I knew that Fujifim was bound to improve Raw support but in the meantime I preferred the ease-of-use of Jpeg. While I greatly love my Fuji X-E1, I had reconciled myself with Jpeg files. This update is very important if you shoot Fuji Raw files. It is important to note that the older Fuji X10 and Fuji X100 have different sensor technologies and are not affected by this release. This update of Adobe Camera Raw improves support for Fuji X-E1 (yay!), Fuji X-PRO1 (long time overdue), Fuji X20 and Fuji X100s. And as I routinely use Adobe Lightroom I was eager to test how the new Lightroom release (4.4) plays with RAF files. While other Raw converters could process Fujifilm Raw files before, Adobe has (for better or worse) the largest market share. The ACR 7.4 (adobe camera raw – the develop module) brings large improvements to Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Photoshop. I do not have Aperture, so I just hope this update is as good as the one in Lightroom! Fujifilm Raw support for X-Trans sensorīut finally Adobe ( together with Fujifilm) has officially improved the support for Fuji Raw (.RAF) files. This is an important update for all X-Trans sensor cameras! After installing the Raw Compatibility Update for OS X, iPhoto and Aperture play nice with Fuji Raw files. Update 20 April: Fujifilm has also worked with Apple, and OS X is now supporting X-Trans Raw files.
There is no denying the output of Fuji X series cameras is amazing! But while everyone was happy with the results of the JPEGS, processing Raw files was a headache. Fujifilm employs a sensor that has no optical low-pass filter and a non-standard color-filter-array (as opposed to the Bayer “standard”). No matter how much I tried processing the Fujifilm Raw files from my Fuji X-E1 I could not get near the JPEG out of camera. Fujifilm Raw photographers rejoice: Adobe and Apple improve Raw support.Fujifilm XF 35mm and XF 18-55 lenses reviews and roadmap.Fuji X-E1 review – a photographer camera.
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