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Hi,

I have an older Macbook Pro - Mac OS 11.6.5. I just tried downloading Fuji X Studio and it just closes unexpectedly on me. I'm not sure what's going on - wondering if it's a compatibility issue. 

 

Is there a way I can download an older version that is compatible with my OS Big Sur? 

I just bought a Fuji and would like to use the recipes but I can't even open the program!

Attached is the report error that Apple gave me. 

 

Fuji Studio - Report Error.pdf

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