The Fuji phone app is ok to transfer photos onto phone (as per suggestion above) but you then need to sync with your computer ideally via a cloud photo service. Also be careful if you do this you are uploading full quality image files to your phone and not the low resolution files for quick transfer. Again, can be a bit fiddly and if you want the files straight to your computer a card reader is still probably the best solution. Wireless Connections (Bluetooth®, Wireless LAN/Wi-Fi) Try the Autosave software and see how that works out for you.įuji do give quite detailed instructions here. Specifics on how to trigger the upload from your camera are here:-ģ. Saving Photos and Movies to the Computer | Application Software PC AutoSave | FUJIFILM Corporation #Fujifilm pc autosave software how to I've just gone through the full process on my XT20. Assume the menu options will be very similar for you. To be clear, I am setting up my camera to connect to my home wifi router and use this to onward connect to my PC, which is also connected to my home wifi router.

It is different if you are looking to directly connect the camera to your computer with no home wifi router.ġ) Download and Install PC AutoSave software (yes there is a Mac Version)Ģ) Open PC Autosave on computer and Settings This means I can only wireless transfer images to my PC when at home. Menu -> Setup -> Connection Setting -> PC Auto Save Setting -> Manual Setup -> Select from Network ListĤ) Camera should pop up confirmation of discovered computer This puts the computer into a mode to listen for a new camera connection.

Fujifilm autosave application