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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ค. 2024
- In today's video, I'm sharing a brand new workflow for editing fuji raw files in Adobe Lightroom and photoshop. This is my best method so far for sharpening and getting the most detail from a fuji raw file. In the video, I discuss how to sharpen Fuji raw files, how to quadruple the megapixel count and how to save these images into your Lightroom catalog.
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Ian, thanks for letting us know about the addition to LR, that’s great. 100MP image from a 26MP sensor, wow! I went from full frame system to Fuji several months ago and was worried about printing large from the APS-C sensor but even with out upsizing the larger images they have been amazing. Now, with this, I can try some really large, 60” or more, photos and see how they look. This is why your videos are usually my first up to watch when you post them, thanks!
Glad it was helpful Robert, happy printing 👍👍
Can you apply the enhance details after the edit or should you do it before doing any other edits?
Great, loving this
09:20 : full comparison after sharpening
11:10 Downsized comparison after sharpening
Thank you very much Ian! I don't mind having to do these extra steps for the amount of quality you gain from it. This is exactly what Fujifilm landscape users needed when using Adobe products.
You're very welcome! 👍👍👍
hey ian , i appreciate for the tutorial :) how did you put those 2 images side by side @9:20 when i tried that nothing happens ?
I am a lucky man, Ian. I am attending an Author Photography Project course and during the next week I have to edit between 5 and 10 tree photos that I captured with my Fujifilm XT-20. I am sure that this video will be extremely helpful to me, precisely because it shows as an example exactly the kind of photography I am editing for my project to be presented at the end of the course.
Thanks Ian some great tips. Really works well on the fuji raws
Great to hear!
This is awesome! Thanks so much. Images shot with my 50-140 F2.8 were already amazing, but this blows me away with the new res.
That's awesome 👍👍
Tried this with a lower light photo of a sunset and it enhanced the details extremely well but also added a bit of noise, not exactly a rubber bullet but I think the denoising tools in ps are good enough to compensate. Wish lightroom would natively have better sharpening to work with the x-trans sensors -_-
Hi Ian, with this function in Adobe Camera Raw that dovetails with lightroom to improve the detail and PPI of a raw image. Does Capture 1 has a similar functionality to improve the resolution (PPI) of the raw image for Fuji raw images?
Really like the image, and thanks for the very helpful advice.
Glad it was helpful! 🙏👍
Hi Ian, this looks amazing but i cant see the enhance button when i right click the image, i'm using Lightroom 10.2, is this the problem?
This was really helpful. I liked how you shared the Actions feature in PS. I never knew you could do that. This is going to change my editing game!
Very interesting mate thanks Ian
Very welcome Paul 😀
Thanks Ian. I’ve always sharpened as the very last step in my post processing. Would you recommend the same here as well?
Yes, absolutely, always the last step 👍👍
That’s awesome Ian and thanks for the advice on speeding up the workflow with the actions tutorial, certainly will be using that. What would be your work flow for a downsized super res file be? Full edit before resizing or just minor global adjustments. Thanks again, Nick.
Glad it was helpful! 👍 I usually finish the edit then do all of my resizing
great video, very inspiring. thank you greetings from Indonesia
Great video Ian. Must try that on some of images to try and bring out more detail.
You should! 👍👍
Brilliant thanks; but I seem to have developed a problem with Ps❓
When I want to open a RAW image from LRc to Ps, Ps opens BUT Ps only opens but no image¿ (all 2023 versions and updated).
I've tried to delete Ps beta but still no joy. Tried in preferences to rename but no joy? Any ideas.
I'm a Fujifilm X-T5 now having sold my NIKON etc and really am enjoying the experience (which is also why I subscribed to your channel since you are a Fujifilm user)....
Would any of these issues transfer to the actual image? As in printing? I took an image once. Client liked it. So we printed it big. On my own prints and on screen it looked great. Good color. Sharpness. On my print. Less sharpness. But ok. On a 120cm print. It looked like a painting. Seeing as it was with the 26mpx sensor of the x100V it really surprised me and made me sell the camera.
Shall be giving this a gander....thanks Ian
Thanks buddy 😀
Thanks for the run through of the ‘super res’ update.
Maybe looks better on screen but cannot see any Big improvement? (@100%)
It does at least not seem noisier
It's definitely sharper.
same here
I am about to purchase Fuji system and interested the software you use now in 2024 to edit and post process Fuji raw files?
Very interesting!
Glad you think so! 👍👍
Do you have to do this to every separate file? Would be easier if lightroom would just do this to every fuji file to get rid of the wormy worms
I have lightroom LRC 10.1.1 version and it wont review or import RAF files? Can you point me in the right direction? I have installed camera raw v14 ta
meant to say RAF will open in photoshop ?
Thanks specially for the PSD actions, I am not good for knowing how to use them , even though I have quite a few. Best regards from Uruguay.
Happy to help! 😊😊🙏
What version of lightroom are you using? lightroom I don't support FUJIFILM RAF files
i'm on the creative cloud subscription, so the latest version 👍
You need to make a video how to transfer the files to Lightroom
Tried 'Enhance Raw Details' with GFX100s files and it makes no noticeable difference at all. I don't think I'll be using 'super resolution' as the file sizes are 1.6Gb ! Still a bit flaky with fine details like leaves and you really need low ISO low noise images to start with to get the best results. I think I still prefer clean hi res and wide dynamic range files to start with rather than relying on AI to sort things out afterwards ..... of course it does save weight and cash though.
