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David Denton Posted on Jun 18, 2017

Fuji S4500 will not stay on mode that is selected constantly switches between auto/SR auto/SP/P shooting modes meaning that by the time it decides what mode I want it set to I have missed the shot.

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Looks like you need to take this to a camera store and have them check it over. I don't know of any setting that would cause what you describe.

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