Fujifilm X-T1 and X-Pro2 firmware updates released, X-T2 update delayed again
Fujifilm has released two firmware updates: firmware version 5.00 for the X-T1 and version 2.01 for the X-Pro2. Unfortunately, X-T2 owners will have to wait a few more weeks for their own firmware update, which is now scheduled to release on November 29th. When the X-T2 firmware is finally released, it will add support for tethering with Adobe Lightroom.
The latest X-Pro2 camera body firmware update brings three bug fixes that resolve problems the 18-135mm zoom, PC Auto Save mode over Wi-Fi and the operation with the Nissin i40 flashgun. It builds on Firmware 2.0 which added a series of features.
The X-T1 firmware, meanwhile, is very small, and involves added support for the EF-X500 Shoe Mount Flash, as well as new menu and function items related to it.
The X-T1 firmware update is available here, and the X-Pro2 update is available here.
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