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The X1 appears to exhibit the same behaviour, so I'm not holding out much hope. Advantage to the Fuji X-T1 which handles this beautifully. I suppose I'll just have to revert to using the exposure meter when shooting. No big deal I suppose!

I'd send another email. I found Tim to be extremely responsive and courteous. I've pre ordered a grip even though I don't actually have my Q yet! Got an email confirming that my grip had been shipped to the UK over the weekend.

The official Thumbs Up is not available quite yet. Ashwin Rao tested a pre production model and posted his review online recently. I've pre ordered mine via the Match Technical site.

Thanks for sharing your findings. I understand them keeping the viewfinder bright for composition purposes. I just hope they will fix the histogram problem in a future firmware release.

Hi guys, I was trying out a Q at Red Dot Cameras (London) today, while I wait for mine to be delivered. I wanted to try using the histogram to set the correct exposure whilst taking a shot. I noticed that, in full manual mode, the histogram did not shift as I changed shutter speed or aperture and disappeared when I half-press the shutter release button. This means that the histogram cannot be used to judge exposure before taking the shot, which seems kind of useless. Did I do something wrong? Thanks! T

Thanks David - glad you like it. That one was taken with my old Fuji X100S (which I sold to help pay for the M8.2). I had to chase the guy down the road to get that shot!

Let's try that again shall we?!

Thanks a Bill - really kind of you to take the time to look and comment. I've dabbled for years, but have tried to take it up a notch these past couple of years. Cheers!

How do I get the image to appear directly in the post? I thought pasting the Flickr url between the IMG tags would do it?

My "new" m8.2 is now the only camera I own (having sold everything else to fund it). I'll be uploading my endeavours to Flickr. Here's one from a recent trip to Cambodia. Converted to mono using Silver Efex. Thanks for looking!