CatMarley Loc: North Carolina

I think the Fuji menu system is just fine! I hated the Nikon system. In fact I hate ALL menus except those in restaurants! A menu system is only bad" if is different from the one you are used to. The great virtue of the Fuji system is that once you set up the camera, you just about never need to wade through the menu again. All the controls you will ever need (save a very few) are right on the body under your fingertips

D74M

Thanks for the very well done PDF. I shoot with an X-T1 and fine your PDF along with Dan Bailey's book "Fujifim X Series Unlimited" to be very helpful.. Thanks again!

Chief Rob

What a GREAT ideal! I Shall use your approach for my cameras to record all the menu settings (getting old and I often forget!). Thanks a bunch. Chief Rob

Bill3330201

Thank you for publishing this very valuable information. I'm planning on buying the xt30 soon

WarpedWeaver

Please, please don't be discouraged by the few that are hateful folks..I don't know why, but the photography forums (not just this one) seem to draw a lot of unhappy folks.
Thank you for posting the settings PDF. I downloaded it as a guide as I am getting ready to purchase a fuji x camera and this will probably work fine for a starter setup.
Keep on posting and asking questions. There are no dumb questions, only dumb people giving the answers sometimes!

hpucker99 Loc: Anchorage, Alaska

Thank you for the PDF. A local camera store is having a demo day and I am interested in the Fuji XT-3/XT-30. Your PDF will give me a head start.

Kuzano

Remember that the Fujifilm camera's have 7 custom profile settings for Jpeg. You can change one or more of the settings on this "custom menu" and have up to 7 custom settings to draw from with a simple custom profile change from one to another. No reason NOT to have up to 7 custom profiles in your camera before leaving the house or hotel for the day. This style of template encourages a way to ease the necessity for shooting RAW.

Someone on this site suggested that Jpegs do not tolerate post processing well. What a load of Horse Manure. Make some comparisons on new contemporary processing of Jpeg compared to RAW, instead of pedalling your old findings.

This custom PDF listing is one of the best ways to learn your camera to avoid Gear Gass.

Practice and make the right comparisons.

With information like this template, begins the reason I have not shot RAW for some time, and generally only use my computer to organize files. The differences between PP,ing RAW, and then learning to process with your camera image processor, and a little bit of PP,ing Jpeg's is minute.

Good article, good PDF, Thank you for this origimatic post.

If you follow the logic of 7 different custom profiles, be sure to list the seven shooting styles you intend to achieve with each custom profiles. Update list of shooting profiles as you change them. Recording your changes is a must, starting with the first use and changes of this shooting menu.

LittleBit Loc: St. Louis, MO

Disregard whoever addressed you such a shitty manner. You are correct most are friendly, but there are a few arrogant assholes as well. Do not be discouraged just pay them no mind.

TommiRulz Loc: Corpus Christi, TX

Hi Mjmgka - Thanks for the info !! I too have been abused on this website - and yet here I am back for more abuse. I got a bad case of GAS last month and bought this ol' X-T30 and so far I am frustrated and confused and have nothing but very mediocre photos - So thank you for the guide maybe this will help.
THANKS AGAIN

KEN SPECKLER Loc: Bethesda,MD

I'm getting a Fuji T-30. How can I get the PDf thats being talked about??
Thanks so much

hpucker99 Loc: Anchorage, Alaska

The PDF is available as a download in the original post.

KEN SPECKLER Loc: Bethesda,MD

Thank you. I found it!, Ken

KEN SPECKLER Loc: Bethesda,MD

I wonder if the PDF would apply to my X-E2 ???

mjmgka

Not sure, see how much of this matches your menu setup.