Ошибка управления объективом fujifilm

Фотоаппарат
Fujifilm XF1 при включении выдаёт на дисплей уведомление «Ошибка управления объективом».

Многие владельцы данной модели фотоаппарата рано или поздно сталкиваются с проблемой отказа объектива от работы. Причина практически всегда одна и та же – после разбора данного фотоаппарата, мы обнаруживаем повреждения
внутреннего шлейфа.

Внутренний шлейф объектива в данном фотоаппарате отвечает за работу затвора, фокуса, диафрагмы и оптического стабилизатора – по факту, несёт на себе слишком много функций.
Конструктивная особенность объектива данного фотоаппарата такова, что коммутационный шлейф в нём уложен с многочисленными перегибами, а потому, спустя определённый «пробег» — шлейф переламывается в местах изгибов. Причём перелом шлейфа происходит, когда объектив находится в сложенном состоянии, то есть на широком конце. Если объектив до конца не складывать и регулируя зум, держать его открытым, скорее всего, проблему перелома шлейфа удастся избежать.

Как правило, такая нестандартная (и по мнению наших мастеров – неудачная) конструкция объектива уже через год-два пользования фотоаппаратом приводит к пересвету на фотографиях (засвеченные кадры) и, в частности, к проблеме «Ошибка объектива».

Установка шлейфа в объектив Fujifilm XF1

Объектив подвергается разборке, укладывается новый шлейф. Процедура не быстрая, даже у специалиста – занимает полдня. Самостоятельно заменить шлейф в объективе Фуджифильм ИксФ1 практически невозможно – необходимо знание особенностей конструкции данного фотоаппарата, а также умение работать с паяльником и опыт в установке коммутационных шлейфов.

Главная сложность – аккуратно и точно сложить шлейф в нужных местах и, соответственно, правильно разложить его по кольцам. На шлейфе перепаиваются датчики многочисленные, разъёмы, после чего разбирается каждая секция и шлейф укладывается в каждую секцию в своеобразном порядке. В некоторых местах он приклеивается: это особенно важно, так как если не приклеить его надёжно, то при вращении колец объектива выступающий «виток» шлейфа может оказаться срезанным. Именно поэтому, в процессе укладывания шлейфа его необходимо локально приклеивать так, чтобы в местах, где есть риск среза, он был плотно прижат к тубусу.

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» Lens control Error…..

Aug 11, 2016

My Fuji XF1, which I don’t use very much, but showing now each time I switch the camera on * Lens Control Error * I tried with removing the battery, but no success, I still get the same message with all settings…….anybody know what could be the problem ?

Griddi…..

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lens gearing slipped so doesn’t extend in the correct order to give the signal that its ats at xxmm . time to go back to fuji

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labe wrote:

lens gearing slipped so doesn’t extend in the correct order to give the signal that its ats at xxmm . time to go back to fuji

Thank you…….for the time I fixed it, as I reset the camera, and took out the battery for some time…….so it seems fine now……..

If this will appear again, the camera will go into the rubbish bin, as I am not prepared to spend one cent on it, the camera had nearly from the start problems, like for instance overexposure , which at that time got fixed by Fuji……..

I use the XF1 anyway very seldom, mostly around the house sort of if I want quickly take a photo of something, I have other camera’s, so when the XF1 is not working, off the camera goes into the bin :-D…….

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Re: » Lens control Error…..

Don’t know the technical reason for the «Lens Control Error». I found discussions of the problem elsewhere, but they were mostly gripes about the treatment they got from Fujifilm. It seems that it will eventually happen with all XF1’s (it happened to me as well). And when the people went back to Fujifilm for an explanation, or asked how to get it fixed, the usual answer was that the user obviously mistreated the camera somehow and they wouldn’t fix it.

Unlike your situation though, I found the camera to be the perfect answer to my needs. A camera that had a very wide angle lens that was also fast. In my business I have to shoot large objects that are often crowded together, and are not always well lit. I wasn’t in need of flawless color, or other attributes of a finer (and more expensive) camera. It did the job, and I was always singing it’s praises. At least until it wasn’t.

I’m currently trying to replace it without spending a ton. It seems the only one close is another Fujifilm model (the XQ2). It even looks almost exactly like the XF1. I’ve been trying to find discussions about it as to whether it’s going to be the same time bomb that the XF1 was. Hopefully someone might know.

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Re: » Lens control Error…..

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Sep 13, 2016

dnoahg wrote:

Don’t know the technical reason for the «Lens Control Error». I found discussions of the problem elsewhere, but they were mostly gripes about the treatment they got from Fujifilm. It seems that it will eventually happen with all XF1’s (it happened to me as well). And when the people went back to Fujifilm for an explanation, or asked how to get it fixed, the usual answer was that the user obviously mistreated the camera somehow and they wouldn’t fix it.

