Is there X RAW STUDIO for iPhone or iPad?

No: Fujifilm's X RAW STUDIO runs only on Mac and Windows. RAF Film Lab does the same thing on iPhone and iPad, sending your RAFs to the camera's own processor over USB, and can also develop them in the film simulations without the camera.

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What does X RAW STUDIO do?

X RAW STUDIO is Fujifilm's free RAW converter for computers. Connect the camera over USB in USB RAW CONV. mode and the camera's own processor develops each RAF with the settings you choose, exactly as it would in the camera. It needs the camera connected, and it offers only the films that camera has.

How do I convert Fujifilm RAWs in the camera from an iPhone or iPad?

Use RAF Film Lab. It talks to the camera over USB the same way, on iPhone, iPad and Mac.

On the camera, set CONNECTION MODE to USB RAW CONV./BACKUP RESTORE. Newer cameras also need USB POWER SUPPLY/COMM SETTING set to AUTO.
Connect the camera to the iPhone or iPad with a USB data cable and turn it on.
Open a photo in RAF Film Lab, choose the camera from the menu of the develop status at the photo's foot, and tap Develop with the camera.
Change the film or any setting, and the camera develops it again.

And without the camera?

RAF Film Lab also renders all 20 film simulations on the device itself, measured within about 2 ΔE of the camera's output, so you can develop away from the camera, and in films your camera never had. Switch any photo between the two from the develop status at its foot.

What about Fujifilm's XApp?

XApp transfers photos, including RAWs, from the camera over Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, controls the camera remotely and backs up its settings. It doesn't convert RAW files.

X RAW STUDIO and RAF Film Lab

	X RAW STUDIO	RAF Film Lab
Runs on	Mac, Windows	Mac, iPad, iPhone
Develops with the camera's processor	Yes, over USB	Yes, over USB
Develops without the camera	No	Yes, all 20 films
Films a camera doesn't have	No	Yes
Recipes	Saves profiles	Recipe library, C1–C7 read and write, QR codes and links
Editing after the develop	No	Masks, curves, colour grading, crop, heal

RAF Film Lab and X RAW STUDIO, in depth · Develop in camera · Develop in Film Lab

Questions

Is X RAW STUDIO available on iPad?

No. Fujifilm makes X RAW STUDIO for Mac and Windows only. RAF Film Lab does USB RAW conversion with the camera on iPad and iPhone.

Can my iPhone use the camera to convert RAF files?

Yes, with RAF Film Lab: connect the camera over USB in USB RAW CONV./BACKUP RESTORE mode and choose the camera from the develop status under the photo.

Do I need the camera to get Fujifilm film simulations on iPad?

No. RAF Film Lab renders all 20 film simulations on the iPad itself, or uses the camera when it's connected.

More of RAF Film Lab

Connect camera, import photosSet USB Card Reader on your Fujifilm and copy its RAFs straight into the library. Develop in cameraIn USB RAW Conv. mode, each RAF goes back to the camera's own processor, with your recipe. Develop in Film LabNo camera? All 20 film simulations render on your device, within 2 ΔE of the camera. EditorMask the subject, sky or people in a tap, then light, colour, curves, crop and heal. Recipe ManagementAll your recipes in one place, each a card tinted by its film with its settings at a glance. Adding RecipesFrom a QR code, a link, a .recipe file, your camera's C1–C7, or a screenshot of one. Applying RecipesApply a recipe to one photo or a whole shoot, or write it to a C1–C7 slot on the camera. Sharing RecipesShare a card with a QR code, a link that opens in the app or on the web, or a .recipe file. Ask AI tools to edit for youClaude and other assistants edit over MCP on the Mac; Siri and Shortcuts on iPhone and iPad. iCloud SyncFull RAFs with their edits, ratings and flags on every device, through your own iCloud.

Try it on your own RAFs.

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