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I always use a card reader but if you want to directly connect the camera to the Mac you need to use Image Capture software to import images. (Image Capture is already installed on your Mac). -
Check if your cable transfers data. Some USB-C cable transfer power only. -
Good afternoon -new to the camera and this forum. Thoughts on best image transfer from X100VI to MacBook Air? It only has power input and thunderbolt ports and when I tried plugging camera in through adapter it wasn’t recognized. Able to use third party card reader by Ultimaxx currently through the same adapter that won’t recognize the camera! Thanks in advance and apologize if silly question. will dig through the threads as well. -
The short answer is no but if X Raw Studio noise reduction doesn’t give you the results you like why not process them with another raw processor? You could then apply noise reduction together with whatever other processing you want to do.
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Hello, I've been a Fuji user for a few years with various XT cameras...I'm thinking of getting an X-Pro 2 camera even though it's late in the game...I'm wondering if the frame lines in the OVF are set for a few specific focal lengths or if they change with new focal length lenses coming out now. I recently got a Viltrox 27mm lens and in the info I see online I haven't seen anything related to that focal length when it comes to the framelines. I plan to use that lens a lot with the XP2...if I get it. Does anyone know anything about this? Thank you for any help.
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