has been here.)ĪNYTHING ELSE GOOD? PhotoLab is supposed to have some of the best noise filtering available with their PRIME and DeepPRIME noise suppression software. It is not entirely successful in that first task of leaving sharp areas alone. It would seem it tries to leave sharp areas alone while adding additional blur to out of focus areas. (Yes, there's a slider called Bokeh which has nothing to do with bokeh. Anyway you've got to keep after this and adapt to whether you used a profiled versus unprofiled lens and whether you may want to tweak Lens Sharpness or Unsharp mask. In that case you can sharpen your image with an unsharp mask control.
#Dxo pureraw fuji manual#
If you're like me and use a lot of manual lenses (not in the database) because that's an ideal use for a mirrorless camera then that item won't appear and neither will it's effect on your photo. The defaults will be set and it most decidedly has an effect on your photo. QUIRK: If you have a profiled lens then under the Detail Tab you'll get a control entry for Lens Sharpness with three control sliders Global, Detail and Bokeh. I've tended to use it when my other raw converter(s) couldn't quite cut it. I've maintained a copy of PhotoLab along with the add-on Viewpoint to use with my other cameras primarily because of their lens corrections. Hopefully once beyond beta PhotoLab will be one of the better raw processors for X-Trans - more choice is good.ĪNYTHING ELSE GOOD? You get access to DXO's highly respected lens corrections assuming you use a lens they have in their database. WHAT'S GOOD: They're calling it "beta" and I can see that's appropriate, but it looks like they've got a handle on the problems of demosaicing the X-Trans CFA.
I've been poking at PL5 with RAF files every day for a week now.
I might have been excited at the news a decade ago - now not so much.
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