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Did you try to drag-and-drop the file on PShop icon ? Or right click on the file then "open with", my two cents ... jpp

@ algrove and so do I, but what about " No problem for declaring the focal lenght, works fine; the hitch is on the next lines which remain greyed out, and thus not usable (adjusting vignetting, distortion, color ...) " ? can you realy adjust the mentionned options ? regards

Answering myself (could be useful to some other people) : L and H settings dont work with electronic shutter or any combination (first curtain and so on) with electronic shutter. You were knowing that. I was not. JpP

Cross posting here the response of mdm : I'm afraid the options you are talking about would be available only when "FUJIFILM M MOUNT ADAPTER" is attached (http://www.fujifilm.com/products/digital_cameras/accessories/lens/mount/fujifilm_m_mount_adapter/). But I don't think you need to bother about them. Just setup your focal length correctly and that's enough.

Hi guys My problem is summarized in the topic tittle: I can't choose neither L(ow) ISO (50) nor H(igher) than the standard 12800. Do you have any clue about overriding this limitation? Thanks in advance. Regards, JpP

Hi guys My problem is summarized in the topic tittle: I can't choose neither L_ow ISO (50) nor H_igher than the standard 12800. Do you have any clue about overriding this limitation? Thanks in advance. Regards, JpP

Hi mdm Thanks a lot for answering; I didnt realize that was meant for Leitz lenses with the FUJIFILM M MOUNT ADAPTER ! I would have been delighted with the vigneting correction option; too bad ! Anyway thank you again. JpP

Hi guys Not too many topics about the 50R ... hence this crossposting as I think the answer may come from here as well ... Here we are : I need some help about the problem as exposed in the tittle : In the GFX 50R menus (probably like in 50S' ones) , there is an option for customizing lenses from other brands one can use with an adapter ring. Same as with the X-T series. No problem for declaring the focal lenght, works fine; the hitch is on the next lines which remain greyed out, and thus not usable (adjusting vignetting, distortion, color ...) Nice things but out of reach ! Disregarding this problem, the adapter (Fotodiox Pro) works fine with some of my old Nikkor's. Does some one out there have an idea ? Thanks in advance, Regards JpP

Hi guys Not too many topics about the 50R ... Nevermind ... Well, I need some help about the problem as exposed in the tittle : In the GFX 50R menus, there is an option for customizing lenses from other brands one can use with an adapter ring. Same as with the X-T series. No problem for declaring the focal lenght, works fine; the hitch is on the next lines which remain greyed out, and thus not usable (adjusting vignetting, distortion, color ...) Nice things but out of reach ! Disregarding this problem, the adapter (Fotodiox Pro) works fine with some of my old Nikkor's. Does some one out there have an idea ? Thanks in advance, Regards JpP

Thank you very much noodlejam; I didn't take in account that there were no focus ring on that lenses ! Thanks for helping. I have now to wait for finding the right stuff for the purpose. Regards JpP

Answer to myself https://www.adorama.com/kagfxpx67.html anymay, hint welcome 🙂 Regards JpP

Hi guys Does any of you GFX users have any experience of mounting a Mamiya RB series lens on the GFX body; found many adapters for mamiya 645 lenses, but only the bulky Fotodiox one for 67 series. https://fotodioxpro.com/products/rb-rz67-gfx-pro Any hint ? Thx JpP

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Agreed JpP

No doubt either JpP