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Fujifilm GFX100 II FTP setup

FTP · FTPS · SFTPDirect camera client2023

The GFX100 II initiates FTP, FTPS, or SFTP uploads without an external transmitter. It can use its built-in dual-band Wi-Fi or wired LAN port, save combined network/server profiles, upload selected stills or movies, and automatically order new captures for transfer.

Menu path: Network/USB Setting > Create/Edit Connection Setting > Create Using Wizard > Select Comm Setting > Access Point Setting / IP Address Setting > FTP Server Setting > Create New > Connection Test > Select > Network/USB Setting > FTP Optional Setting. Protocols: FTP · FTPS · SFTP. Sends: JPEG · RAW · HEIF · TIFF · MOV · MP4.

Documented from the manufacturer manual. Sources reviewed .

Transportbuilt-in 2.4/5 GHz Wi-Fi + built-in wired Ethernet LAN port
PayloadJPEG · RAW · HEIF · TIFF · MOV · MP4
Triggersautomatic transfer order after capture / manual select-and-transfer in playback / priority transfer order / continue queued upload while powered off

Before you touch the menu

What to gather

  1. 01Current camera firmware.
  2. 02A configured Wi-Fi network or Ethernet connection.
  3. 03A memory card with a test JPEG.
  4. 04Camera to Anywhere hostname, protocol, port, credentials, and remote directory.
  5. 05The approved root certificate on the memory card when the FTPS endpoint requires a private or self-signed trust root.

Connection fields

FTP Server Type

FTP, FTPS, or SFTP.

Selects the endpoint security and transport behavior.

FTP Server Address

The Camera to Anywhere hostname only.

Identifies the upload server.

Port Number

The exact port issued for the source.

Must match the active ingress listener.

Proxy Server

Disable unless a network administrator provides proxy details.

Most direct and hotspot connections do not use an FTP proxy.

Passive Mode

Enable for FTP/FTPS behind NAT unless the endpoint specifies otherwise.

Prevents dependence on an inbound data channel to the camera.

Login

User Name & Password with the per-source credentials.

Authenticates and routes this camera's files.

Specify Target Folder

The assigned gallery/input path.

Keeps this source isolated from other jobs.

Overwrite Same File Name

No for safe initial operation.

Causes a numeric suffix instead of destructive replacement.

Root Certificate

Load from memory card when the FTPS server's chain is not already trusted.

Enables TLS certificate validation.

The menu, step by step

What moves, and what does not

Transfer modes

  • Manual marked batch
  • Priority marked batch
  • Automatic transfer order after capture
  • Playback function-button order
  • Continue queued transfer while powered off

Media behavior

  • Selectable formats are JPEG, RAW, HEIF, TIFF, MOV, and MP4.
  • Manual orders can include up to 9,999 items.
  • Slot or filter changes clear current selection marks.
  • The camera can add a default or created caption.
  • FTP Power Saving can disable networking after the current queue empties.

Limits and warnings

  • Wired LAN requires a physically connected Ethernet network; Wi-Fi and Ethernet settings are separate communication profiles.
  • A root-certificate change is shared with Frame.io Camera to Cloud certificate settings on this camera.
  • Automatic ordering applies to new captures; movie-file behavior should be verified with the selected recording format.
  • Re-test after firmware, DNS, or endpoint certificate changes.

Prove it on your body

Run this checklist on the exact body, firmware, network, and media format you will use on assignment.

For FTPS, import and select the required root certificate. Use current camera firmware and revalidate the server profile after firmware changes. Physical Camera to Anywhere interoperability is not yet lab-verified.

  1. 01Correct connection profile is active.
  2. 02Connection test succeeds.
  3. 03A JPEG reaches the correct input folder.
  4. 04Filename and byte size match.
  5. 05A chosen RAW or movie test behaves as expected.
  6. 06Power-off continuation and power-saving behavior are understood before production.

If it will not send

01No network connection

Confirm the active profile uses the connected transport and that DHCP or static IP, gateway, and DNS values are valid.

02Network works but FTP is orange/not ready

Verify the server hostname, port, protocol, credentials, target folder, and venue firewall policy.

03FTPS cannot authenticate the server

Load the correct root certificate and verify the endpoint hostname.

04New captures are not queued

Turn on Auto Image Transfer Order and confirm the desired file type is enabled.

Sources

The local archive keeps this research reproducible if an official link changes. It is not redistributed through this site.

  1. 01

    Fujifilm GFX100 II Owner's Manual

    Printed pp. 278-290, Uploading Files via FTP; printed pp. 326-327, FTP Optional Setting

    Open manufacturer source ↗
  2. 02

    Fujifilm GFX100 II online manual

    Network/USB Features and Settings

    Open manufacturer source ↗

archived-local-ignored · retrieved 2026-08-26 · 500 pages

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