Why didn't Fuji XT4 camera have autofocus in M range?

Fuji xt4 lens will not move by itself, because the bayonet of the fuselage is in poor contact with the lens. There are generally two reasons for autofocus lens: "short circuit" caused by poor contact between the bayonet of the fuselage and the lens, and the fuselage can't read the aperture information, which usually happens on Nikon's G lens.

Fuji XT4 is specially equipped with an AF-on button. You can use this button to focus automatically. If you feel that the position of this button is not very good (near the viewfinder), you can assign the AF-on function to other buttons that support customization in the custom button function.

Auto focus is set, and our camera is too close to the subject, so the camera system can't find the focus, so pressing the shutter at this time is unresponsive. Solution: Move the camera to zoom in, or set it to manual focus, and manually adjust the focus ring to shoot.

The focus mode is set to manual focus MF. Adjust the focus mode in front of you in the camera henhouse, and set the dial to M, which is the manual focus mode. If the fuselage does not have this dial, you can also turn on the AF+MF setting in the AF/MF setting, so that you can turn on the automatic mode and the manual mode at the same time.

When the SLR camera uses M gear, there is no need to focus manually. M gear, also called full manual gear. In this gear, all shooting parameters can be set manually. Specifically, in shooting, you can make the following settings: manually set the aperture value. Set the shutter speed manually.