want to comment on the 16-80mm. It doesn't focus in zoom because it's not a focal lens. For that reason it has a very low price. A big hug
Or…you can just set focus switch on Manual and use back button focus…and still be able to fine tune manually with focus ring …which is what I like to use.
Plus it’s super fast you don’t t even have to take camera away from eye to change back to normal autofocus mode…just switch focus switch on front with left hand.
I usually focus like you do. Just got xt5. It did not seem to allow me to pick subject / bird/ etc when I switched to manual focus. DId you find this as well.
Hello, did you have pictures with "fog" in strong sunlight (outdoor)? If yes, what might be the cause? I was using XT4 on around 2pm, the light was great, sunny and going with custom white balance, some random pictures were foggy, on parc, under trees or not...please give me a tip!🙁
I want to know what do you do incase you want continuous focus. Do I have to change the manual focus button to C or there is any other way out. I would feel obliged if you can clarify it.
Amazing stream! I did not know about the appointed focus button, I used half-press with an offset like on my old Canon camera. And thank you so much for the video with a review of your favorite lenses, I bought the Fuji 90mm F2 and I'm extremely happy!
I loved the live show here Chris! I can tell you love what you’re doing! I’ve had Nikon cameras my whole life (since 1977) and got into the Fuji xt4 last year. Great camera system but I’m finding it hard to learn it all. But you’ve helped me considerably through your channel here! Thanks! Still gotta learn more and keep experimenting with what you’re teaching.
This was hugely helpful. thank you. I am fairly new to the system and had not figured out focus lock and the best part about using this technique is I get the benefit of focus peaking as well so I can real time see i my image is sharp. Now that I can lock a subject and continously see how sharp it is. Just a huge leap forward and will save me MANY wasted shots.
Followed instructions and can't get mine to back button focus. Turned on/off, batteries out and back. Not sure if it's because I have the latest firmware. Reverting back to default settings, (AF-S on, rear dial back to focus check), only when shooting at Manual focus photo, the AF-L would serve as back button focus. Been going through tutorials and it seems that the X-T3 doesn't always activate new settings. I follow tutorials here on RUclips and assign buttons, etc and then use it with fail at times such as this tutorial. Later in the day when nothing had changed on my end, the new settings function the way it's programmed. My X-T3 appears to be moody.
It seems like AF-On in manual focus mode only uses single point AF not zone AF on my XT-3. Is that a limitation of your back button focusing method? On the other hand, it seems like if you leave shutter AF on, you can do BBF in AF-S mode by pressing and holding AF-ON back button and the camera will not re-focus when you half press the shutter button before taking shots. Then you can still have "normal" shutter AF available if you want to give camera to someone else or whatever.
Oh my god this guy is amazing , when i stay home and relax after work this is the channel i ll visit , You should come to Crete island Greece , the biggest island of Greece and we go shoot together , I have xt2 , soon I ll go for xt5
Yes, I agree! Please Fuji send Chris ALL THE GEAR , watching him, made me buy your XH 2. Now I am trying to figure up how to use it through his videos. Thank you Pal2tech.
I need help. I am new to professional cameras. When I turn on the camera I see nothing but a very zoomed in version of what I am focusing on. Seems like it is just a light and not what is really in front of me. How do I fix this? I have a Fujifilm X-t4
Ii's really a very, very good bargain!! Hello from Switzerland, and thank you for this focus way!! Your site is for me the first and the one in photography technic. Me and my X-T4 are very satisfied....
Chris when i set the playback at the front button just as you suggested, if i click the same button again it won’t go back to live mode. How can i go back to live mode without having to click the playback button again at the back.
I put my back button focus on the quick menu button (Q-button), which you tend to always push inadvertently anyhow and put the quick menu on the AF-L, which one cannot reach normally, i.e. just switched their functions. I guess the camera designer wanted this in the first place, and then his boss said no, this would be too easy...
I love your back focus method on manual focus. I just upgraded from a x-pro1 to a pro2 and finally I was able to figure out how to set it on this camera. I’m sure I will experiment it soon. Thank you and keep up the good work. You are the #1 Fujiman!
I forgot the fundamentals to my Fuji. Your smile and your energy gave me the impedus to go back to my Fuji fundamentals and bring them back into my memory. Thank you so much.
This video explains a theory on the video zoom wobble for the 16-80. Basically maintaining the f/4 aperture the “snapping” into place. ruclips.net/video/VsOf2LEdx6E/видео.html could still be a great option in all other situation than video zooming.
