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Hi! I just purchased an X-E2, and I have a little bit of previous experience with Fujifilm. I am trying to set up the camera and in the Image Quality menu setting only Fine and Normal are able to be selected. All of the RAW options are in gray. 

 

I don't have the ISO in 100 or extended mode, which I have read could cause a problem with RAW shooting.

 

I'm using a class 10 Kingston 16gb SD with a 30mb/s rate

Body firmware v.4

Lens (27mm pancake) v.1

battery is pretty much

 

Any advice on how to enable RAW would be very much appreciated! Thanks!

 

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Hi Sam,

 

I just sent back an X-E2s I rented to test as a film scanner with a Leica BEOON and 50mm Rodagon APO enlarging lens. I ran into the same problem of not being able to access the RAW setting. I wound up resetting all the camera functions in the menu settings. I think that's what allowed be to access RAW.  Hope this helps!

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Hi Sam,

 

I just sent back an X-E2s I rented to test as a film scanner with a Leica BEOON and 50mm Rodagon APO enlarging lens. I ran into the same problem of not being able to access the RAW setting. I wound up resetting all the camera functions in the menu settings. I think that's what allowed be to access RAW.  Hope this helps!

 

 

there are a number of other options that you can chose which make raw pictures not accessible, you have selected probably one of those ( like the Advanced mode ).

 

Thank you both! Milandro, you're right. I was searching for the setting that was causing the problem and it turns out that the camera was in "White Balance Bracket" Drive mode... oops. All set now! Also, I used Adobe DNG converter for the RAF files and looks pretty good! I know there is a lot of debate about which program converts/handles RAF files best. Any advice? Cheers!

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