I should note that Darkroom software also can directly import from many Canon and Nikon cameras. If that goes ok, then we can put it on other computers you use here as well. The next time you’re here in Orlando, we can get together try it out with your Fuji. I just downloaded it and put it on the DOS 4 computer you sometimes use with Darkroom. I think the free program Fujifilm X Acquire is what you need. (For example, I think Lightroom can directly import Fuji images.) Darkroom would simply watch that folder. This program could be standalone - for Fuji only - or could be some other graphics software that can download tethered Fuji images into a folder. What you need is a program that can run in the background and download Fuji images in a similar manner to one of the three listed above. Darkroom sees the new images (well, when you press F5 to refresh!) and then can do its thing. Those programs download images from the camera and put them in the destination folder. The hot folder can be the destination folder of remote control/tethering software such as Canon EOS Utility, Nikon Camera Control Pro, or Sony Remote Camera Control. Darkroom software is looking at a “hot folder”, meaning a folder where new images are coming in.

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