I love this but wondering if it works the same with Fuji lenses with a clutch? I have the 23 and the 16. So, trying it with my 16 1.4 I have to have the clutch released and the button set to M to actually be in manual mode. At that point I push the AF button (as assigned) and it does not work. I have to lock the clutch again to get the AF to work. Am I doing something wrong or is this just a function of the lenses with the clutch? Thanks!!!!
Excellent Fuji content on your channel. I own the X S10. The X S10 does not offer the front focus mode dial so 1 option is to activate the Manuel Focus mode and depress the AF ON button to get an auto focus lock. The location of the AF button is perfect for me. Also the rear dial on the XS10 does not activate if you try depressing it…only rotate. In addition I have the red highlight outline of the areas in focus activated, my eyesight is not great ( seriously poor ) so manual focus is too hard for me. I like continuous focus ( although I generally I use SF-S ) because it does exhaust the battery faster than it would say on the on X T4.
I just switch it to manual focus, then back cutton focus will still work. I think a lot of people do this. This is a looong video. I get that I'm not the target audience though
I think I might have some conflict with another setting. I assigned my rear command dial as in this video. When in S mode, when I press the command dial, it does an AFL (auto focus lock). But in M mode, the rear command dial does nothing. Any ideas for me?
Love your channel throughly. How would this technique work in continuous shooting. I do bird photography and try to refine my focusing skills. I almost worry i almost over focus sometimes and so it's not easy to focus when there's a background or the focus skips off the bird into the Grey sky.
On my XT2 if I use manual focus I can just press the af on and get back button continuous focusing. Used to use it all the time on my Nikon but find it more difficult on Fuji.
The AF-On customization looks like a winner! I sometimes have conflicts between where I want to focus on and which part of the scene I want to expose for (I am usually on aperture priority mode). This trick should make it easier to fix that. As for the 16-55mm lens, it is a great lens for sure. I just wish it were a big smaller and lighter, because it's a bit of a beast.
Another great video. I've messed with BBF but wasnt very confident with it but, after watching this video I will definitely be using it. Always look forward to you videos your the 'go to man' for Fujifilm. Keep up the great content and enjoy your hiatus.
I found that another great method to focus is to use autofocus and keep either the shutter or the af-on button pressed while adjusting the focus manually (x-s10 but probabably also on the other models). Rgrds Menno
Yes, Fujifilm …. Send Chris some Fuji gear, including a XT3! He’s doing Fuji customer service for free 🙏💕
This guys energy is really something else. I am just getting into photography and this guy will be the reason I buy a FujiFilm camera.
Hey Chris
Really enjoy your training style, energy and the topics you cover. I might try this back button focus option on my X-S10 if it is possible. I have the 16-55mm f/2.8 and agree with you that it is like 4 primes in one lens, I love it. All the best from Sydney, Australia
Another great video. I really like your 2nd method utilizing the AF-M option as it is so easy to switch back to AF-S and auto focus mode on shutter half press. However I find that I can use the already- assigned AF-On function button rather than having to assign a separate function button as when I press the shutter the Shutter AF automatically has no effect. Certainly that is the case on the X-S10.
Hey could you explain this to me im struggling, also got the x-s10
Th AF-ON button in the X-T4 is an ergonomic mistake from Fuji. It was better in the X-T3.
I agree. In my opinion: the only situation where the new placement is better is when I held the camera close to my body with the LCD screen to the side. Then my thumb/hand wasn't as heavily angulated as it would've been if it was located at the same place as XT3 AF-ON.
But for taking photos with a normal angulation of the hand, which possibly is more frequent. I definitely prefer the XT3.
I only tried them in the store though.
Got to this late!! but great video. The newer? 16-80mm is awesome. I have it on one of my Fuji's constantly. Only had it a few months so maybe the newer production is better? I also don't do video so can't comment on that side
What is the difference functionally between using the AF-ON button and the assigned AF-ON button? I have a X-T5.
I’ve got the same question!
I have an X-T4 with the 16-80mm lens. I never zoom during a shot as it looks cheesy to me (like a ‘70s TV show), so any ‘wobble’ is a non-issue. But…the lens is a bit hefty for my taste. I chose FujiFilm/APSC to keep my gear small and light. I hear the 16-55 is a top-notch lens but it’s significantly larger still, so not an option. I might adopt the 18-55 ‘kit’ as a solution for everyday use.
This is a fantastic tip! It allows you the best of both worlds.
i tryed this method... and its really awesome!! So simple! Great Thanks!
