To address this anomaly, Fujifilm is creating a firmware patch, which is expected to be available for free download by X Series and GFX System users soon. This incompatibility can result in macOS users being unable to directly access files if they were initially saved to SDXC memory cards in-camera. Important notice for consumers processing FUJIFILM digital camera files using macOSįeb.2.2022 FUJIFILM Corporation: FUJIFILM Corporation has identified a firmware incompatibility between specific X and GFX series cameras listed below. Statement from Fujifilm Corporation issued on 2 February 2022: In the meantime, please see below for the official release from Fujifilm Corporation so that you can review the information and adhere to the company’s recommended next steps. In order to address this anomaly Fujifilm has said that it is working on creating a firmware patch, which is expected to be available for free download by X Series and GFX System users ‘soon’. The X series and GFX system cameras affected include models that do not depend on the firmware version (the GFX100, GFX100S, GFX50S II, X-Pro3, X-T4, X-S10, X-E4, X-T30 II and X100V) and models that depend on the firmware version – the GFX50S (Ver.4.00 or later), GFX50R (Ver.2.00 or later) and X-T3 (Ver.3.20 or later).
Fujifilm has announced that it has identified a firmware incompatibility between specific X and GFX series cameras, which can result in MacOS users being unable to directly access files if they were initially saved to SDXC memory cards in-camera.
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