![]() ![]() This lets you sharpen in Lightroom using normal techniques, but also reduces the excessive colour noise that occurs if you turn everything off. Turn off Sharpening in X-Transformer, but use a medium amount of Colour Noise reduction. In my second piece, I suggested a low level of sharpening, but I think that compromised the look a bit too much. I now realise that that may not have been the best advice. In my first post on this I suggested turning off everything in X-Transformer, and doing all the processing in Lightroom. Anyway, on with the settings… No Sharpen, Low Noise reduction. That’s the approach that I’ve been taking as I try to figure this out. I hate the “digital” look which comes about from over sharpening or excessive filtering, which is why I always strive for the most natural looking image. My personal preference is always for the most natural looking, and most film like files. In my previous post, I thought that I had found the best combination, which was to apply a low level of sharpening in both X-Transformer and Lightroom, but since then, after more experimenting, I’ve come up with a different way of using it.Īs with anything to do with sharpening, and the look of the files, this is purely subjective, and you may not like what I like. As I have previously mentioned, there are lots of different combinations of settings that you can use, all of which will give you differing results. Noise reduction is optional and can be adjusted (low/med/high) or disabled.I’ve written a few times now about using Iridient’s X-Transfomer to pre-process Fuji X-Trans files for use in Lightroom. ![]() ![]() The noise reduction processing in Iridient X-Transformer shares much in common with the latest noise reduction available in Iridient Developer and is specifically optimized for RAW image processing. The lens correction processing in Iridient X-Transformer uses the same high quality resampling algorithms as Iridient Developer. The lens correction stage is optional and lens correction information can also be passed on through DNG opcode metadata and left to later processing stages or ignored altogether. Corrections are based on native Fujifilm lens information specified in their RAF metadata. Automatic lens corrections for distortion, chromatic aberration, and vignetting.Sharpening is optional and can be adjusted (low/med/high) or disabled. Iridient X-Transformer features advanced sharpening based on the very highly regarded "Iridient Reveal" sharpening algorithms featured in Iridient Developer. The algorithms are identical to the latest "detail+" and "smooth" options in Iridient Developer 3.1.4. There are two interpolation options, one for a more detailed rendering and a second smoother, lower artifact version. This processing is always applied by Iridient X-Transformer and cannot be disabled or undone. IRIDIENT X TRANSFORMER REVIEW FULLThis transforms the camera sensor's X-Trans or Bayer color filter information to produce a full color RGB image. The key RAW processing stages that can be applied by Iridient X-Transformer during conversion to DNG include: Iridient Developer is widely regarded as one of the highest quality RAW processors available. The Iridient RAW processing routines have been in active development for over 12 years for use in Iridient Developer and have been optimized and refined over the years for the best possible image quality. Much of the core RAW processing, sharpening, noise reduction and lens corrections featured in this program are shared with Iridient Developer a more full-featured RAW processor that is available only for macOS. Iridient X-Transformer is a utility that can be used to convert Fujifilm RAF images to DNG format using Iridient Digital's high quality RAW processing algorithms. ![]()
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