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I want to add my thanks and appreciation to what has already been expressed. These really look great in C1v9.3. John

Capture One Pro v9.3 has been released. It lists Fuji X-t2 as supported, while X-Pro2 is listed as preliminary support. Haven't downloaded/tried yet. See "Supported Cameras" page of Phase One web site (https://www.phaseone.com/en/Products/Software/Capture-One-Pro/Supported-Cameras.aspx) John

To add to Tom H.'s post, C1 currently offers "preliminary" support for X-Pro2. This does not include lens correction profiles or color/film simulation profiles. Not putting C1 down, because it is my main photo software and I really like it. Just need to be aware that it is not yet fully operational for Fuji X-Pro2 (or X-T2).

The most recent Affinity Photo 1.5 Beta 5 (https://affinity.serif.com/forum/index.php?/topic/24993-affinity-photo-customer-beta-15-beta-5/) will open X-Pro-2 and X-T2 raw files, and the developed images look very good. Here is a link to Affinity Photo forum thread of advantages over Photoshop (https://affinity.serif.com/forum/index.php?/topic/16419-advantages-over-photoshop/). FWIW, I am not connected to Affinity Photo, other than having purchased v1.4.

I also use Capture One (V9.1.1) as my primary photo software. Since C1 still only has preliminary support for Fuji X-Pro2 (no lens profiles, no film simulations), I am also looking at Iridient Developer and Affinity Photo specifically for Fuji raw files. Both seem to round trip well from C1, and Iridient has both film simulations and lens profile adjustments. Iiridient 3.1.1 Beta supports X-T2 (and X-Pro2).

DPReview specs for X100t shows a viewfinder magnification of 0.5x, while X-Pro2 shows 0.6x. So, X-Pro2 VF is larger than X100t. For comparison, X-T1 VF magnification is 0.77x. John