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Hi, does any of you know if there is a way to import and edit Fujifilm RAF files on the IPad Pro 11" or other? 

 

It seems like mine won't do it? 

The same goes for seeing the picture in the photos app. 

If I import the photos on my Macbook Pro 13.3 medio 2014, I can not see the actual picture in the image viewer  but i can see the file? 

 

 

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You have to shoot uncompressed RAW, and you have to be up to date with the operating system. RAW file handling is handled by Apple, and that's all they support.

I'm not a Lightroom user, but I believe Lightroom has its own RAW file support. If you have compressed RAW files, try installing the Lightroom app and then opening the files.

Apologies, some of this may be wrong, I'm not an expert. But 100% Apple natively supports only uncompressed RAW files from Fuji.

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