A really, really good over view of this Ian, thanks for sharing your expertise.
By the way : LR & PS are taking steps into using graphics cards for acceleration, on my system I can super res a Fuji X-T4 raw file in about 2 seconds. ;-)
Thanks for sharing Alan 👍👍😀
Hi Ian. Does this process tackle and resolve the fuji watercolor effect on foliage? Thanks.
Ian have you tried Topaz ?
it does a great job, but my gosh, i can edit fuji files with that quality in capture one with real time response. waiting 20 seconds and having to use multiple steps to edit a single image is ridiculous. I would only do that for specific images that need photoshop work. Why adobe can't support raf files natively with full quality is bizarre. I understand the difference in sensor layout, but it's still just programming. Even if it's a lot of programming, there is a huge fuji user base that might switch to lightroom if it worked better. Not knocking your video, it definitely is a better way to edit them in lightroom, but I was looking to see if compatibility had gotten better. I'll stick with c1 for now. :)
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Interpolation it was called, prob is, you can't put something in that wasn't there in the first place. Sharpening, contrast, etc all do the same. Fuji Spro2 etc, they used to get hammered by the press for using hexagonal pixels... Always been a Fuji user. Its always about the content is the image. How you get there is irrelevant. But you you still cannot put something in that isn't there. 👍
9:27 I think the original picture is the best. The picture on the right is muddier
Could be TH-cam but for my eyes the original picture is also the best and has more detail. In both examples. The enhanced one indeed looks muddier…
@@jeroenstrybos812 I saw a video, a guy comparing the canon 40D to the 90D. Weirdly some of the pictures from the 40D looked better in strange ways.
Photography on a Budget Part 9: Canon APS-C 40D & 90D Compared
Hold up.... When did LR start allowing RAF files..... ??
But I want Adobe to get this wormy problem fixed without me having to alter my photos with AI because it may look better but it's fake in the end..
Does it make the worms even wormier?
I know you're not asking me, but it seems to be the lightroom sharpening that really brings out the worms...turning LR sharpening off, using enhanced details, and sharpening in Photoshop gives a much better result!
@@rocketmanab I’m curious why this would happen and adobe not fix it? There are a lot of Fuji users so I am wondering Adobe don’t sort Lightroom so that Fuji files don’t have this issue. I’m a beginner to editing and also have a Canon so want to be able to use Lightroom but talk of this issue almost put me off getting a Fuji as a small walk around camera
@@traceybartlam5940 I wouldn't let it put you off from getting a fuji...they're great.
Lightroom seems to be working to improve the situation with fuji files, and it's getting better. It's really only when you drastically oversharpen that you see these artifacts, imho
Ian have you tried capture one yet?
Not yet 😀
@@ian_worth I have C1, but I know that we are so used to LR, but for our fuji raf files there are some good programs, that give more precise control over color and defringing etc... Exposure, On1, Silkypix, RawTherapee, and of course C1 are able to develop Fuji, without any complications. :) To my surprise the one that produces least artifacts, worms et, was Silkypix... I have mac and 27 inch screen, and I like pixel peeping lol, even no one will ever notice what I am peeping , over a printed photo! Best regards, from distant Uruguay.
Have you yet taken a fully functional 30 day trial of Topaz Sharpen Ai , Denoise Ai and Gigapixel Ai ? I shoot Fuji raw and use those 3 in conjunction with Adobe LR / PS and familiar with both . Topaz Gigapixel Ai . You should have a look at them ..when I’m sure you will be blown away Ian .
The best way is by far Capture One. It handles Raw files by fuji far better than Lightroom. No joke.
I only use C1 for tethering nowadays as there is not much between both programs. Earlier Lightroom versions were terrible but not anymore.
Not going to pay for C1 when I all ready have LR and this technique does the job
Maybe the best way for you....
Really don't see the point in sharpening like this... if you want more MP then get a medium format or full frame, but don't try and push a sensor that isn't meant for this type of "hi-res" photography. Especially when you're dealing with a lot of noise (which can add lots & lots of character to an image) the LR algorithm will "smooth out" that noise, creating a horrible image with blurred spots everywhere... For prints I can say from experience that even at ISO6000 you can print 90x60CM and the results will look fine at 100% JPEG without any sharpening applied!
If you actually need to sharpen for larger prints, head to Photoshop!
I made a ticket with Adobe, they clearly hire incompetent people. Dude told me to turn off gpu acceleration and to calibrate my screen 😂.
The best way is to avoid Adobe
C1 is the best by far, everybody should use capture One
Nope not any more!
sorry, but your video confuses me. WHY enhance? … 😣
Night and day difference... bullshit!
The difference is barely visible if at all. Futzing around with that feature is a waste of time at least with Leica, Pentax, Samsung or Nikon files. Your workflow is long winded and pretty useless for my taste.
Yeah there's a big difference, probably difficult to see after the TH-cam compression. Give it a go and try it out 👍
Don't use LR use Capture One