Looking to convert CR2 to RAF? Here's the honest answer — and what works instead.
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CR2 is Canon’s older raw photo format, holding unprocessed sensor data from EOS cameras for maximum editing flexibility.
CR2 opens in Canon DPP, Lightroom, Photoshop and most raw editors.
RAF is Fujifilm’s raw photo format, capturing full sensor data from X-series and GFX cameras.
RAF opens in Lightroom, Capture One and Fujifilm software.
No. RAF stores the raw signal a Fujifilm sensor recorded at capture. A CR2 is a finished image with that data already baked in and discarded — there's nothing for a converter to reconstruct.
RAW formats like RAF give maximum editing latitude — but only when they come straight from the camera. Converting a CR2 to RAF would just wrap a finished image in a RAW container, with none of the benefits.
DNG is an open RAW container. You can convert a camera's own RAW (including RAF) into DNG, but you still can't turn a regular CR2 into RAF or any real RAW.
CR2 converts cleanly to PNG, JPG, TIFF and WEBP — free, no sign-up, no watermark.