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Does your phone read the RAW files, or are you shooting JPEG? (iOS and macOS don’t preview Fuji RAW files, which is not a surprise, given how they require very
by perardi 5y ago
Does your phone read the RAW files, or are you shooting JPEG? (iOS and macOS don’t preview Fuji RAW files, which is not a surprise, given how they require very special handling as they’re not traditional Bayer filter sensors.)
And how is the performance when editing on the phone? Those are some big files.
- poglet 5y agoMy iPad Pro reads the RAW files from the Sony A7R3. Performance is fine but I stick to JPG due to file size. The iPad 6 had terrible performs with the same RAW files, apps would frequently crash due to memory limitations.
- perardi 5y agoAbout what I expected. I’ve only tried editing Nikon Z7 RAW files on an iPad Pro, and I honestly don’t remember which generation of Pro. It was OK, but not stellar. The file size, oof, yeah. That’s a good point. My lossless compression RAW files from my Fuji are ~30 megabytes. Given an iOS device averages 128GB of storage (my rough ballpark guess), that’s going to fill up quickly.
- SAI_Peregrinus 5y agoI don't edit on my phone. The screen isn't color calibrated and it's tiny.