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Chucktin Collaborator

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I'm getting the impression that the brand new X RAW Studio is only for the newer Fuji X cameras. Is this so or are all Fuji X models able to use it to one degree or another?

The title of the software says "Raw". Add that to it makes fir a bigger market if the software can work with (at least) recent cameras and you have an answer.

 

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MrSteveVee Apprentice

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Compatible Cameras

 

 X RAW STUDIO Compatible Cameras

 

 FUJIFILM GFX 50S

 

 Ver.2.00 or later

 

 FUJIFILM X-T2

 

 Ver.3.00 or later

 

 FUJIFILM X-Pro2

 

 Ver.4.00 or later*1

 

 FUJIFILM X100F

 

 Ver.2.00 or later*1

*1 Compatible firmware for FUJIFILM X-Pro2 and X100F will be available in December 2017.

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Adam Woodhouse Proficient

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I tried to import a Fuji XT1 raw file into the software and it did not recognize the file.

 

Hopefully in time the software will be enhanced to work with every Fuji RAW file.  Since the camera must be plugged into the computer to use the camera's RAW processor ... as long as a camera supports USB plug into a PC ... I'd hope the software will be enhanced to work with that camera.

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