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Fuji imaging/editing software?
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You can download the Fuji one:
http://www.fujifilm.com/support/digital_cameras/software/myfinepix_studio/rfc/
There are several independant raw processors. They should all have the XE2s by now.
I get on well with Raw Therapee. But I don't have a Fuji.
Don't use Canon DPP on Fuji files whatever you do. Or it will explode!
http://www.fujifilm.com/support/digital_cameras/software/myfinepix_studio/rfc/
There are several independant raw processors. They should all have the XE2s by now.
I get on well with Raw Therapee. But I don't have a Fuji.
Don't use Canon DPP on Fuji files whatever you do. Or it will explode!
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Silkypix used to be included with Fuji cameras, probably got a disc if you want it.
I have used Photo Ninja in the past, worked well, but not sure how much it costs these days.
Photoshop Elements would have the Adobe Raw Converter, just need to check which version you need for your camera.
Or there is always the Photoshop CC version for about 8 quid a month, depends how involved you want to get
I have used Photo Ninja in the past, worked well, but not sure how much it costs these days.
Photoshop Elements would have the Adobe Raw Converter, just need to check which version you need for your camera.
Or there is always the Photoshop CC version for about 8 quid a month, depends how involved you want to get
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I've got a Silkypix disc so I'll try it - thanks Rich
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Go for it Doc, if you get stuck let me know and I'll drop one in the post
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If you want free then you'd have to go a long way to beat the Google NIK imaging suite, you'll have to use SilkyPix for RAW conversion, but just about everything else can be done within one of the NIK modules including the superb Silver Efex Pro for B/W conversion
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No, DPP wont open raw files and it is a bit restricted with jpg's. If all you want is to do basic adjustments like brightness, contrast, saturation and sharpening, it will work. Also cropping, straightening and resizing.