Seems that my AUTO ISO Settings is stuck to Automatic. It doesn't want to allow for the minimum shutter speed to be set. I have my camera in full automatic. The aperture is auto, ISO auto, shutter speed auto. When I go into the Auto ISO menu, for AUTO1 and choose Min Shutter Speed 1/500 - it doesn't actually use this setting. Choose a shutter speed and let the camera adjust aperture for optimal exposure. Rotate the STILL / MOVIE mode dial to STILL. Slide the lens aperture mode switch to A. Rotate the shutter speed dial to select a shutter speed. S will appear in the display. If the correct exposure cannot be achieved at the selected shutter speed, aperture will be Use single point for now. What kind of blur? Motion blur is from a shutter speed too low. Just fuzzy might mean you mis-focused. Try leaving ISO on "Auto" with the limit set to 12,800 and the shutter speed set to 1/80. Then ISO will only be grainy if it needs to be. What are the best settings for the Fujifilm X-T100 for travel photographers? Here's a guide to the settings that I recommend, accompanied by my reasons why. This X-T100 setup guide is a small part of my larger guide in the Fujifilm Camera Fundamentals Course. Untuk mengatur ISO, aperture, dan shutter speed pada kamera Fujifilm X-T100 cukup mudah. Anda hanya perlu mengatur setting menu sesuai dengan kebutuhan. Perlu diingat untuk menyesuaikan nilai ISO, aperture, dan shutter speed secara berurutan untuk mencapai hasil foto yang optimal. On top of the X100T is a large, tactile control dial for setting the shutter speed, with settings ranging from 1/4th to 4000th second, an Auto option, a T setting for longer exposures (1/2th to 30 seconds, set via the circular command wheel) and a Bulb mode for exposures up to a whopping 60 minutes in length. The Fujifilm X100T's maximum Setting shutter speed pada kamera biasanya bernilai kelipatan dari setting sebelumnya. Sebagai hasilnya biasanya kita akan menjumpai pilihan shutter speed seperti berikut ( 1/500, 1/250, 1/125, 1/60, 1/30, 1/15, 1/8 dll ). Perlu diingat bahwa penggandaan ini juga menggandakan banyaknya cahaya yang masuk. If you're recording at 24p, you'd normally set a shutter speed of half the frame rate - 1/48 sec or 1/50 sec - to give the footage a smooth look. Switch to recording in slow motion and the recording frame rate will need to be higher. At 120p, you're now looking at a shutter speed of 1/240 sec. YDYCbBx.