FujiFilm Camera RAW Support Problem

Correct, these models are not yet supported. Support is work-in-progress. Unfortunately I don't have a timetable to offer you.

I'm happy to hear that support for these cameras is in progress as I am dying to get at my HS10's RAF files.

Yes, RAF support (or lack of) is what's stopping me fro purchasing this camera. Hope the update comes soon.

Hi,

you wrote....there is no timetable....

OK, but can you confirm that the RAF fuji files from the finepix HS10 camera will be supported in the future?

Thank in advance for you anwer and have a great and sunny day :-)

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I am anxiously awaiting support for the Fujifilm HS-10 RAW.

I would be glad if it would be supported, but the S200EXR is already exactly 1 year old.
I have tried many converters but no one really supports the S200EXR, only the original FinePixStudio from Fuji, but it´s not useful.

I also hope further that the camera still supported.

Remember that this is a release candidate, not the official release of Lightroom 3.2.  I read somewhere in the release notes that there would probably be additional features and (I think) supported cameras in the final release.  I don't have any inside information, I am a total outsider.  But from what I have seen over the years that I have followed the Adobe software evolution, all of your complaining isn't going to speed things up or change anything.  Unfortunately for you, you will just have to wait.

As of 3/21012,  ACR 6.6 supports fujifilm's RAF raw format.  I've used it with an HX20.

Is there a reason you're replying to a 1-2 year-old message?

This is a common misunderstanding.  RAF is not a single format.  RAF is the filename extension that is commonly used by the many different raw formats supported by Fuji cameras.  Just because a given version of ACR (e.g., 6.6) supports a given camera model (e.g., X100) doesn't mean it supports all raw files with the .RAF extension (e.g., X-Pro1).  Each new camera model that shoots non-DNG files needs to be supported manually in a new update of ACR.  This takes time .... sometimes days, weeks, months, or even (in some rare cases) years ...