Fujifilm X-H1 Auto ISO Bug? + Avoid Lock Ups Using Fujifilm Recommended SD-Cards

March 4, 2018
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Fujifilm X-H1 Auto ISO Bug?

The Fujifilm X-H1 has just been released, and our hyperactive Fujifilm X-H1 facebook community found a possible bug. Auto ISO settings keep reset to factory settings if you use the Q Menu. Also FR-reader contacted me via email to report me this (thanks).

Here are three reports:

JASON: Hi all. So I’m wondering if this is a new setting or user error or a bug but I’m finding that the three auto iso settings keep defaulting back to their factory settings and don’t keep my settings? This happens only when I switch between my custom settings in the Q menu. Doesn’t happen with my X-T2’s. Anyone else found this?

JOSH: Is anyone else having a bug where their Auto ISO presets reset after the camera is turned off and on?

TORSTEN: I found a bug! I customized my Auto-ISO settings, but after changing / switching to another C-Setting (C1-C7) the Auto-ISO is resetting to the default values

Fujifilm X-H1 Lock-Ups

There are some reports at our group about lock-ups.

So far it seems lock ups happen mostly to people, who use different SD-cards to those recommended by Fujifilm. Using Fujifilm recommended SD-cards fixed the issue for them. So make sure you use SD-cards appoved by Fujifilm for the X-H1. You can see the list here.

Additionally, FR-readers could expand this list by posting their working (exact) SD-Card Model in the comments. Thanks Frank.

However, some X-H members, like Peter here, say “I have approved cards and faster than approved cards and still experience the lockups however I’ve noticed a correlation to what shutter mode I’m using and since the shutter mechanism is a new element in the technology it makes sense that it may be the cause. At least from my findings. Trying to see if others are experiencing the same thing“.

Besides the Fujifilm recommended SD-Cards, make sure to use the correct NP-W126S batteries (and not NP-W126 – orginal or third party).

And of course, comment and give feedback… you know Fujifilm manager read (and even love) us.