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Does the problem occur in all lighting conditions? I know people have complained in the past about the fuji's in low light, having very slow autofocus for both photo and video uses.
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Since this is new, take it up with the supplier. Ed.
To each his own!
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I was thinking about getting one of these - think I'll wait for the time being
If you bought this online - you have 7 days to return it no questions asked - comes under distance selling regs.
Can you post any update ?
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Owner may not be UK based. Ed.
To each his own!
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I have the 7DII and with it I can choose whether it changes focus to the new object, or remains on the distant object. It has a few different modes to do this in autofocus.
Any options on autofocus method on that camera?
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sweet, there's another fuji user here! i'm no expert on video, but on the rare occasions when i've used it i put it in manual mode and use the ae-l/af-l button to focus rather than the focus ring. if you're dead set on using auto focus make sure macro is turned off and you have the latest firmware installed. you could also try stopping down the aperture so that the dof isn't as shallow.