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Fuji claims that the X100v can do tethered shooting with X-Acquire but I can't make it work. Hopefully someone here can help.

In X-Acquire the option 'specify destination folder' stays greyed out (Backup/ Restore camera settings too) and ~30 seconds after I try to connect I get a popup error message saying 'PC SHOOT MODE is incorrect. Change PC SHOOT MODE to USB AUTO at the SETUP - CONNECTION SETTING menu of the camera.'

The problem is that my X100v doesn't have this setting 'USB Auto' (or even PC SHOOT mode for that matter). I have 'SETUP -> CONNECTION SETTING -> PC CONNECTION MODE -> USB CARD READER /or/ X WEBCAM /or/ USB RAW CONV.

On my X-T4 I *do* have this exact 'USB Auto' mode and that camera plays flawlessly with X-Acquire, same cable, usb-port etc. What am I doing wrong??

NOTE: MacBook Pro 2015 (OSX 10.13.6) running X-Acquire 1.19.0.4 (very latest version), X100v on firmware 2.00 (upgraded yesterday as I couldn't make it work on firmware 1.10)

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It looks like X-Acquire only does backup and restore of settings with the X100V. In the X100V manual it states "This camera does not support tethered photography" next to both X Acquire and Capture One.

Too bad I liked the feature with the X-S10. It wasn't perfect using a folder for it to drop pics into and Lightroom/Capture One to watch and pull them form, but it was better than nothing.

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