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![]() I wonder how much of that was due to the influence of Trey Ratcliff. At least Skylum (then Macphun) did something right there. I am often hand holding my camera for HDR brackets and Aurora does a stellar job at aligning and removing the ghosting that is going to result from not being able to hold the camera as steady as a tripod could. But in my comparisons between On1 HDR Merge and Aurora 2019 using the same images and settings for Alignment and Remove Ghosting Aurora blew On1 out of the water. The one external editor I do use regularly through On1 is Aurora 2019 though. #PICKTORIAL FUJI RAW FULL#I would highly recommend getting their free trial version to test Dean what 10% codes? I may purchase the Exposure Bundle, but at the very least I want Blow Up if I can get it to work as a plugin within Grant I agree with you about On1 being so full featured that most external editors aren't usually needed because so much is already covered in On1. #PICKTORIAL FUJI RAW UPDATE#But their recent update took care of that with customizable keyboard shortcuts, and even a quick option to convert to Lightroom shortcuts. The one thing that I found difficult is that the keyboard shortcuts were so different. I did have a couple problems though, and their customer support was stellar! Unlike both Skylum and On1 support. Once I watched a few of their tutorial videos the UI was fairly intuitive. Their DAM is very fast to load images, their tools cover all the basics. Unfortunately because I had so much work I wasn't able to use it for the last 2 weeks of the trial, but I had put it through enough by then to know that I wanted to buy it. I used it quite a bit, and also through one of their updates. I downloaded the trial version of their package (with 2 other products at a great price). So I went looking for an alternative and came across Exposure X4. I have On1 RAW also but it's very slow displaying previews of my images, and I've had other problems with it especially every time they launch a new version, I feel like we've paid them for the privilege of being beta testers, though not as bad as 元's problems. basically the endless problems that you may have read about in these forums and elsewhere that I went looking for alternatives. 69,99) at and a free trial is available too.įull list of supported Fujifilm cameras here.I have had so many problems with 元 losing all of my edits, crashing badly and only supporting very small libraries. You can download Picktorial for a discounted launch price of $39,99 (reg. Read his first look at thomasfitzgeraldphotography here. I’ve been told that these features are planned for a future update though.” ![]() There are a few limitations of the software, and it is missing some features that I personally would consider important. They’re clearly making good use of the GPU because I am really impressed with the speed. ![]() Apparently improvements to this are coming tough. It does support lens corrections for fuji files, the chromatic aberration correction isn’t great, at least based on my testing. There is no direct support for Fuji film simulations, but it does support DCP colour profiles, so you could technically create them for this. I can’t see any kind of artifacts or edge issues that are apparent in other software. “ I have to say, that based on my initial testing, it seems pretty good in terms of quality. About Picktorial he says amongst the others that: #PICKTORIAL FUJI RAW SOFTWARE#There is more to read and also the devoplers’ answer to some questions in the comments here.Īnd as always, when it comes to new RAW-processing software for X-Trans files, Thomas Fitzgerald is always happy to test them and share his feedback. These are just two tidbits from the comments. It just might be a lightroom replacement for some as it seems to handle necessary day to day tasks really well. #PICKTORIAL FUJI RAW SKIN#Skin retouching was really fast and looked better than Lightroom (I find lightroom to be a little heavy handed). I’m not sure how you apply Fuji profiles ( I assume you can). I was impressed how good the files looked on default. #PICKTORIAL FUJI RAW SERIES#Walter Sayler: “ I downloaded and tried it out on a series of pictures. RAF rendering is not great to be honest, fine text loses clarity (compared to Iridient), the contrast slider seems to saturate too much.” Paul Elliott: “ Not bad, I like that it’s quick to get going, I don’t like that the panels don’t “Solo”, I don’t like that there (doesn’t seem to be) isn’t a global sharpen. Moreover, even the Picktorial developer himself is active in the comments and gives helpful advices and answers to your questions. Luckily the FujiRumors community is huge and helpful, and you guys didn’t hesitate to share your first impressions to Picktorial in the comments to this post. It uses a unique X-Trans demosaicing… but it is any good? Well, then, as announced yesterday here, there is a new player in the RAW converter game: Picktorial 3.0. ![]()
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