Fujifilm x-trans/cmos 4 Support

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Fujifilm x-trans/cmos 4 Support

fintan

Hello All! I have been using Darktable for a while on my Linux Manjaro machine and have have no issues until I bought a Fujifilm xt30 II with a x-trans cmos 4 sensor. NOw Daktable will not accept the RAW files. I Have uncompressed, compressed lossless and compressed. Nada. DT keeps telling me to check that the camera is supported. The xt3 is supported (same sensor) why not the xt30 II?

Any advice on what to do. And yes, I upgraded from 3.8.x to 4.0.0. Still Nada.

Surprised is not the word here.

So...?

Aprechiate any ideas and suggestions
Best Greets
Fred

jaw-dt

Maybe convert to DNG then edit? I too was surprised about limited new camera support in 4.0. It appears your issue is being worked https://github.com/darktable-org/rawspeed/pull/339#event-6760190831. When will it show in a release, who knows.

Alan-W

jaw-dt I was hoping this great suggestion would solve it for me, too... but Adobe's DNG converter is no longer available for Windows 7 (what I use). :-(

jaw-dt

My other thought was you could Adobe's DNG converter under Wine but I never had great results running anything in Wine. Here is a link to Adobe DNG under wine
https://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=5645

While looking for info I came across this a DNG converter for Linux but it is command line check here to see if compatible https://github.com/dnglab/dnglab

DirkVH

Hi fintan.
I hope it is working for you in the meantime. I've been using a Fujifilm X-S10 with darktable since january and did not have any problems loading my .RAF files. The camera has the same processor as your XT30 II.
I'm using darktable on Linux (opensuse), maybe that makes a difference?

fintan

Hi and thanks Dirk. No not at all. A different flavor of Linux should not influence this at all. DNG is absolutely not an option. Are we the only x-trans 4 photographers here??

MrSteveVee

Why is DNG not an option? you can imbed you original inside the DNG so you have not lost anything (or back to another folder) and you "should" be able to edit using DT until the issue is resolved