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Hi;

This has to be me, but I have the X-T1 connected to a MacBook Pro running Lightroom CC 2015 with all updates.

 

I plug the camera in and seek to import - Camera shows up in Lightroom as "USB PTP Camera" but "No Photos Found".

SD card imports directly OK.

 

Is it me?

 

Thanks

Bob

 

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Bob, I use an X-T2, so it maybe a little different. I tried out connecting my camera directly to my iMac and in Lr CC the X-T2 shows up as a device, and the photos show up, plus I can download them to Lr plus the computer!

 

Check in Lr that it treats Jpegs and RAF files separately, try selecting show both in Lr and see if that makes a difference!

 

If memory serves me well there used to be two settings for the USB! PTP and some thing else(can't remember what it was called), I seem to recall that was changed later! Check the X-T1 menu system!

 

My camera shows in Lr as X-T2.

 

PS "Mass Storage" as the other USB setting springs to mind!

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Bob, I use an X-T2, so it maybe a little different. I tried out connecting my camera directly to my iMac and in Lr CC the X-T2 shows up as a device, and the photos show up, plus I can download them to Lr plus the computer!

 

Check in Lr that it treats Jpegs and RAF files separately, try selecting show both in Lr and see if that makes a difference!

 

If memory serves me well there used to be two settings for the USB! PTP and some thing else(can't remember what it was called), I seem to recall that was changed later! Check the X-T1 menu system!

 

My camera shows in Lr as X-T2.

 

PS "Mass Storage" as the other USB setting springs to mind!

 

Thanks, Mike;

No luck so far - Played with all the settings to no avail.

I also have a Panasonic TZ-100 which plugs in, is recognised and downloads pics.

 

Camera is sometimes recognised as XT-1 but not always and when it is recognised, still doesn't show photos.

 

Frustrated of Sandhurst :(

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Thanks, Mike;

No luck so far - Played with all the settings to no avail.

I also have a Panasonic TZ-100 which plugs in, is recognised and downloads pics.

 

Camera is sometimes recognised as XT-1 but not always and when it is recognised, still doesn't show photos.

 

Frustrated of Sandhurst :(

 

Bob, 

 

I sometimes have the same issue, on this moment i looks (to me) more the sequence you have power up the XT1 before or after starting LR?

 

I am sure but you can give a try, best regards,

 

Peter

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