Unlike your situation though, I found the camera to be the perfect answer to my needs. A camera that had a very wide angle lens that was also fast. In my business I have to shoot large objects that are often crowded together, and are not always well lit. I wasn’t in need of flawless color, or other attributes of a finer (and more expensive) camera. It did the job, and I was always singing it’s praises. At least until it wasn’t.

I’m currently trying to replace it without spending a ton. It seems the only one close is another Fujifilm model (the XQ2). It even looks almost exactly like the XF1. I’ve been trying to find discussions about it as to whether it’s going to be the same time bomb that the XF1 was. Hopefully someone might know.

Thanks for your reply, as I already mentioned I fixed the camera myself, and it is till working, but then as I also said, the camera is laying next to my computer, just in case I need to shoot  quickly a photo, and to lazy to get up to get another camera :-D……

From the beginning I had the XF1 always in my handbag, just in case I saw something interesting, but since I have a good apple mobile phone which takes these * just in case * images too, the XF1 is out of the handbag for good……..

My main cameras are the Fuji XT1, and also my still beloved Fuji X100, I also have the Leica D-Lux6, for when I cannot bothered to take a larger camera with me, and if I would be in the market for the XQ2, I truly would be in favor for the Leica D- Lux6, or the Panasonic which is of similar size, and make to the Leica D-Lux6  ……..

Kind Regards,

Griddi…..

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Re: » Lens control Error…..

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Sep 14, 2016

I experienced the same lens control error on my XF1 which I returned immediately for a refund. I do not know what caused it but was asked on this forum if I had written a ‘fraudulent’ review on Amazon. Utter nonesense which I chose to ignore as beneath contempt. Subsequent tales of XF1 lens error woes sadly confirmed that the error message was not an imaginary one or a fraudulent attempt to denigrate the camera. It was an expensive paperweight but luckily for me It occurred within days of purchase and Currys gave me my money back immediately. The store manager said he had three others returned with the same fault message.

However, I remain a Fuji fan and going back to your original question regarding the XQ2….get it as it is everything the XF1 should have been. It is compact, has an on/off button rather than the complicated and delicate lens switch, and has been totally reliable over the last 6 months. It is a lovely camera and the IQ beats my little LUMIX TZ60 hands down (though it cannot match the LUMIX zoom range).

I have not experienced any problems whatsoever with the XQ2 and unlike the XF1, would recommend it to anyone who wants a high quality, easy to use and carry everywhere little camera. If you are in the UK they are available on the Fuji Refurb site for around £160 with discount codes available to reduce it even further.

I use mine with the rather excellent little Instax Share SP1 printer using the inbuilt WiFi and am delighted with this elegant, simple and delightful camera.

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dnoahg wrote:

Don’t know the technical reason for the «Lens Control Error». I found discussions of the problem elsewhere, but they were mostly gripes about the treatment they got from Fujifilm. It seems that it will eventually happen with all XF1’s (it happened to me as well). And when the people went back to Fujifilm for an explanation, or asked how to get it fixed, the usual answer was that the user obviously mistreated the camera somehow and they wouldn’t fix it.

Another problem is that — due to a notorious review on Amazon.com (Amazon also owns this site) — the “lens control error” is highly over-reported.  There are two, distinct, phenomena that have been reported in respect of the XF1.

One phenomenon is fairly common, and especially prevalent in early production (2012 and early 2013) XF1 cameras; it is caused by stuck aperture blades, and characterized by the XF1 appearing to act normally up to the moment of exposure, but then returning a grossly over-exposed result on screen as the shutter is depressed, followed by a grossly over-exposed image recorded on the memory card.  The same problem is regrettably common on some other Fujifilm compacts as well as compact camera models of other brands (the manufacturers of which may all be purchasing their aperture control electric motors from the same supplier, for all we know:  camera manufacturers usually do not publicly reveal their subcontractors).

The other phenomenon has different characteristics:  a distinct MESSAGE appears on the LCD screen that says “LENS CONTROL ERROR,” and the camera is completely disabled from that point onward; it is effectively a brick.  The latter error appears to be rare, and appears to be unique to Fujifilm cameras, and, again, is not limited to the XF1 model, but the XF1 model gets the brunt of the blame for it because (probably due to the Amazon review), so many users have glommed onto the “lens control error” description to report on the very different, but much more common, stuck aperture blade problem on XF1 cameras.

