The HS-V5 has more capability on the X-T1 than on the X-T2. The only X cameras that had tethering were the X-T series. I wouldn't count on it if history has anything to teach us. Hopefully Fuji will update X-T20 firmware to support this option as well. Available from the Fujifilm website and it's free. I'd love to see native tethering support in Capture One Pro, but that is a dream which will never come true.Ĭurrently for the X-T2 (and X-T1 and GFX-50S) if you can live with just transferring and viewing on your notebook, but set and control on the camera, there is a third option. For more detailed on-the-fly editing I'll open the files in RAW processors or Affinity Photo. Not familiar with Mac apps, but there is no doubt something similar. I use FastPictureViewer Pro on the PC (PC app only) also set to the capture folder and can view the photos, look at histograms, enlarge to 100% or 300% instantly and set metadata ratings. You set a capture folder on your notebook and the files show up there almost instantly. I've been using it on a PC notebook and it is simple and just works.
In the current firmware revision, does the X-T20 support any tethering options? Didn't think it was currently available.Ĭurrently for the X-T2 (and X-T1 and GFX-50S) if you can live with just transferring and viewing on your notebook, but set and control on the camera, there is a third option. There are two packages that will work with the X-T2, HS-V5 and Adobe Tether Shooting Plug-in Pro.
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