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So you are not only processing the images on the camera but charge it at the same time. Every camera that is supported in X RAW Studio and was released after the X-Pro2 can charge via USB. All the while, you hope that the camera battery does not run out if you have hundreds of files to process. You can only convert X-Pro2 RAFs with a connected X-Pro2 camera, and only X-T2 RAFs with a connected X-T2 etc.

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You have to do the same thing with every other post processing software as well.

Either plug in the SD card of the camera or transfer the photos to your PC. Having the RAFs physically on my computer is a none issue as well. You will always receive the high JPEG quality straight from your Fujifilm camera. Despite the fact it’s the camera that’s performing the RAW conversion, the RAFs have to be physically on your computer for it to work (so NOT on the SD card of the camera).īut that is the huge advantage of X RAW Studio.

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The problem that I see is that you have to install on your PC, then connect your camera via USB and utilizes the X Processor Pro in the camera instead of the CPU in the computer to do the conversion. If I like the quality of the conversion better, I may permanently change my workflow and just import DNG's into LR.įUJIFILM X RAW STUDIO is a free Fuji application to read all their RAW files. I will be testing the quality of the resultant DNG with the same in LR when they finally support X-T3 and other new cameras and their formats. You can import RAW Fuji files, add wide variety of edits, label, rate, keyword, filter and then output them in a variety of formats, JPEG, TIFF, DNG, PNG etc. It is free to Fuji camera owners and it has some editing features, however, not as many features as the FUJIFILM PRO version which is a paid version (subscription or perpetual) licensing. I have found that Phase One 'Capture One Express Fujifilm currently reads the Fuji X-T3 RAF files. Despite the fact it’s the camera that’s performing the RAW conversion, the RAFs have to be physically on your computer for it to work (so NOT on the SD card of the camera). *for the record, I am not a pro-shooter, processing hundreds upon hundreds of images - I'm ones and twos.I just want a one stop shop - but I don't lose money when I screw with a complicated workflow.įUJIFILM X RAW STUDIO is a free Fuji application to read all their RAW files.

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If they don't WOW! us when they finally release an update that includes much better Fujifilm support - what is keeping us? Why would we remain loyal - when Adobe does not embrace Fujifilm users. It isn't like Fujifilm is a new, fringe brand, or that Adobe is underfunded and unable to address the issue head on (commit development dollars.) Adobe seems content to open, or convert the files, but not really support them the way the leading software company might (or should.)Ĭapture One has not won my heart (but works well) - the menu and tools typefaces are too small.the crop tool and composition overlays are years behind LR's tools - thank goodness the product is free.Īt this point, I am using a handful of tools to process images - LR is becoming the last step. I am a bit disappointed in Adobe - the DNG converter works fine, but does nothing to address the demosaicing issue. , you'll find there also a download link (you may download any of the latest C1 versions, just be careful at first start if you want to go with the free one).

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More info here Capture One software compatible with FUJIFILM GFX and X Series cameras now available | Fujifilm Glob. To do so, select in the import section of import dialog 'Current Location' for the destination folder. Only a little additional space is used on disk for the C1 Catalog. You may import all your existing files and folder structure and must not move or double somethings.

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C1 develops RAF files in a brilliant manner, also if shot at ISO 3200 and higher, noise reductions is superb and no problem. No more micro worms and ugly noise reduction.

However: In terms of developing Fujifilm RAF it is a dramatical improvement over Lr/ARC and is fully aware of the X-Trans layer. It is of course missing many features of the pro version, and you may use it only on Fujis RAW files. There you'll find a Fujifilm Express version which is fully free. I suggest to download the C1 and - important - on first run select on the licence menu that pops up 'More'.

Fuji raf iridient developer then lightroom