[X]Assistant

[ivanlabuda]

Cojkoo @ 11/16/17, 19:14

- The grip on the Samsung NX300 was more convenient, here apparently left it so that they buy a hand grip or an older model X-T2
- The tripod covers the battery compartment.

It is treated easily.At the same time, the fastener will be almost along the axis of the lens + get a quick-mount for a tripod.

As for the excerpts - very strange. Can I search in the settings?

Post has been editedivanlabuda - 17.11.17, 09:35

[Cojkoo]

ivanlabuda,
Yes, I remember, you already told me about this device :)
In general, I am not particularly critical, and I don’t see any reason to hang an additional 150 grams, I was sort of like chasing a little weight and dimensions.

About shutter speed, this is the topic: (only a correction, meaning in auto ISO mode, with a fixed ISO, everything seems to work)

https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4131007

Post has been editedCojkoo - 17.11.17, 11:29

[Cojkoo]

Plus, it is also rather strange that you cannot preset the settings on the camera and use the phone as a shutter button or in the BULB mode.

Oh, these marketers, well, or lazy engineers, programmers.

[Nihiluum]

Cojkoo @ 11/17/17, 11:47

Plus, it is also rather strange that you cannot preset the settings on the camera and use the phone as a shutter button or in the BULB mode.

But how then is the control function implemented via a smartphone? sony is very simple with that

[ivanlabuda]

[email protected], 14:28

About shutter speed here is the topic:

: lol:
Do not confuse me, I myself will be perfectly confused (C)
Literally - "minimum shutter speed."
This is not the minimum shutter speed, but the MAXIMUM (the longest) for shooting in this mode. The shortest is limited by the shutter capabilities.
Setting makes sense when shooting without a stabilizer - remember the very rule "1 / EGF". If the exposure in the car requires a longer shutter speed - the automation puts a longer one and warns about it - they say, "the shutter speed is longer than the maximum allowed."
If you do not turn off the stub - for a staffer, put 1/15 here and do not worry.

About BULB separately from the carcass: I use the remote, they are on Ali in the number - wired and without, with a "manual" fixed button, programming shutter speed and series. Search for "RR-90".
As for the smart somehow did not think.

Post has been editedivanlabuda - 17.11.17, 14:43

[Cojkoo]

ivanlabuda
Sorry, it looks like I misunderstood the option. And then I think that I always get a ISO ISO, although there is still a reserve for aging
That is, if I have chosen 1/500, an ISO for example 1600, and the shooting takes place at night, then the frame will simply be undetected, since Exposure the longest will be 1/500?

If you do not turn off the stub - for a staffer, put 1/15 here and do not worry.

Got it. Stabilizer usually do not turn off. But is it necessary to turn it off when shooting with a tripod? Because online opinions differ, someone says that it affects sharpness, someone says no.

Search for "RR-90".

Thanks, I'll take a look.

[email protected], 14:11

But how then is the control function implemented via a smartphone? sony is very simple with that

It is implemented in such a way that the parameters are set on the smartphone, and their choice is limited. Plus, if during the session you change the mode on the carcass, then in the application the mode for some reason does not change, you need to restart.
I would like to set the parameters on the camera, and on the smartphone just a single shutter button.

Post has been editedCojkoo - 17.11.17, 15:11

[ivanlabuda]

Cojkoo
I know, when I select the exposure in a lowlight, it first extends the shutter speed to the maximum allowed (that is the setting) with the minimum iso from the specified range; valid and gives a warning about it. How the diaphragm is tied there - I haven’t yet caught the logic, because I usually shoot in the priority of the diaphragm.

[email protected], 17:58

That is, if I have chosen 1/500, an ISO for example 1600, and the shooting takes place at night, then the frame will simply be undetected, since Exposure the longest will be 1/500?

When setting "auto iso 200-1600 min.shutter 1/500", at first, iso will be turned up to 1600, then there will be some kind of exposure, if it is longer than 1/500, there will also be a warning about exceeding the limits.
Perhaps, for x-t20 something has changed, but for all previous Fujahs, it is.

I usually have "200-3200 + 1/15", I turn the stub on and off with my hands as needed.

Posted on 11/17/2017 at 15:22:

[email protected], 17:58

Stabilizer usually do not turn off. But is it necessary to turn it off when shooting with a tripod?

Experienced people are advised to turn off. They say that the stub during long exposures can "divert" the lenses. As far as this is true - did not check.

[Cojkoo]

[email protected], 15:21

How is the diaphragm tied up there? I usually shoot in the priority of the diaphragm.

I agree, during the possession of the camera only in this mode.

[email protected], 15:21

I usually have "200-3200 + 1/15", I turn the stub on and off with my hands as needed.

Thanks for the advice, just now I set such values, plus auto2 set 200-6400 + 1/15 in case of a lowout.

[ivanlabuda]

[email protected], 17:58

Thanks, I'll take a look.

Isuchtook it.

[Nihiluum]

[email protected], 14:58

I would like to set the parameters on the camera, and on the smartphone just a single shutter button.

I have a remote control from x3000, I tried to use it to release the shutter by wifi, it works fine, but the expensive thing comes out: D: D

[Cojkoo]

ivanlabuda, and how is he? Or have not come yet? I just wonder why there is a compartment under the battery, if it can take power via USB.

Posted 11/17/2017 at 8:11 PM:

Nihiluum, Samsung Galaxy S7 edge smartphone in the form of a shutter button is also not very cheap))

[ivanlabuda]

Cojkoo @ 11/17/17, 23:09

and how is he? Or have not come yet? I just wonder why there is a compartment under the battery, if it can take power via USB.

Fudge does not give usb power.
And in this remote, besides the usual shutter release, you can set the shutter speed in hours-minutes-seconds and interval shooting parameters.
I use it with a year, like norms.

If you just need a button, thenwired option, butwireless. Can iclassic photo cableto use, there is a hole under it.

And yes, for a standard remote, power is not needed; there is a dull circuit with 4 and 5 contacts closing through resistances. If desired, the scheme can google (at RR-80 - exactly the same).

Post has been editedivanlabuda - 18.11.17, 07:46

[Cojkoo]

ivanlabuda, now I read the Internet and confirmed my guess that you can make a shutter button from a regular telephone headset (and it works in bulb mode).

While I think the headset is enough, the benefit is almost always with her, and the timer seems to be enough for 2 seconds.

Again, the question of why a 2.5 mm connector instead of the standard 3.5 mm.
It already starts to seem to me that Fujifilm is Apple in the world of cameras: D
Some solutions are surprising, but I still like the camera very much :)

[ivanlabuda]

Cojkoo @ 11/18/17, 11:04

make a shutter button from a regular telephone headset

And they can be controlled through the microphone input?
Tell me, where did you find such information?

[Cojkoo]

ivanlabuda, https://youtu.be/BT6AAbIV69g
Only need 2.5 - 3.5 adapter

[ivanlabuda]

Cojkoo
Suddenly ))
I did not catch one: the device with such a "remote control" immediately takes off or first focuses?
On “classic” consoles, the button is like on a device, with a two-pronged push.

[Cojkoo]

ivanlabuda, good question, before the adapter can not get there.

[scorpius_n1]

How about the march of the year, happy subject?

[Dgox]

Does it make sense to take the X-T20 with a whale 15-45? It is much cheaper than others.

[ivanlabuda]

DGoX,
If there are no special requirements and technically everything is in order, take it.