Adobe came out with their ACR support for RAF soon afterwards, but my first few weeks were spent shooting OOC jpeg while familiarising myself with the camera. I got my X-Pro1 in late June 2012, probably from the second or third batch into Australia. Taking this right back to the beginning perhaps explains the problem best.
So this is not about pixel peeping but about making money with photography and keeping clients happy, take them seriously by providing them with pictures with the highest possible IQ!Ĭan you share RAF file for some of us to test with different sharpening setting in LR to see if what you experienced can be resolved or if LR simply cannot render the green details properly? I would give it a shot and compare it to X-Transformer to see what happens. The way LR renders the RAF files is just not good enough for professional use. And I can only say that his complaint was right! And then my client complained about the strange way the foliage looked to him. Pictures from a building in a green park (so with a lot of foliage surrounding the building).
Now last week I have sent some images to a client of mine, taken with the T2 and edited in LR. But now I want to use Fuji also for some professional work, and then I am going to look more critical at the raw processing and the results. For that purpose I was happy with the results I get out of LR. I have used Fuji camera's before, but only for my vacations and free work projects. I am a professional photographer, working with Canon 5D camera's, and also using a Fuji X-T2 recently. I don't consider myself a pixel peeper at all.
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