X-T2 Auto ISO not working

Updated the latest firmware and all the new functions work well but I cannot now get auto ISO. Am I doing something wrong or do I have the wrong settings.

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[paolopozzobon]

Check your menu settings. setup>button/dial setting>shutter AE. If this is set to Off, when half pressing the shutter button, the AE does not lock. This allows the exposure to adjust to varying lighting during burst mode rather than fixing it at the initial shot. If you set this to On, then on half press, AE is locked and you will see the ISO setting adjust. Took me a while to figure this out. Hope this helps.

[lefthandright]

I hope this helps.
I had the exact same issue. Whenever i was shooting in the street and moving between light and shadow, but still wanting a a minimum shutter speed, my x-t2 auto iso wouldn't budge. I had it set to minimum 200-maximum 3200. However it always stayed at 200 iso.
If you go into the camera setting under the wrench icon go down to button/dial set-up.
Open that menu and scroll down to 'Iso dial setting (A)'
You will find it is most likely set to 'command' change this setting to 'auto'
Now when you shoot, you will see a new prompt on screen. It will read something like, "auto iso=f1" you can set 3 (I think) different auto iso ranges for different lighting situations.
Mine are;
f1 auto iso 200-3200.
f2 1200-6400 for very dark scenes.
Depending on what what preset you choose/create, the camera will now set iso between those ranges.
Now when you half depress the shutter, you will see your iso jump to whatever iso it has selected for that image.
If you point it outside, it will read very low, but if you quickly point it indoors and hald depress you will see the iso jump up and when it locks iso the iso number will turn blue.
I hope this helps.

[fatimashbair]

Hello, I have a problem with my fuji xt2. Suddenly during the shooting the ISO dial stopped working and the ISO was suspended at 1250 and the command iso is not responding too. I cannot control the ISO at all. What is the solution! I need to help!! Thank you.

[Retinus]

It seems that we have to live with the fact that the X-T2 is not showing the AUTO-ISO value until you view the photo, something Fuji should correct in my opinion.

[tonywillis]

Here's another trap for young players. If you're using auto ISO and back button auto focus you don't see the change in ISO when you focus by pressing the AF-L button (you see the high limit of the range you've chosen) though you do if you use the shutter button to focus. Thus you might think auto ISO isn't working. But if you take the same photo twice, with and without using BBAF you'll find the ISO is the same (when checking EXIF data). And if you watch carefully the ISO actually changes to the correct setting when using BBAF and you can see this in the viewfinder.

[fed]

Hi, I think i might have found the solution.

ISO Dial >>> scroll to A1 or A2 which you have set in the Auto-ISO settings. You will see the ISO number turns blue.