The Fujifilm 18-120mm f4 lens is made for video - my results weren't great - did the update fix it?

Fujifilm has recently released a firmware update for the 18-120mm f4 lens plus also for a number of camera bodies as well. The purpose of the update was primarily to correct tracking issues.
When I first bought this lens for video, along with the X-S10, I had a lot of problems with tracking. Did the firmware update correct this, and if so, how well?
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[@natekong3596]

Does the manual exposure fix the exposure shifting? Even with fixed exposure, the aperture blade still moves as you zoom to keep the exposure of the scene consistent.

[@photographybypetercharles9939]

Manual exposure should not shift during zooming, though I infrequently zoom while in manual exposure, I have never seen an exposure shift, nor should we see one.

[@Rocker4092]

Do you happen to have the firmware update file still? It looks like it was removed from Fuji's website

[@photographybypetercharles9939]

Sorry no. I always delete them after installation.

[@DanFarrar]

Performs a lot like the 16-80 from what I can tell. Not bad and adequate are perfect words lol

[@photographybypetercharles9939]

I think it will perform a lot better with the X-H2S and the X-S20, but since I don't own those cameras, no way to know for sure.

[@DanFarrar]

@@photographybypetercharles9939 I don’t own those cameras either lol. Both lenses can do wonders with nature video and surprisingly well with 60 and 120fps video. Competent and useful lenses + affordable = my kinda lens! Great job with reviews. I enjoy your channel.

[@showshow8804]

​@@photographybypetercharles9939 i own both. Yep it performs slightly better but not by amazing standards. Probably 10% better