Thanks for everything you do for us, I learn so much from you I appreciate your time
Boss when will you make video on gfx system? 😉
Chris, thanks for the back button focus tutorial. Very good. I think even I got it, so everyone else must have. I know you have done this before, but a vid on focusing for wildlife would be hugely helpful. I love my XT-3 but birds in flight is a disaster for me. Am sure it my set up. Help urgently needed! Thanks Pal.
Hello nice video... I bought a 16-80mm in 2019 and it is one of my favorites, and most used lenses.. it came as a kit lens with the X-T4
This method is the workaround to get Back Button Focus on the X-TX0 models.
Pal2tech you are simply the best at whatever you do. Keep it up!! And congratulations on the award!! 💯
I like to use the function button on the front of the camera (FBF?)
Congrats from Belgium Europe!!! 👍👍👍
I notice when you show your camera screen, your “MY” icon isn’t grayed out. I’d love a video for newbies on why some things are grayed out all the time and what I can do to change that? Thanks! I appreciate all your videos!!
Thank you so much for your reply! I’ll try this!
Nope. Use the half-press to set the foucs and exposeure and then press the AF On button to lock the focus of the AEL for the exposure. Easy to do: Rench (screen 2 on X-T5) AF/AE Lock Mode - On. So whenever you press either the AF of AEL buttons it will "lock" either the focus (AF) OR exposure (AE)
At 21:19 a Tamron 18-30mm lens is discussed. I did a Google search for this specific lens and got zero hits. Is there such a thing as a Tamron 18-30mm lens, or were you thinking of the Tamron 18-300mm (F3.5-6.3) for Fujifilm X-Mount Cameras? Just wondering!
Hi Pal,
I tried your idea to focus with the Lever in M.
The regular AF-On button is doing the same thing you’re promoting.
Did I miss something?
Or is just a preference to have the function on the dial rather than the button next to it?
Hi, I think you don't need to asign the function to any button, but just press the AF lock button while the AF mode select is in Manual. My X-T2 works that way without doing any function assign. At least I can't remember having done it
Me too, thats the way I always do it.
this is how i do it too but I'm also checking the difference of this :D
Hey Chris!
I had a similar warning message with a second-hand 10-24. I sent it to Fuji but the repair quote was pretty high compared to what I got the lens for - so I got a 9mm manual lens instead.
I was wondering if you received a explanation about the error and what could’ve caused it?
Great livestream - only caught it near end but since watched it after the event. Many thanks - you got me into Fuji system some time ago now. Hope you get to review the upcoming Tamron lens when it is available.
Best Regards Fergus Buchanan
Thank you so much Fergus!! 🙏
Fuji’s quality control is terrible I had the issue with my 85 1.2 not a scratch or damage. I had the same issue with the same error message. I have had issues with my xh1, xpro 2 and my 85 1.2 lens this equipment have been handled with kid gloves. To be honest I had faith with my cannon gear. After 4 years of switching too Fuji I am disappointed in its quality
Hi
I have an xt3 and I have a video focusing question
I want to be able to Use touch to focus while recording video but when in manual mode it wont let me.
When I change focusing to S mode I can touch to fucus while recoding but cant see any focus peaking
I want to be able to use Focus peaking and touch to focus while recording in 1 mode, how can I achieve this?
Thank you
Hello Chris, how are you? I want to comment on the 16-80mm. It doesn't focus in zoom because it's not a focal lens. For that reason it has a very low price.
A big hug
Or…you can just set focus switch on Manual and use back button focus…and still be able to fine tune manually with focus ring …which is what I like to use.
Plus it’s super fast you don’t t even have to take camera away from eye to change back to normal autofocus mode…just switch focus switch on front with left hand.
Hey bro you done a good job please keep it up its workin great on my old Fujifilm XT2 thanks again from New York city
Greetings from Germany. Awesome video, thanks a lot. I put back button focus to my front button (Fn2 on X-T3) using my middle finger. It works fine.
I usually focus like you do. Just got xt5. It did not seem to allow me to pick subject / bird/ etc when I switched to manual focus.
DId you find this as well.
Hello, did you have pictures with "fog" in strong sunlight (outdoor)? If yes, what might be the cause? I was using XT4 on around 2pm, the light was great, sunny and going with custom white balance, some random pictures were foggy, on parc, under trees or not...please give me a tip!🙁
I'd have to see the photos and know your specific settings for each photo, etc.. Impossible to answer in a tiny YT comment box, I'm afraid.
What if you assign the AF-L button AF Lock Only, wouldn't that lock the focus in the same way?
Joining late from Paris but joining And I thank you very much 😀
I want to know what do you do incase you want continuous focus. Do I have to change the manual focus button to C or there is any other way out. I would feel obliged if you can clarify it.
