Fujifilm X-series Support

[dreamspy]

Any news on FujiFilm X-camera support in qDSLRDashboard?

Btw thanks for a great app! Using it on my Canon, works wonders

regards
Frímann

[thefoster]

Any news on Fujifilm support? I just bought qDSLRdashboard and would really like to use it with my X100F/X70, as the Fujifilm camera app is really a crap, like most apps from camera manufacturers.

[hubaiz]

I wrote in 2017 to Fuji support but didn't get any documentation from them. I contacted them again now, will see if I get any response this time.

[thefoster]

I also wrote to several Fujifilm subsidiaries (tw,jp,de,us,uk...) yesterday referring to dslrdashboard.info.
Anyone else that likes to gain functionality for these cameras may write their own request/demand (http://www.fujifilm.com/contact/).
Maybe it is just a matter of request count.

[MiLapse]

I rather have the feeling that Fuji doesn't want to ruin his own business with the Tethering Plugin for Lightroom. Or am I wrong? Timelapse+ View has support for X-T1, X-T2 and more. It can only have something to do with money.

[hubaiz]

I already applied Fuji developer program in 2017 and in 2019.
Both times I was requested to send them my personal details what I did and after that there was no response from Fuji.
Seams they don't like me.

[takkyu]

So guys, what can we do to help? I wannt fuji support so badly This is depressing.

The "Timelapse+ View" is f**king expesive. In my case almost 500€ (shipping, duty). How did their developer managed to get it work

[UweMoebus]

Hello
I read the post and i think, that Fujifilm take wrong to dont support the dashboard.
By the way, is it possible, the x-t3 or other connect with the tp-link?

Kind regards.
Uwe

[Johnedlt]

Used qdslr a couple of times with TPLink for nikon cameras. Worked well enough albeit will slow your shooting which is discouraging if you’re managing time to complete a project.

The lack of Fuji support is sad too since I want to use it as a field monitor for video.

The solution I found for Fuji shooters is using an OTG adaptor and an Hdmi video capture card to turn your android to an HDMI monitor.

[HakarZahto]

Used qdslr a couple of times with TPLink for nikon cameras. Worked well enough albeit will slow your shooting which is discouraging if you’re managing time to complete a project.

The lack of Fuji support is sad too since I want to use it as a field monitor for video.

The solution I found for Fuji shooters is using an OTG adaptor and an Hdmi video capture card to turn your android to an HDMI monitor.

Hello John,

Could you please tell me/us what app you are using on your android to make this happen?
I went down the same road but i am having troubles with this "last" step..

Thank you!