Hello, this is Stuart from the Photomatix Team
and here I'm going to show you how to set the self-timer on a Fujifilm X-T3.
This function is particularly useful
when taking self-portraits
or reducing camera shake when working in low light
or when taking bracketed photos.
And talking of bracketed photos, if you
haven't watched the full tutorial on setting the AEB on this camera
then follow the link in the description below.
I'll show you a quick recap at the end of this video anyway
but let's start with setting the self-timer.
Switch the camera on ...
... and on the back, you're going to need to locate a couple of buttons.
The menu okay button
and surrounding that the selector.
Press the menu button and the menu appears on screen.
Now press the left-hand selector button to highlight the current menu.
Pressing the lower selector button twice takes you to the shooting settings menu.
Then press the right-hand selector button once to access it.
The fourth item down on this menu is the self-timer.
Press the lower selector button three times to select it ...
... followed by the right hand selector button.
Here you have two available timer options:
a ten-second timer and a two-second timer.
Pressing the upper selector button twice will choose a two-second timer, ...
... and to save your choice press the okay button and you're ready to go.
Now that we've set the timer let me quickly recap
how to program automatic exposure bracketing on this camera.
With your camera switched to "A" Aperture Priority ...
... and the exposure compensation dial set to zero ...
... turn the drive dial to read "BKT" for bracketing.
Open the menu ...
... and navigate to the Shooting Settings menu.
Open Drive Setting ...
... then open Bracketing Setting.
Open the second item on this menu ... Auto Exposure Bracketing.
On this next menu select the number of photographs you require.
Here I'm going to select three photos.
Now press the right-hand selector button and choose the EV spacing you require.
Here I'm going to choose two EV.
What I've chosen is three photographs at a two EV spacing.
Save your choice by pressing the okay button.
To have all your photos taken by pressing the shutter button once
select the second item on this menu ...
... and then select Continuous.
Save your choice by pressing the okay button.
All you need to do now is to keep the camera still press the shutter button
and the timer will count down and your photos will be taken.
If you have any questions about what's shown in this video just ask them in the comments below.