paul_sharratt

Thank you Derrick. Very helpful. Shoot yesterday using Zeiss M lenses and am looking forward to using the Nikon 105. I have opted to using the EVF but your straight forwsrd description of the OVF with non-native lenses makes great sense. Now to learn how to lock shutter speed when using strobes with flash triggers (bc I shott at 1/320 for 10 images:().

<p>Thanks Charlie. Did you mean to write that the M-C-S switch to be on M?</p>

<p>Thank you for all the responses. The questions is one of how to, or workflow, for owners of Fuji x-pro 2. I'm interested in what people put to use with their non-native lenses. For the x-pro 2 people let me know please . . .</p>

<p>Can anyone set out the steps/choices for focusing/shooting using non-native lenses with an appropriate lens adapter on the Fuji x-pro 2. Would like to see it set out as choice A, B, or C with steps A1, A2, etc. Thank you.</p>

<p>Answer is yes. Just folded over a small piece of tin foil and placed it in the battery cover, screwed the cover back on, and the A544 battery works fine. Hopefully this workaround helps when needed.</p>

<p>I wonder if lining the battery cover with tin foil would do the trick. I'm having the same problem as others with an Energizer A544. Will look for the Radio Shack battery. Thanks for all the info folks, this really stumped me last night at midnight.</p>

<p>I use lightroom on a laptop with an external hard drive. On import, a copy of an image is saved to the c: drive of the computer and the lightroom working copy is saved to the external drive. I maintain the Lightroom catalogue on the laptop's c: drive. FWIW, every month or so I also copy all images on the c: drive to another external drive that is stored off-site.<br> My question: I have filled the external drive with images (2 TB). I'd like to replace the external drive with a new drive 3TB. Will Lightroom recognize that I have two separate drives or will I need to something so that it does. I notice if I plug two external drives in, sometimes the names change between g: and h: (sometimes drive one shows up as g: and sometimes as h: and vice versa for drive two). I'd like to keep the 2 TB drive as Drive 1 and have the 3 TB become Drive 2. Please advise. Thank you.</p>