#CANNOT GET FUJIFILM PC AUTOSAVE TO WORK FOR MAC#
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There was a firmware update available for the camera, which supposedly helped with wi-fi issues. I tried 10 times, and never got past the error message above. I then moved on to a Desktop PC that was hard-wired into the router. Whether by вЂњsimpleвЂќ or вЂњmanualвЂќ setup, I would have no trouble connecting to the access point, but then get this вЂњCAN NOT FIND THE DESTINATION PCвЂќ message.ДЇinally, for no apparent reason, it worked. It absolutely refused to connect multiple times after that. Then, I was able to connect and register the camera, but the connection was dropped before I could complete the process on the PC. NET 4.0, so installed that for me before the Autosave software. The installer detected that I didnвЂ™t have.

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Setting up the software was squirrely on my Netbook. Seemed like a wonderful idea to me, since getting to either the USB jack or the SD memory card on this waterproof camera involved opening the watertight seal вЂ“ something I wouldnвЂ™t want to wear out. And itвЂ™s purple.ДЇujifilm offers software to wirelessly transfer pictures from the camera to a computer. Waterproof, 16 MP pictures, HD video, slow-motion video, geotagging, wi-fi, charges from USB, face-finding, auto macro down to a couple inches, and other modes. For more common causes of this error message, try. I will assume that the reader is familiar with Ipv4 networking in this article. In the meantime, you'll have two great cameras to use.This is an esoteric and probably rare cause, and is being posting simply for technical interest. Perhaps a year from now you'll decide to sell one or the other. But why hurry to do so? Take your time shoot with both cameras for a while. Just maybe, later on, you'll decide to sell the Pen-F (or the X100V). Both cameras together are small and light enough to fit in a small camera bag. These days, I (once in a while) carry two cameras (the Pen-F and the X100V), the Pen-F with a 50mm (equivalent) lens aboard, the X100V having a 35mm (equivalent) fixed focal length lens of course. The Pen-F takes interchangeable lenses while the X100V doesn't.Д«ack in the old film days, at times, I carried two identical cameras, one with color film, the other with Black and White film. The Pen-F has image stabilization while the X100V doesn't. The Pen-F feels as good, and perhaps better, than the X100V in the hand. In fact, following my purchase of the Fuji X100V, I learned to appreciate my Pen-F yet more. I have both the Oly Pen-F and the Fuji X100V and I wouldn't sell either. 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.

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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?'.

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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.

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