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1. #Best settings for iridient x transformer update
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#Best settings for iridient x transformer update

If you’re already a user, you can update through the interface, or you can go to the Iridient Digital website. Both add support for new cameras, and some bug fixes and are available now. I then compared them one to another in Lightroom on a 1920×2000 screen, took screen shots and stored them as 1920×1200 Jpegs in Photoshop.Iridient Digital has released a minor update for both X-Transformer and Iridient Developer. I created Jpeg in each program with the default parameters. On1 : with the default options, no worm in the image, but the leaves are smooth.The detail filter leads quickly to worm artifacts… However, the structure filter does not improve the sharpness. Luminar : with the default options, the image is not sharp enough, but does not show worms.I like the idea to get a usable image by default, that you can work on and get better, I prefer this idea rather than to have an image to save. I can play around with the 3 options though, clarity, structure and sharpening without seeing worms appear. Capture One : with the default options, the image I get is nice.I then downloaded the evaluation versions of Phase One Capture One, Skylum Luminar and On1 : The result is OK, but when I apply additional sharpening in Lightroom, worms appear soon. raw process “smooth” + “Preserve Lightroom settings” No + Turn Off Lightroom Sharpening Yes.raw process “more detailed” + “Preserve Lightroom settings” No + Turn Off Lightroom Sharpening Yes.Same with a copied layer of the image and a high pass filter applied as an overlay.ĭigging in the web, I learnt about Iridient X Transformer and tried :

#Best settings for iridient x transformer software

I first opened Photoshop on the Lightroom file with the sharpening amount of 0, I tried to apply alternatively both Nik Software plugins “Raw presharpener” and “Output sharpener”, but did not like the result so much. So I looked for an alternative to Lightroom for the development of Fuji raws. So I concluded it’s complicated to get sharpness along with no artifacts, and even when it’s possible, it’s on an image basis, and it then involves a lot of uncertain per image work… Either the image is unsharp, or worms are here. I played around with the four parameters in the sharpening menu : Amount, Radius, Detail, Masking. Worms start to be present in the middle with the default sharpening, and they are clearly here on the right image. When we cancel the Lightroom sharpening on the left, we get a very unsharp image. All other parameters have the default value of Lightroom. In the Develop Module, the amount of detail is 0, 40 (default value) and 80. Here is a foliage detail at 100% in Lightroom with 3 sharpening parameters. If an image I want to look sharp looks sharp, it’s ok for me… So let’s go further with our Xtrans III raws :-). So here they were…īefore digging into the subject, I must say I’m not a pixel peeper at all. But I did not have the case this winter with portraits, streetphotography and sports.

I knew, one day, it would happen, I would have to investigate on this point. I then started to edit the raw files in Lightroom, and had a schock : I saw worms in my images. I went out several times with my Fuji X-T2 and its 55-200 lens, a tripod and had a great time in the forests of Meudon and Fontainebleau, in France, near Paris. Spring came out of nowhere 3 weeks ago, bringing with it small and tender leaves and flowers. Worm effect in my leaves during post-processing, what can I do ? Fuji X-T2 Raw editing with Capture One, Luminar, On 1, Lightroom and Iridient X Transformer ? My experience…