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By SchroedersKater · Posted
Well, I have almost the same problem and when I started with my FujiFilm camera I didn't recognise right away that I cannot use the compressed images with Apple software. After recognising this fact I switched to uncompressed RAW, which is a compromise I can (and have to) get along with. But, I'd like to have access to some of the earlier taken compressed RAW images on my Macs and iOS devices as well. So, this is my question: Is there a way to convert these images to uncompressed RAW or is the onliest way to solve my problem to convert them to TIFF, which can be used by almost every software and additionally the compressed TIFF format takes almost the same space as FujiFilm's compressed RAW format? Thanks for any hint Thomas -
Part of it is sequential, part of it is alpha-numeric: https://fujifilm-x.com/en-us/exposure-center/understanding-file-numbers-and-folders/ I do not have a X-T2, so I cannot answer your question, but as I recall you have various backup options you set for the two slots that affect what happens. Someone over in the X-T2 forum should be able to help you.
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Hello. I received XF 18mm f1.4 today. It feels like at least one of the elements inside is loose. When I flip the lens 90 degrees I can hear it drop back. But once I turn the camera on I don’t see this behavior. Is this normal? If yes, I like to learn what’s causing it. Thank you.
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By Francislight · Posted
So if I create this folder, will it be mirrored on the second SD back up?
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