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Paul (and anyone else who uses Sony cameras) I would like to suggest that you test out Capture One for processing your RAW files. I have found it does a better
by patrickg_zill 9y ago
Paul (and anyone else who uses Sony cameras) I would like to suggest that you test out Capture One for processing your RAW files.
I have found it does a better job of handling the Sony files than just about anything else. Also is GPU accelerated.
My experience is based on the Sony RX10 files, and a friend of mine who uses it for handling his A7Rii files.
A free version is available for use with Sony RAWs; or you can upgrade to the full version of the software at a low price. Just a happy user, I have no financial interest in the company.
- nicolaslem 9y agoLightroom is plain bad with Fujifilm X-Trans raw files so I tried to find an alternative but I couldn't. The Lightroom workflow really is what makes the difference. I feel at home with Lightroom. So I keep exporting jpegs that look like garbage until Adobe decides to have decent support for the Fuji X line.
- ropiku 9y agoTry Capture One since they have specific support for X-Trans since version 10. Or if you want to continue Lightroom you can bulk transfer the raw files with Irident X-Transformer then import them in Lightroom. Only worth it if you really want the best quality.