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xt-30. programmed for 'raw only' coming out as jpg in capture one. Hints to rectify are welcome.


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Hi

Relatively newbie here. Gifted the camera recently.

In user menu, programmed for Raw and when I upload from card, the shots show as jpgs.

Any clues/hints to fix this?  Is it related to the lens I use? Anything else.

Thank you in advance

Scooter47

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You're going to have to give us some more information. What do you mean by "upload from card" and "show as jpgs"?

If you are using a computer and copy the RAF files (using a card reader) from card to computer and then access those files with a program that can read Fujifilm raw files (such as Lightroom) then the image you see will be converted from  raw.

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4 hours ago, Greybeard said:

You're going to have to give us some more information. What do you mean by "upload from card" and "show as jpgs"?

If you are using a computer and copy the RAF files (using a card reader) from card to computer and then access those files with a program that can read Fujifilm raw files (such as Lightroom) then the image you see will be converted from  raw.

Ignore this comment - the forum wouldn't let me edit or delete it - I missed the key part of your heading when you mentioned Capture One.

Did you shoot raw+jpg maybe and load the jpg into Capture One?

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  • 2 weeks later...

Hi, I’m no expert so apologies if this is nonsense 🙂

Are they definitely jpgs?  It might be that C1 is showing you the preview of the raw file that reflects the camera settings?

Eg, you shot using B&W film sim.  You saved in raw but the preview shows that film sim applied.  If you go to the colour tab (IIRC) you can change the profile?

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