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X-T30 not recognized (12.0.2.17)

Bjørn Tore Paulen
I bought an Fujifilm X-T30 last night. It came with a pamphlet advertising for Capture One. I have bought and installed the Fuji version (12.0.2) on my MacBook Pro (Mojave). As far as I know I then should be able to do tethered shooting, and import RAW files directly form the camera. When I connect it to my Windows PC (directly with USB-C) it pops up as an external hard drive.

When I connect my camera to the MacBook via USB-C it does not pop up anywhere. Except from within "Photos", where I can see the JPEG images. I have tried to connect via an external adapter and USB-A with no luck.

So - is the camera indeed supported? I tried both settings on the camera (USB Disk and RAW something). Any tips?
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  • Ian Wilson
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    The list of supported Fuji cameras is here I don't see the X-T30 on it. However, my understanding is that the camera only went on sale in the last week or so, and there has been no service release of Capture One in that time bringing support for new cameras. If they are shipping it with a leaflet about Capture One, it seems a fair assumption that they will support it. (Whether they will support tethering for it I don't know. If you look at the list I inked to you will see that it is supported for some Fuji cameras and not for others.)

    Ian
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  • Bjørn Tore Paulen
    https://www.captureone.com/~/media/capt ... ashx?la=en

    https://www.captureone.com/en/features/release-notes :

    Camera Support
    Fujifilm
    Fujifilm X-T30

    However - Thethered shooting is not supported. Which is kind of a drag.
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  • Jaap Steenis

    Ok, tethered shooting not supported but how about retrieving images from the camera?
    Looks like the camera is not recognised on the MacBook Pro

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  • Ian Wilson
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    Generally, Capture One won't import images directly from the camera, except for tethering which isn't supported for the X-T30 anyway. But you should be able to import directly into Capture One from a memory card using a card reader. Or you could possibly transfer images direct from the camera using Finder, then import into Capture One from the location you have put them in.

    Ian

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  • Jaap Steenis

    Hello Ian thanks for info appreciated. The camera is not visible in finder either? 

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  • Ian Wilson
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    How about using the Mac's Image Capture app?

    Ian

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  • Jaap Steenis

    Also not recognised in the default Capture App, bit strange, 

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  • Jaap Steenis

    Found it, set to USB Cable connection type in the Connections settings and was able to use the Apple Image importer.

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