Begin with the RAF folder
Open the Fujifilm files from a folder or card without creating a temporary library before the first pass.
Fujifilm RAF viewer
Open the RAF folder and stay with every expression, gesture, and quiet change. Choose the photograph before RAW development begins.
Open the Fujifilm files from a folder or card without creating a temporary library before the first pass.
Move through the sequence while expression, focus, and the rhythm of the shoot are still clear in your mind.
Rate, label, and flag the keepers so the first decision can travel with the file into the RAW editor.
Continue with X RAW Studio, Capture One, Adobe Camera Raw, Lightroom, or another developer for film simulation, color, and final rendering.
RAF preview
unraw uses the preview stored inside the RAF file to keep the first pass immediate and the full sequence in front of you.
With the keepers chosen, continue with film simulation, color, noise reduction, and final output in your RAW editor.
A folder or card containing RAF files opens directly in unraw. Begin the first pass without creating a catalog or waiting for an import.
After choosing the RAF keepers in unraw, continue in Capture One, Adobe Camera Raw, Lightroom, Fujifilm X RAW Studio, or your preferred RAW editor for film simulation, color, and final rendering.
Ratings, labels, flags, and core XMP/IPTC metadata can accompany the RAF selects. The receiving application and its metadata settings control which fields appear there.