I’m currently trying to replace it without spending a ton. It seems the only one close is another Fujifilm model (the XQ2). It even looks almost exactly like the XF1.

Stuck aperture blades have been reported on the XQ2, also.  But a greater difference between the XF1 and the XQ2 is about three to four stops difference in available dynamic range.  Whatever the virtues of the X-Trans sensor used in the XQ2 are (and the X-Trans sensor does have some virtues), it is much better suited to larger (APS-C, for instance) sensors used in most other X-series Fujifilm cameras, and less well suited to small sensors that have inherently lower dynamic range.  The EXR technology in the XF1, abandoned in the XQ1 and XQ2, directly addresses the dynamic range issue, and addresses it well (not without trade-offs in high resolution).

The limitations of XQ2 in dynamic range can be seen in Fujifilm’s own webpage for the XQ2, where several of the Gallery shots for the XQ2 exhibit blown highlights or blocked shadows, and sometimes both blown highlights and blocked shadows within the same image:

http://fujifilm-x.com/fileadmin/_processed_/csm_photo_gallery01_b_8dd8123dfd.jpg (also features an ocean tilted downward to the right)

http://fujifilm-x.com/fileadmin/_processed_/csm_photo_gallery06_b_fe9fbbaba0.jpg

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Re: » Lens control Error…..

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Sep 15, 2016

prime wrote:

dnoahg wrote:

Don’t know the technical reason for the «Lens Control Error». I found discussions of the problem elsewhere, but they were mostly gripes about the treatment they got from Fujifilm. It seems that it will eventually happen with all XF1’s (it happened to me as well). And when the people went back to Fujifilm for an explanation, or asked how to get it fixed, the usual answer was that the user obviously mistreated the camera somehow and they wouldn’t fix it.

Another problem is that — due to a notorious review on Amazon.com (Amazon also owns this site) — the “lens control error” is highly over-reported. There are two, distinct, phenomena that have been reported in respect of the XF1.

One phenomenon is fairly common, and especially prevalent in early production (2012 and early 2013) XF1 cameras; it is caused by stuck aperture blades, and characterized by the XF1 appearing to act normally up to the moment of exposure, but then returning a grossly over-exposed result on screen as the shutter is depressed, followed by a grossly over-exposed image recorded on the memory card. The same problem is regrettably common on some other Fujifilm compacts as well as compact camera models of other brands (the manufacturers of which may all be purchasing their aperture control electric motors from the same supplier, for all we know: camera manufacturers usually do not publicly reveal their subcontractors).

The other phenomenon has different characteristics: a distinct MESSAGE appears on the LCD screen that says “LENS CONTROL ERROR,” and the camera is completely disabled from that point onward; it is effectively a brick. The latter error appears to be rare, and appears to be unique to Fujifilm cameras, and, again, is not limited to the XF1 model, but the XF1 model gets the brunt of the blame for it because (probably due to the Amazon review), so many users have glommed onto the “lens control error” description to report on the very different, but much more common, stuck aperture blade problem on XF1 cameras.

I’m currently trying to replace it without spending a ton. It seems the only one close is another Fujifilm model (the XQ2). It even looks almost exactly like the XF1.

Stuck aperture blades have been reported on the XQ2, also. But a greater difference between the XF1 and the XQ2 is about three to four stops difference in available dynamic range. Whatever the virtues of the X-Trans sensor used in the XQ2 are (and the X-Trans sensor does have some virtues), it is much better suited to larger (APS-C, for instance) sensors used in most other X-series Fujifilm cameras, and less well suited to small sensors that have inherently lower dynamic range. The EXR technology in the XF1, abandoned in the XQ1 and XQ2, directly addresses the dynamic range issue, and addresses it well (not without trade-offs in high resolution).

The limitations of XQ2 in dynamic range can be seen in Fujifilm’s own webpage for the XQ2, where several of the Gallery shots for the XQ2 exhibit blown highlights or blocked shadows, and sometimes both blown highlights and blocked shadows within the same image:

http://fujifilm-x.com/fileadmin/_processed_/csm_photo_gallery01_b_8dd8123dfd.jpg (also features an ocean tilted downward to the right)

http://fujifilm-x.com/fileadmin/_processed_/csm_photo_gallery06_b_fe9fbbaba0.jpg

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Prime…..so reading the above re : XF1 and XQ2…..I think is it best to stay away from both cameras……..I never liked the XF1 very much, and so had never considering the XQ2 when this one came on the market……I bought instead the little Leica D-Lux6, and have no problems with this one :-)……..

Griddi……

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Re: » Lens control Error…..

