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@@seckinsahin For my usage 18-120 is perfectly fine for video but not still . I shot in A mode ,so ss can go very low and iso sometimes at 12800 and it looks fine to me. I only use it for my daughter performance where there is some light. However, the stabilization of body is not enough and I need post stabilization. Slow shutter speed is not good for that. The additional cropping makes framing harder too . So I switched to lumix s9 +70-300 because of that problem. I sold most of fuji gear but still keep 18-120 , hoping for the better stabilization in the newer body. I really like the weight, color and power zoom of 18-120 for video.

the description says it's digitally stabilized in post

@@andr101 ohh thx, I'm one of those people now huh? Could still be both. Not willing to believe it's actually this stable after seeing all the shaky footage of other people with no zoom haha

It's handheld and post stabilized in Davinci. My hand wasn't so stable.

You mean you recorded midi to DAW and no sound coming out when playback? Did you select audio output device in your DAW to be Yamaha MX in your DAW software?

manoon khomate exact! Maybe it's because I have to get the audio on a sound card with stereo jacks? I thought that simply with the usb cable I could already use it. I'm not very sad I had a lot of illusion and I do not know how to make it sound like its video. Thanks for taking the time to answer. Blessings

Just want to clarify. Right now, you can record MIDI to your DAW and can select Yamaha MX for Audio Input & Output device, right? If you can record it and play it (make sure select MIDI output port correctly) you should be able to listen directly from MX via MX Headphone/Main Output. However if you want to record audio of MX to DAW when you play the recorded MIDI, you have to create another audio track and select audio input of that track to be Yamaha MX .

I used MX as USB Audio Interface. The sound was recorded via MX USB.

manoon khomate how easy! just connect it to the PC and it sounds like this is great

I actually recorded this to Cubasis on iPad