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Fujifilm RAW Image

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Wat is een RAF-bestand?

An RAF file is an image captured in the RAW Fujifilm (RAF) format by select Fujifilm digital cameras, such as the FinePix F550 EXR and X100V models. It stores image data exactly how the camera's sensor captured it along with metadata, such as camera settings and format version. RAF files may also include a .JPG version of the same image for thumbnail preview purposes.

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Schermafbeelding van een .raf-bestand in Ichikawa Soft Laboratory RAW FILE CONVERTER EX 3 — RAF-bestand geopend in Ichikawa Soft Laboratory RAW FILE CONVERTER EX 3

Fujifilm is continuously developing the RAF format, adding capabilities available with newer cameras. For example, most RAF files store uncompressed image data, but more recent Fujifilm X-T3 and X-Pro2 cameras allow you to compress RAF files to reduce their size and save storage space.

Additionally, more recent Fujifilm cameras, like the X100V, allow you to capture images in the HDR RAF format (images captured when the HDR setting is enabled on the camera in the RAW mode). In these cases, the camera captures three images with different exposure levels and saves them all in one RAF file.

Users that will encounter RAF files

Professional photographers and camera hobbyists utilizing Fujifilm cameras will most likely encounter the RAF format. When transferring images from their camera, they may view or edit the RAF files with an image editor, then send them to print, incorporate them into digital artwork, or archive them for later use.

Additionally, RAF is one of many proprietary camera raw formats developed by digital camera manufacturers. Other camera raw formats include Canon .CR3, Sony .ARW, and Nikon .NEF formats. Photographers using digital cameras from these manufacturers will likely work with these formats.

Een RAF-bestand openen

You can open RAF files with Fujifilm image-viewing and -editing software, such as X RAW STUDIO and RAW FILE CONVERTER EX (developed for Fujifilm by Ichikawa Soft Laboratory). Fujifilm software is typically the best option for opening RAF files because it likely supports all the camera models that capture the RAF images.

Third-party image viewers and editors also support RAF files, but they may not support all the camera models that capture the images. For example, Adobe Photoshop (multiplatform) can open RAF files through its Camera Raw utility but does not support RAF images captured by all Fujifilm cameras. It also does not open all the multiple images saved in HDR RAF format (only one image).

Other third-party apps that can open RAF files include Microsoft Photos (Windows) with the Raw Image Extension installed, and Apple Preview and Apple Photos, which both come bundled with macOS. If you are a mobile user, you can open RAF files with Adobe Photoshop Express (Android and iOS).