@fujifilm send him an XT3
Brilliant as usual. and don't forget Belgium, please... ! ;) :) :p
Excellent! Very comprehensive!
I was 1 day old when Chris made the winning photo.
I wasn’t even born xD
I’ve been doing it this way on my XT1 for many, many years. I prefer it!
Amazing stream! I did not know about the appointed focus button, I used half-press with an offset like on my old Canon camera. And thank you so much for the video with a review of your favorite lenses, I bought the Fuji 90mm F2 and I'm extremely happy!
Sweden 🇸🇪 says good evening😁
i love your energy and the info you provide on this channel
So well explained. I got so much out of this video. Thanks, Chris!
Did Fuji send you an XT-3? Thanks, Chris! Learning a lot from you.
No, I bought my XT3 when it first came out. 👍
I would love to see the award winning photo!
Is back button focus in manual mode "continuous"??
I loved the live show here Chris! I can tell you love what you’re doing! I’ve had Nikon cameras my whole life (since 1977) and got into the Fuji xt4 last year. Great camera system but I’m finding it hard to learn it all. But you’ve helped me considerably through your channel here! Thanks! Still gotta learn more and keep experimenting with what you’re teaching.
me too, a lifetime of nikon and switched to fuji xh2 recently. yikes! you're right . . . LOT to learn.
What lens do you use for make RUclips videos?
Hi,tony from queens n.y. wo
It works well on my xt3
..your a BAD genius..thanks
Thank you
This was hugely helpful. thank you. I am fairly new to the system and had not figured out focus lock and the best part about using this technique is I get the benefit of focus peaking as well so I can real time see i my image is sharp. Now that I can lock a subject and continously see how sharp it is. Just a huge leap forward and will save me MANY wasted shots.
ok Chris, this is awesome! another great content… could not expect less from you. thx a million
Hello there from Mexicali Mexico 👋
Followed instructions and can't get mine to back button focus. Turned on/off, batteries out and back. Not sure if it's because I have the latest firmware.
Reverting back to default settings, (AF-S on, rear dial back to focus check), only when shooting at Manual focus photo, the AF-L would serve as back button focus.
Been going through tutorials and it seems that the X-T3 doesn't always activate new settings. I follow tutorials here on RUclips and assign buttons, etc and then use it with fail at times such as this tutorial.
Later in the day when nothing had changed on my end, the new settings function the way it's programmed.
My X-T3 appears to be moody.
It seems like AF-On in manual focus mode only uses single point AF not zone AF on my XT-3. Is that a limitation of your back button focusing method? On the other hand, it seems like if you leave shutter AF on, you can do BBF in AF-S mode by pressing and holding AF-ON back button and the camera will not re-focus when you half press the shutter button before taking shots. Then you can still have "normal" shutter AF available if you want to give camera to someone else or whatever.
Oh my god this guy is amazing , when i stay home and relax after work this is the channel i ll visit , You should come to Crete island Greece , the biggest island of Greece and we go shoot together , I have xt2 , soon I ll go for xt5
Yes, I agree! Please Fuji send Chris ALL THE GEAR , watching him, made me buy your XH 2. Now I am trying to figure up how to use it through his videos. Thank you Pal2tech.
I'm still waiting on my camera but I feel like I already know the most of it just from your videos. Sub'd!!
REGARDS from Indonesia. Amazing tutorial. Thank you.
Good morning from Stuttgart. I have my first fuji camera, and need plenty of help for settings. Hope they work for XH2S. Thank you
Very nice! My X-T5 arrives in two days. I've always liked to decouple the AF from the shutter button on my Nikons so I'll definitely be doing that.
How sensible is it to use Vintage lenses with Fuji which is a APS-C camera Bubbles are cropped, they say.......
I need help. I am new to professional cameras. When I turn on the camera I see nothing but a very zoomed in version of what I am focusing on. Seems like it is just a light and not what is really in front of me. How do I fix this? I have a Fujifilm X-t4
Ii's really a very, very good bargain!! Hello from Switzerland, and thank you for this focus way!! Your site is for me the first and the one in photography technic. Me and my X-T4 are very satisfied....
Dear Chris - Thanks for showing us your earlier award! I finally got to learn your real name - Chris Lee. I thought you were Pal2Tech. HaHa
Chris when i set the playback at the front button just as you suggested, if i click the same button again it won’t go back to live mode. How can i go back to live mode without having to click the playback button again at the back.
I put my back button focus on the quick menu button (Q-button), which you tend to always push inadvertently anyhow and put the quick menu on the AF-L, which one cannot reach normally, i.e. just switched their functions. I guess the camera designer wanted this in the first place, and then his boss said no, this would be too easy...
