FUJIFILM X Webcam v2.0 Now Available

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by Jeff LochSeptember 18^th, 2020

FUJIFILM has just updated its Windows & Mac software that allows you to use your X and GFX series mirrorless cameras into webcams: FUJIFILM X Webcam v2.0. Let’s take a closer look at it!

FUJIFILM X Webcam

A couple of months ago, FUJIFILM released the first version of it’s X Webcam software. This tool allows you to use various FUJIFILM X/GFX series cameras as a webcam. All you have to do is connect your camera via USB to your computer, launch the software, and you’re good to go.

At the moment, FUJIFILM X Webcam v2.0 is compatible with several cameras, including:

• GFX 100, GFX 50S & GFX 50R.
• X-H1, X-Pro2, and X-Pro3.
• X-A7 and X-T200.
• X-T2, X-T3 & X-T4.

Also, here is the list of compatible apps that can use your FUJIFILM camera as a webcam:

• Windows10: Google Meet (Chrome/Edge), Teams (Chrome/Edge/App), Skype (Chrome/Edge), Zoom (Chrome/Edge/App), Messenger room (Chrome/Edge).
• MacOS: Google Meet (Chrome/Edge), Teams (Chrome/Edge), Skype (Chrome/Edge), Zoom (Chrome/Edge), Messenger Rooms (Chrome/Edge), LINE, OBS Studio.

So what’s new with this version 2.0 upgrade?

FUJIFILM X Webcam v2.0

Some might consider the update not to be groundbreaking, however changing camera settings during an online meeting or even use “Film simulation” is a welcoming thing.

The upgrade will create the “X Webcam 2” icon. If you click the icon, a control panel appears and you can change some settings of the camera, including:

• Film simulation.
• Instant AF, AE Lock, and digital zoom.
• Exposure compensation and white balance.

This update is compatible with all the cameras mentioned previously, except the X-T200 and X-A7. Also, options and magnification depend on the models. Finally, for X-Pro2 users, the INSTANT AF and AE LOCK can be used in MF mode.

Availability

This FUJIFILM X Webcam v2.0 is available now on FUJIFILM’s website here.

Have you ever used your DSLR/mirrorless camera as a webcam? If yes, how do you like it compared to the built-in webcam of your computer? Don’t hesitate to let us know in the comments below!