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Oct 12, 2016

The other phenomenon has different characteristics: a distinct MESSAGE appears on the LCD screen that says “LENS CONTROL ERROR,” and the camera is completely disabled from that point onward; it is effectively a brick. The latter error appears to be rare, and appears to be unique to Fujifilm cameras, and, again, is not limited to the XF1 model, but the XF1 model gets the brunt of the blame for it because (probably due to the Amazon review), so many users have glommed onto the “lens control error” description to report on the very different, but much more common, stuck aperture blade problem on XF1 cameras.

I would like to report my «bad» experience with XF1:

I purchased XF1 in 2013 and within three years three times either focusing trouble combined with overexposure, or «Lens Control Error» occured. Two times Fuji repaired the camera without charge within the warranty period. The last 3rd lens error occured recently after 10 months of last repair, so Fuji was ready to repair it again without charge because the lens replaced has one-year warrantry, I learned. I was sure this lens error will definitely occur in near future, once more. So, through a deal with Fuji I exchanged XF1 for XQ2. My experience with XQ2 is that the images are a little bit soft (I take pics in RAW) compared to XF1. Until now in practice I have not noticed a  big difference in dynamic range. Not for production, but for just taking pictures on the way, XQ2 is a small lovely camera with several controls.

Kind regards,

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Re: » Lens control Error…..

That was a common issue on the Canon S100s. Since they wouldn’t fix it as a known issue, I bought a replacement lens module on eBay and replaced the part myself. With the help of some YouTube videos it wasn’t too hard and the camera is now serving a friend faithfully.

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1. Как исправить ошибку «Lens control error» на фотокамере Fujifilm
2. Как исправить ошибку «Lens control error»
3. Удаление фотографий на фотокамере Fujifilm
4. Шаг 1: Используйте программу для восстановления данных
5. Ошибка карты памяти
6. Шаг 1: Подключите карту памяти
7. Шаг 2: Отключите и снова подключите карту памяти
8. Шаг 3: Разблокируйте карту памяти
9. Шаг 4: Отформатируйте карту памяти
10. Шаг 5: Снимайте фото или видео в меньшем разрешении
11. Шаг 6: Очистите или замените карту памяти
12. Шаг 7: Протестируйте карту памяти с другим устройством
13. Шаг 8: Используйте совместимую с фотоаппаратом карту памяти
14. Ошибка объектива
15. Шаг 1: Отключите и снова подключите объектив
16. Шаг 2: Убедитесь в совместимости объектива и фотоаппарата
17. Шаг 3: Выключите и включите фотоаппарат снова
18. Шаг 4: Обновите прошивку фотоаппарата
19. Повреждение или ошибка файлов
20. Шаг 1: Скопируйте файлы на компьютер и отформатируйте карту памяти
21. Шаг 2: Подключите к фотоаппарату другую карту памяти
22. Шаг 3: Попробуйте сделать снимок ещё раз
23. Шаг 4: Разблокируйте файл, который отмечен как «Только для чтения»
24. Ошибка питания
25. Шаг 1: Отключите и снова подключите батарею
26. Шаг 2: Зарядите батарею
27. Шаг 3: Охладите батарею
28. Как исправить ошибку «Focus error» на фотокамере Fujifilm
29. Как исправить ошибку «Focus error»
30. Удаление фотографий на фотокамере Fujifilm
31. Шаг 1: Используйте программу для восстановления данных
32. Ошибка карты памяти
33. Шаг 1: Подключите карту памяти
34. Шаг 2: Отключите и снова подключите карту памяти
35. Шаг 3: Разблокируйте карту памяти
36. Шаг 4: Отформатируйте карту памяти
37. Шаг 5: Снимайте фото или видео в меньшем разрешении
38. Шаг 6: Очистите или замените карту памяти
39. Шаг 7: Протестируйте карту памяти с другим устройством
40. Шаг 8: Используйте совместимую с фотоаппаратом карту памяти
41. Ошибка объектива
42. Шаг 1: Отключите и снова подключите объектив
43. Шаг 2: Убедитесь в совместимости объектива и фотоаппарата
44. Шаг 3: Выключите и включите фотоаппарат снова
45. Шаг 4: Обновите прошивку фотоаппарата
46. Повреждение или ошибка файлов
47. Шаг 1: Скопируйте файлы на компьютер и отформатируйте карту памяти
48. Шаг 2: Подключите к фотоаппарату другую карту памяти
49. Шаг 3: Попробуйте сделать снимок ещё раз
50. Шаг 4: Разблокируйте файл, который отмечен как «Только для чтения»
51. Ошибка питания
52. Шаг 1: Отключите и снова подключите батарею
53. Шаг 2: Зарядите батарею
54. Шаг 3: Охладите батарею