A Fuji favor from you guys/gals

Hi all,

So my new ON1RAW program doesn't seem to like RAF files from my XE-1. It has no problem with RAW files from my wife's XA-1, my 7D, 6D, or 5DIII.
If it isn't too inconvenient, would anyone mind uploading/sharing a RAF file from an XE-1 so I can see if it is something specific to my camera or not?

Your help is much appreciated

https://www.dropbox.co​m …vtiatoa/DSCF239​0.raf?dl=0

DavidR wrote in post #18242401
https://www.dropbox.co​m …vtiatoa/DSCF239​0.raf?dl=0

Thanks man!! You rock!

So, which was it?

So after trying files from my X-E1, David's X-E1, and another one I found online, it appears that they ALL make ON1RAW lock/freeze up. I've been in communication with someone from the company trying to problem solve this issue. Seems like I've hit a dead end as I haven't gotten an e-mail back with more things to try in about a week now. I guess I'm S-O-L as it applies to RAW images from this camera and that I'll have to use Adobe's DNG converter as a workaround.

Doesn't Fuji bundle a converter?

FYI, Capture One handles these files fine, and there is a fully functional 30 day trial download.

I'm sorry you are running into these problems and especially that they are leaving you hanging.

Capture One is especially good with Fuji RAW files.

Fuji can also be converted using Silkypix. I haven't used it but I think it's free for Fuji users.

I did download and do the 30 day trial of Capture One and while it was nice, I didn't feel that it was $300 nicer than LR.

As far as converting right through Fuji, I have to admit, I never even loaded their software onto my computer. I'll have to look into it.

Any Fuji shooters try the ON1RAW software?

If so, has anyone had any issues with the .RAF files freezing the program?

Another option I am trying, which may be worth it is using Irident Developer. I use windows 10, and they just released their X-transformer Beta for PC users. They have a trial version you can try out. I process my RAF to DNG using the X-transformer and then load them into Lightroom for processing. If you are on mac they have a full blown package you can try/buy