Adobe added Fujifilm X-T100 Support to Adobe Lightroom Classic CC 7.4 and Camera RAW 10.4. They also added a ton of new features that you can read about here or watch the Art of Photography below. This update is very cloud-centric and if that concerns you there are options. Join our Fujifilm X-T owners group and follow Fujiaddict on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube, and Twitter. […]
Whether you love or hate Adobe the new version of Lightroom brings some new features worth trying. Adobe is going to have to create a lot more value over the coming months to fend off programs like Luminar and ON1 in the features department. I’m glad they also seem to be picking up the pace at which they support cameras […]
Kevin Mullins publishes a lot of useful Fujifilm centric videos to help photographers improve their photography and editing, but if his style isn’t for you then he might help you gain a new perspective. It’s interesting that he chooses to modify the Adobe standard profile manually for his color photos instead of using the Fujifilm Film simulation […]
I am a big fan of the Art of Photography channel and have followed it from the beginning, so I value Ted Forbes’ opinion on this topic, but I am kind of shocked he prefers Capture One so much. I have used Capture One on and off since version 9 and I am currently giving it […]
I like many haven’t really found a use for Fujifilm X RAW Studio in my workflow, but the above video from Fujifilm about Yukio Uchida made me reconsider the utility of the software a little. If you like to shoot a final baked in photo with JPG like Yukio Uchida than X RAW Studio can help […]
I’m still in the process of deciding, which RAW editor is the best way forward and out of the world of Adobe, but Lightroom CC really surprised me in the above comparison. The above 100% crops were all taken from a Fujifilm X-T1 image I captured a while ago for my Fujinon XF100-400 Review and I always […]
