#Fujifilm pc autosave destination folder for mac#

I have my doubts whether any wireless transfer will approach the speed of a cabled connection. Of one thing I am sure, a Bluetooth connection would be far easier to make. So I have no need fortunately to mess further with trying to pair. Both RAW and JPG are transferred to a folder of my choice and this happens quickly on my Mac. All you need is the cable, cable up, switch camera on and boom up pops Image Capture and with a couple of settings I am well away. What I have discovered is that 'Image Capture' the OSX app is unbelievably fast. I've an X-T2, and to be quite honestI have given up on pairing with my OSX Sierra. I also am having this identical problem and results. I've redone this about a dozen times now and have also done a full Mac reboot, but I always get the same result. The camera is then left displaying 'Registering this destination', but never succeeds in doing so. However at the same instant I press OK on the camera to register the destination, the Mac app just crashes. I click OK and the camera screen displays 'Registering this destination'. The camera then asks if I want to 'Register this destination?'.

#Fujifilm pc autosave destination folder for mac#

The camera then searches for the PC, finds it (same PC ID number shown on camera screen and in window for Mac app).

I choose my router SSID from the list on the XT-10 and then connect the camera to the router successfully. Then I navigate through the menu on the XT-10 to 'PC Auto Save Setting' and 'Manual Setup'.

I select 'PC Auto Save Setting' from the menu on the Mac app. I am trying to link my XT-10 with PC AutoSave for the first time. The note says 'The compatibility with macOS Sierra is added'.

I've been waiting for a version of PC AutoSave to be available for Sierra and I noticed tonight that v1.0.1.0 is available.