Aside from „What Gear to Buy“ and „Post Processing“ techniques, how I set up my Fuji cameras is a frequent question. Straight up, the way I do it is primarily to maximize battery usage and speed up the camera operation. The downside is having to „dumbed down“ the camera , almost to the level of a DSLR. I essentially turn down some of the best aspects of a mirrorless camera such as continuous focus, etc. In this post we give you the bare essentials of how and why my X-T1 is setup as it is. For the most part it stays that way unless I need to reconfigure the display for studio shooting, in which case I don’t use the exposure simulation in MANUAL mode. This first step can make the difference between a good experience and a return within 30 days. It’s a personal thing and I’ve never seen two cameras from the same brand configured identically. The most important thing to keep in mind is that factory settings are a recipe for gray hair. It’s most true of mirrorless cameras which typically have a lot more going on than their DSLR cousins. Default settings will eat your battery reserves quicker than ice cream melting on a hot day. …..

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Fujifilm X-T10

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