Just a heads-up for folks who use adapted/non-Fuji MF lenses with their X-T2: The "Shoot Without Lens" setting is located under the "SET UP" main menu, and then buried under the "BUTTON/DIAL SETTING" sub-menu.
Note to Fuji: Please move this under the SHOOTING SETTING main menu, right after (or above) the MOUNT ADAPTER SETTING item. Makes much more sense there, and is consistent with the grouping in the X-T1.
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It's not a problem at all. Don't forget you only need to make this setting once then leave it on because the camera will still recognise a Fuji lens and override the setting, same as with the other Fujis. It's strange that Fuji even have this setting but i daresay there is a reason for it.
Or - sorry to be contrary - if you've got a brand new camera, want to go off and use an MF lens for the very first time - read the manual before you leave the house? I'll eat as much humble pie as you like if the manual doesn't say where it's located.
Maybe it's just Fuji trying to compete with Nikon (not that in my view they need to) - Thom Hogan is famous (among other things) for ticking off Nikon for their inexplicable menu changes - I think he says something like "they've moved my cheese again - why?"
Thanks for the tip George. Just setting up a Rokinon 12mm f2.0 lens. I was sure that I would have to send it back or contact Fujifilm to add this menu item that they had deleted. As it turned out they just "moved the cheese" and put it in another menu!
I just went through about 30 minutes of puzzlement before finding this thread -- I also was attempting to use the Rokinon 12 mm f2 lens. I'm also noticing that now that the X-T2 allows me to take a picture, that the manual focus assist doesn't operate as it does when shooting with a Fuji lens in manual focus mode. I assume that's the case as the electronics aren't in the Rokinon lens to allow that to happen.
You have exactly the same Manual assist functions with 3rd party manual lenses as with Fuji lenses. Put your camera into "M" mode on the front "CSM" switch although I think it works in "S" single too. However you will need to press the focus assist button with a 3rd party lens. I believe on the XT2 that is now the control wheel.
Thank you for that. So many times folks will reply to the "where is" question with "look it up yourself" and you were very kind to save hundreds of people a lot of time since this is buried deep in the menu settings.
George -- I'm one of the idiots. I have 13 XF lenses and never knew about this setting. But after listening to Jerry and some other star shooters I just bought the Rokinon 12 for Milky Way shots in my upcoming trip to the Atacama Desert in Chile, supposedly the best dark skies in the world.
So I'm sitting here trying to make the lens work and finally saw that I had to turn on shoot without lens, and I searched the entire menu structure and could not find it. So I Googled it and found this old thread. I am bumping it in your honor. Thanks! So I can just leave it on, since my XF lenses will override the setting when mounted. Good.
And ... I see that the aperture setting is not on the screen and I guess will not be in the EXIF. Sucks.... But I guess I will focus to infinity and shoot the stars wide open, 3200 ISO and 25 seconds..... (As Jerry advised).
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While tethering with Capture one, the viewfinder or rear display always display it has no card in the camera, which is a little distracting while shooting. Does anyone else have this problem or know of a fix to stop it!?
I'm not familiar with CaptureOne but if you have not done so already I would advise putting a memory card in the camera even if you are shooting directly to the computer. This might be something specific to do with the software which could be resolved through an update but to know if that is the case you would want to reach out to the developers of CaptureOne. 152ee80cbc