#Iridient x transformer fuji windows
The other program I found that gets this level of detail is Photo Ninja, but it is really difficult to work with, and feels almost like an Alpha for the first version of Lightroom. Source: Fujifilm Insider i haven’t tested it out yet but just wanted to inform you Brian Griffith from Iridient Digital kept his word, and released the 1st Beta (Beta 1) from his X-Transformer Conversion Ultility, it’s basically a Fuji. Recently on Fuji Rumours there was a post stating that Iridient Developer (in the form of Iridient X Transformer) is coming soon to Windows Of course, what coming soon actually means I don’t know, but from comments by Brian Griffith (the guy who does Iridient) in the comments section. It's the least cumbersome method I've found so far that gets really really good detail out of your shots, without forcing you to learn a crazy new half-broken editing software. Then, once it's done running through X-Transformer, your image is back in Lightroom as a TIFF that you can treat exactly like your RAF files, except it's got fine detail in it. Then, in Lightroom, once you find the files you want to work with and get your detail out of, you just choose to edit them in X-TransformerĪnd then put in these settings which strip out the horrible noise reduction and sharpening, and demosaic the data much better than Lightroom. I then set it up to work as a plugin for Lightroom CC
#Iridient x transformer fuji how to
I recently found X-Transformer (By Iridient) and found that it works more or less perfectly, and lets me keep my Lightroom workflow, so I thought I would share my process for anyone else interested or struggling with the same issues I was. In this tutorial you will learn how to install the Iridient X-Transformer plug-in directly into Adobe Lightroom, which will allow you to convert your. I've tried a few different processors to get my fine detail, but they either don't do much to solve the problem (Capture1) or are incredibly cumbersome to use (Photo Ninja) or are not available to me on Windows (Iridient) I've always struggled with the weird rendering of detail that I get with my RAF files in Lightroom. Settings are exactly the same between the two images.
First, a comparison between X-Transformer's rendering, and straight Lightroom. Determined to make it work, I purchased Iridient Digital's X-Transformer, a RAF to DNG converter that applies Iridient's Fuji RAW reading method to a DNG file that Adobe softwares can interpret like my Nikon and Sony raw files.
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