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Oct 2012
New Lightroom and Camera RAW updated (support for XF1, X-E1 and F800)
Adobe released a new update that now adds support for the new Fujifilm XF1, Fujifilm X-E1 and Fuji FinePix F800EXR. Here you have the direct Download links:
Adobe released Lightroom 4.2
Mac update (Click here)
Windows update (Click here)
Camera Raw 7.2 and DNG converter 7.2
Mac update (Click here)
Windows update (Click here)
Markus
8 months ago |now i can buy the x-e1
David
8 months ago |Anybody tried this out yet with the X-Pro1? Any improvement on RAW conversions?
Ty
8 months ago |I have yet to try it out myself, but from reading around different sites this morning, It seems as though it has not been fixed/improved yet
marco ricci
8 months ago |No, same as before, and still no colour profiles..
Fred
8 months ago |@David :
No changes so far in lightroom for Xpro-1
Same watercolor effect with raw.
Conan
8 months ago |Yes raw conversion was the first thing I tried out – still poor.
Back to silkypix till they fix it – it’s a shame too doing everything in lightroom would be so handy.
Kuishinbou
8 months ago |How is Silkypix for conversion? Does it have strange artifacts, colour smearing, or loss of detail? My understanding is that I could convert the RAW files in Silkypix, and then after minor adjustments (white balance, exposure, etc) save it as a TIFF file and perform further work in Photoshop/Lightroom.
I am considering getting the Fuji X-E1 to replace my Canon DSLR, but would only do so if the RAW files can be converted at the full potential of the sensor. If there is image quality degradation, due to software companies’ inability to demosaic the RAW image properly, it would likely be a waste to get one.
I have tried the X-pro 1 in a store recently and the Jpeg files that I saved are impressive ~ love the sharpness of the images produced without the low pass filter. However, I would not want to shoot Jpeg regularly…
apw100
7 months ago |I didn’t really expect any improvement in RAW conversion in this update. Hopefully by the beginning of the year we will see something substantial.
apw100
7 months ago |Silkypix is certainly better than the Adobe products as far as conversion quality goes, but it is a terribly designed piece of software. The interface is straight out of the late 1990′s and is not intuitive. Basically I hate it.