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I'm currently at 50% between C1 and ACR PhotoShop and tending more and more leaning ways from C1. Nice to see that someone else is as well. While C1 works it is a huge PIA to get it there. I thought I was just becoming lazy..I gave up on the C1 / DNG conversion route due to the colour profiles requiring too much work vs ACR -> Photoshop. ACR does a really nice job with the colour and other profile aspects of the Fuji files but still a total PIA having to use a different converter to my comfort space of Capture One that I use for every other camera system that I own (ok, perhaps not my Sigma Merrills :facesmack: )
The process isn't ideal but that wasn't the issue for me. Basically ACR does a much better job in terms of getting great colour from the RAW files. Making C1 see the DNG as an IQx50 doesn't render colour as I want it so to fix that in C1 Pro took a lot of work and was never going to be as good as ACR plus also the other profile adaptions in ACR.I'm currently at 50% between C1 and ACR PhotoShop and tending more and more leaning ways from C1. Nice to see that someone else is as well. While C1 works it is a huge PIA to get it there. I thought I was just becoming lazy..
Since "you know who" just ordered one it'll be interesting to hear his take on processing.The process isn't ideal but that wasn't the issue for me. Basically ACR does a much better job in terms of getting great colour from the RAW files. Making C1 see the DNG as an IQx50 doesn't render colour as I want it so to fix that in C1 Pro took a lot of work and was never going to be as good as ACR plus also the other profile adaptions in ACR.
HAHA very interesting!Since "you know who" just ordered one it'll be interesting to hear his take on processing.