I love your back focus method on manual focus. I just upgraded from a x-pro1 to a pro2 and finally I was able to figure out how to set it on this camera. I’m sure I will experiment it soon. Thank you and keep up the good work. You are the #1 Fujiman!
I forgot the fundamentals to my Fuji. Your smile and your energy gave me the impedus to go back to my Fuji fundamentals and bring them back into my memory. Thank you so much.
This video explains a theory on the video zoom wobble for the 16-80. Basically maintaining the f/4 aperture the “snapping” into place. ruclips.net/video/VsOf2LEdx6E/видео.html could still be a great option in all other situation than video zooming.
Hi From South Africa
I love this but wondering if it works the same with Fuji lenses with a clutch? I have the 23 and the 16. So, trying it with my 16 1.4 I have to have the clutch released and the button set to M to actually be in manual mode. At that point I push the AF button (as assigned) and it does not work. I have to lock the clutch again to get the AF to work. Am I doing something wrong or is this just a function of the lenses with the clutch? Thanks!!!!
Excellent Fuji content on your channel. I own the X S10. The X S10 does not offer the front focus mode dial so 1 option is to activate the Manuel Focus mode and depress the AF ON button to get an auto focus lock. The location of the AF button is perfect for me. Also the rear dial on the XS10 does not activate if you try depressing it…only rotate. In addition I have the red highlight outline of the areas in focus activated, my eyesight is not great ( seriously poor ) so manual focus is too hard for me.
I like continuous focus ( although I generally I use SF-S ) because it does exhaust the battery faster than it would say on the on X T4.
I'm a firm back button user. I'm going to switch to your method. How do you use "C" mode with backbutton? (Just joined up!)
I just switch it to manual focus, then back cutton focus will still work.
I think a lot of people do this.
This is a looong video. I get that I'm not the target audience though
I like have 18 mm prime 1.4
Thanks for the video tutorial, pretty sure it works on my Xpro3, sorry i couldn’t watch live, funny time in Australia for me
I think I might have some conflict with another setting. I assigned my rear command dial as in this video. When in S mode, when I press the command dial, it does an AFL (auto focus lock). But in M mode, the rear command dial does nothing. Any ideas for me?
Love your channel throughly. How would this technique work in continuous shooting. I do bird photography and try to refine my focusing skills. I almost worry i almost over focus sometimes and so it's not easy to focus when there's a background or the focus skips off the bird into the Grey sky.
this guy is awesome
On my XT2 if I use manual focus I can just press the af on and get back button continuous focusing. Used to use it all the time on my Nikon but find it more difficult on Fuji.
Your tips are so useful and clear thanks a lot for sharing, my level in photography is increasing so fast !
Thanks for sharing back button focus tip. I will adopted, great video as always
BBF in manual focus mode changed everything. Thanks for the tip.
Great video. Unfortunately this does‘nt work with sony cameras😒
The AF-On customization looks like a winner! I sometimes have conflicts between where I want to focus on and which part of the scene I want to expose for (I am usually on aperture priority mode). This trick should make it easier to fix that. As for the 16-55mm lens, it is a great lens for sure. I just wish it were a big smaller and lighter, because it's a bit of a beast.
For landscape I use the small front button on the XT 2 and 3 when on a tripod. Handholding, shutter button.
Just switched over to Fujifilm and so glad I found this channel! Have learned a ton. Thanks
Another great tip with the paltotech back button focus setting, set it up on both my xt3 and XT30, thanks 👍
Genius. Just discovered this channel and its upped my Fuji game a lot already!
Your best video yet! Very timely too as I have been struggling with focus in bird photography. Thank you!
Maybe one time do you have some for X-S10,PLEASE
HI CHRIS, HOW ABOUT IN C MODE???
A BIG HUG FROM LA PLATA ARGENTINA.
Great Video, thanks! This is how I have my xt3 and xt4 cameras set up! 😊
Another great video. I've messed with BBF but wasnt very confident with it but, after watching this video I will definitely be using it. Always look forward to you videos your the 'go to man' for Fujifilm. Keep up the great content and enjoy your hiatus.
I found that another great method to focus is to use autofocus and keep either the shutter or the af-on button pressed while adjusting the focus manually (x-s10 but probabably also on the other models). Rgrds Menno
Wow. Thank you for not only explaining back button focus so I understood it for the 1st time but your option sounds great. Will def try this.
This is awesome. Thanks for this. So much more convenient☺️👍
I don't think this works on our X-T200, but still learned some.