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It has often over exposed frames, but seems to be doing so more than before now, to the point where it is happening on most frames. The extent that they over exposed by is extreme as well with the camera 'whighting' out the frame completely more often than not.
The only good thing is that shooting manually on the X100 is really easy, I normally shoot in Aperture priority so I just have to reach up to the dial at the top and dial in a shooting speed.
I did have the camera set up for Auto ISO, I have now taken this off, (couldn't remember how to do it when hanging precariously off the river bank the other day though).
Any ideas what might be wrong? Is it me, the camera or is the metering really that bad with this model?
Example below.
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