Kent
Finally at home...
Already???
Is that a good or a bad sign?
Is that a good or a bad sign?
wild05kid05
Newbie
Fuji did really pull this one off, the blade still dances, but it's inaudible. That doesn't mean we get better battery life by the way
aanokhin
Newbie
Just updated all 4 - subjectively AF is way better than before and "chatter" is gone... will keep testing
huntjump
Well-known
great news
PrecisionCamera
Precision Camera & Video
Yes! Updated our floor model and can confirm noiseless aperture, but have not had a chance to fully test other "phenomenon" fixes for results. I'll be posting about it in my full review on Thursday after testing out the firmware adjustments.
scho
Well-known
Well, "aperture chatter" was at the bottom of my list for firmware fixes. #1 was give me the ability to assign a minimum acceptable shutter speed in auto ISO setup. Patiently waiting for next FW upgrade.
Is there anyone who has not updated yet, who can do a quick AF speed test comparison before and after the update?
celluloidprop
Well-known
no chatter, I don't notice a difference in AF speed
Agreed on auto ISO, but I suspect that may never get 'fixed.' People were asking Canon for user-adjustable AISO for years and they kept using the same 1/FL for camera after camera.
Agreed on auto ISO, but I suspect that may never get 'fixed.' People were asking Canon for user-adjustable AISO for years and they kept using the same 1/FL for camera after camera.
FA Limited
missing in action
Agreed on auto ISO, but I suspect that may never get 'fixed.' People were asking Canon for user-adjustable AISO for years and they kept using the same 1/FL for camera after camera.
is that what the Fuji uses?
gdi
Veteran
Confirmed that AF speed with the 35mm is now better. Love that Fuji corrected the MF framelines but did not provide a corrected reticle for on-demand focusing.
Dante
So you think Fuji fixed the AF and didn't list it the "Detail of the Update"?
Maybe, but I can remember all the M8 (and many other cameras/manufacturers)updates that people insisted included undocumented improvements to the ISO performance - but usually wasn't the case!
celluloidprop
Well-known
is that what the Fuji uses?
Fuji is using 1/FL equivalent - for the 35mm it's 1/52, for the 18 it's 1/30.
I'm not sure if Canon uses true FL or equivalent on crop bodies.
wild05kid05
Newbie
AF does feel snappier for sure, not placebo effect !
Keith
The best camera is one that still works!
It amazes me that in testing this camera they didn't wonder if the chattering aperture blades would annoy some users ... and if it was a simple firmware alteration to stop it why not sort it out first before having it discussed all over the interweb!
wild05kid05
Newbie
HOWEVER, as the blades move slower, it will take longer for the VF/LCD to adjust brightness
Dante_Stella
Rex canum cattorumque
So you think Fuji fixed the AF and didn't list it the "Detail of the Update"?
Maybe, but I can remember all the M8 (and many other cameras/manufacturers)updates that people insisted included undocumented improvements to the ISO performance - but usually wasn't the case!
Probably recompiled the firmware if nothing else. The X100 seemed to get faster with every iteration, but an AF speed increase for still frame was only documented once.
Dante
fiddlergene1
Newbie
Update was easy, except it wiped out all my settings so I had to do them all over again -boo hoo! Note that the RAW converter has been updated also. Not that it's earth shattering. Adobe should be out with an update to camera raw soon.
clicker
Well-known
issues with mac and xpro updat
issues with mac and xpro updat
Anyone else attempting to upgrade Xpro firmware using a mac and having difficulty-
error message stating new firmware not on card after installed?
issues with mac and xpro updat
Anyone else attempting to upgrade Xpro firmware using a mac and having difficulty-
Kibabalu
Newbie
No issue here on a Mac with Lion 10.7.3
GaryLH
Veteran
Fuji firmware updater requires that the firmware is in the root of the flash card (sd) plus the file name must be exactly the one specified.
The original name downloaded on the Mac can be auto renamed if the Mac discovers a file with the same name in the download directory. For example a previously downloaded file with the name xx1234yy.dat, the next download with the same file name the Mac will use xx1234yy-1.dat instead.
Not sure if either of these two could be your problem..
Good luck
Gary
The original name downloaded on the Mac can be auto renamed if the Mac discovers a file with the same name in the download directory. For example a previously downloaded file with the name xx1234yy.dat, the next download with the same file name the Mac will use xx1234yy-1.dat instead.
Not sure if either of these two could be your problem..
Good luck
Gary
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