Fujifilm adds film simulation to Raw File Converter EX 2.0 and tethered shooting for X-T1
Fujifilm is to release a new version of its Raw File Converter EX at the end of the month. The update will bring the film simulation modes that the company uses in its X-series cameras to the Silkypix-based desktop software package. Initially, the new feature will be available for files shot with X-T1, X-A2, X100T, X30 and XQ2 cameras, but Fujifilm has said that other models will be included in a later update.
Fujifilm has also announced that it will make available a plug-in that will allow USB tethered shooting and exposure control for X-T1 owners who use Lightroom. Version 5.7 is required to use the plug-in, as is Fujifilm's own HS-V5 tethered shooting application that was announced in November last year. HS-V5 in turn requires X-T1 users have firmware v3.0 installed.
The new version of Raw File Converter will be available for download from 26th February 2015, and will be free. The Lightroom plug-in will be made available at the same time. For more information visit the Fujifilm website page for Raw File Converter EX2.0 and the Adobe Photoshop Lightroom plug-in.
Compatible models for Film Simulation:
- FUJIFILM X-T1/X-T1 Graphite Silver Edition
- FUJIFILM X-A2
- FUJIFILM X100T
- FUJIFILM X30
- FUJIFILM XQ2
Future compatible models *1
- FUJIFILM X-Pro1
- FUJIFILM X-E2
- FUJIFILM X-E1
- FUJIFILM X-M1
- FUJIFILM X-A1
- FUJIFILM X100
- FUJIFILM X100S
- FUJIFILM X20
- FUJIFILM X10
- FUJIFILM XQ1
- FUJIFILM XF1
*1 An update will be made in the future which will offer support for these models. Date TBC.
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