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Luckily, it can be assigned to a button, which is extremely useful. However, this can be time consuming to find. This can be found in the SCREEN SETTINGS menu. The Fujifilm systems have the option to switch on and off the exposure preview when shooting in manual mode. When making flash exposures, we must first underexpose our ambient light in order to add flash and not overexpose the image. This is fantastic for day to day shooting, but can get in the way a little when working with flash. One of the things that I really like about working with the Fujifilm cameras is that you have a realtime preview of your ambient exposure. Setting Up Your Camera Previews are your best friend – button for exposure preview Cactus have had their triggers working for some time now, but Godox have been the first to offer a complete system of speedlights and larger flashes. Now, though, the latest Fujifilm cameras have both TTL and HSS support natively, and there are an increasing number of brands supporting off camera flash solutions for the system. All “dumb” triggers worked just fine for off camera flash even from the beginning. For sure, there was no TTL or HSS in the initial releases, but you could still use manual flash and ND filters to shoot with flash. Since the beginning, the system has had flash support in all of its cameras. Myth – The Fujifilm Systems are no Good for Flash I’ve finally got all the technologies I’ve been waiting for and the cameras set up the way I like them, so I thought I would share the way I do this in the hope that it helps those new to the system get a handle on how it all works. When first moving to the Fujifilm system, these things took a little getting used to. I am also used to having access to all of the new technologies that fill those bodies such as TTL and High Speed Sync. As a former SLR shooter, I am used to a very high speed of operation and an optical viewfinder that allows me to get a clear view of my scene as long as there is light around. Take one look at my portfolio and you will see that I shoot a lot of flash photography.