Hi Everyone!
Apologies if this may have been answered. Searched and didn't see anything. I have been watching since v1 of After Shot Pro and now following V2. I am left wondering how often they update the camera profiles. I am using a Fujifilm X-E2 which is a XTrans CMOS II sensor and still nothing. I do like Corel products but am starting to steer towards Adobe Lightroom as they support the Fuji.
Is it worthwhile switching, does Corel take a long time to update profiles? Kind of stuck....
Again, thanks for your help.
ASP for use with Fuji xtrans RAF like Fuji X-E2
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afx
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Re: ASP for use with Fuji xtrans RAF like Fuji X-E2
I think something is happening, but Xtrans is hard to do right and I think AS development only picked up this year again.
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Re: ASP for use with Fuji xtrans RAF like Fuji X-E2
Sad really, when i was looking at replacing my aging dslr i never thought to look at Corels supported cameras. I love my Fuji but now its either a waiting game or switch to a rental software with Adobe. Not great options either one.
Appreciate your response though. Thank you!
Appreciate your response though. Thank you!
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Re: ASP for use with Fuji xtrans RAF like Fuji X-E2
I would not touch Adobe for Xtrans, check out PhotoNinja instead.
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Re: ASP for use with Fuji xtrans RAF like Fuji X-E2
Does Photo ninja do sonething special in comparrison? I will check it out. Thanks
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Re: ASP for use with Fuji xtrans RAF like Fuji X-E2
If you look at the fine detail, Adobe still does some color smearing which is absent from PN.
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Re: ASP for use with Fuji xtrans RAF like Fuji X-E2
I use the Fuji cameras and I can see that eventually I will probably replace my heavy Nikons with FX support for the Fujis running DX/APS-C sensors. To do this I would however need to get a 24MP Fuji which isnt released yet but I am sure will come.
The image quality from my Fuji XT1, XE1, XPro1 is as good as my Nikon D3S and slightly less than my D600 but there is a distinct difference when compared with a D800.
If you want XTrans support now then I use LightZone, PhotoNinja or Iridient Developer. These are very good. There is also DarkTable and AccuRAW but I find this less good for my workflow. Others will find different softwares suit them. I now tend to work on Mac so my focus in on this platform but I also have Windows and Linux machines so multi-OS support is important for me.
If you stick around here then you will find that X-Trans support will probably arrive soon.
The image quality from my Fuji XT1, XE1, XPro1 is as good as my Nikon D3S and slightly less than my D600 but there is a distinct difference when compared with a D800.
If you want XTrans support now then I use LightZone, PhotoNinja or Iridient Developer. These are very good. There is also DarkTable and AccuRAW but I find this less good for my workflow. Others will find different softwares suit them. I now tend to work on Mac so my focus in on this platform but I also have Windows and Linux machines so multi-OS support is important for me.
If you stick around here then you will find that X-Trans support will probably arrive soon.
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Re: ASP for use with Fuji xtrans RAF like Fuji X-E2
Also the development version of RawTherapee offers X-Trans support. I'm pretty happy with the darktable development version.jknights wrote:If you want XTrans support now then I use LightZone, PhotoNinja or Iridient Developer. These are very good. There is also DarkTable and AccuRAW but I find this less good for my workflow.
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Re: ASP for use with Fuji xtrans RAF like Fuji X-E2
I wont argue the workflow/usability issues of darktable, that really don't please everyone, but from what I've played around with my X-E2 files I'm also quite happy with the results, although I still need to do more testing with it.TheDude wrote:Also the development version of RawTherapee offers X-Trans support. I'm pretty happy with the darktable development version.jknights wrote:If you want XTrans support now then I use LightZone, PhotoNinja or Iridient Developer. These are very good. There is also DarkTable and AccuRAW but I find this less good for my workflow.
