(12-21-2019, 08:29 PM)mst Wrote: Still, fully agree: there is likely no faster way to switch ISO. And the Fujifilm cameras a highly customizable. Not something Nikon can claim for the Z50
Hahaha. "Highly customizable", good one.
Highly redundant, I'd say.
Even more so as my wish, to show me how I can control the aperture by the otherwise plain useless front-dial of my X-T2 kept no less than 4 Fuji guys busy for roughly 20 minutes when they tried to reset, to crawl through the menus and finally, after 20 minutes and still no success blamed the firmware for it which I haven't update for the last and only time as it said it's only to make the camera compatible to the 200/2 which I never ever will buy at the same price I can get a FF version for Nikon. After firmware update there still was no aperture control for the front dial. Blaaah.
Now, that Auto-ISO you brag about - did you ever look for the 3 different "Auto-ISO" settings? Deep in the menus? And only being able to set a minimum shutter speed independently from focal length or OIS setting? Nikon does a so much better job on this, I'm sorry for you two blind enough to not recognize it.
How mindboggingly stupid the developers of the Fuji menus are is already out of the range of my scale of "acceptable". An electronic level hidden in the very last corner of their settings-zoo, 4 major firmware updates and still crap, holes and gaps in usability. I know one cannot discuss this with "true" Fuji fanboys. But Fuji's menus is what makes their cameras worse than they need to be. Custom settings as banks or as user settings? No, for each different situation you have to run through the full menu to change what in other cameras is a slight turn of a mode dial or a top menu item. User setting to format a card? what? to clean the sensor?