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ACROS JPEG´s are so good that I only need some minor curves tweaking and maybe some local dodging/burning.

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Freed from the Desk : Focusing mainly on JPEG´s allows me to predominantly do my post processing on my iPad Pro using Lightroom Mobile.

what you were used to on Fuji´s 16 MP sensor) No way you can replicate this “analogue film-like look” by RAW processing, or by applying post processing filters! For me this is a strong incentive to mainly focus my workflow on JPEG´s! Only downside of the higher resolution is an increased risk of camera shake blurring your images (approx. The resulting JPEG´s are awesome, with beautiful smooth gradations and a subtle, tonality dependent grain effect (only possible with Fuji´s 24 MP X-Trans CMOS III sensor & X-Processor Pro technology).

Freed of RAW : The X100F has sufficient resolution & processing power to realize the ACROS JPEG film simulation.

This will for sure boost your creativity and improve the impact of your images! " - Ok, he was referring to iPhones, but in essence this quote invokes the "Law of Inverse Proportions": The smaller your camera/lens, the higher the probability that you will (always) take it with you, have it ready when needed and get to take pictures you didn't expect to find. Chase Jarvis once said "The best camera is the one that´s with you. With the X100F you will instead focus more on image composition, lighting, and mood and “zoom with your feet” to find new / more interesting perspectives. Working with only one prime lens on a compact camera can be very liberating: No more lugging around a big bag of kit, juggling lenses to find the best fit to the scene while the opportunity passes.

Freed of Ballast : The X100F is a compact prime lens camera delivering exceptional image quality.

How many times since then did I wish for a reincarnation of the 24 MP ACROS goodness in a smaller form factor? Well now, it´s Finally here (another " F" -) in form of the new Fujifilm X100F!įor me the advent of the Fuji X100F has finally brought together 3 key building blocks which have liberated my digital photography, giving me a déjà-vu back to my film days! I see 3 reasons why the " F" of the X100F means Freedom:

In practice I also discovered that the X-Pro2´s increase in size (vs. 0,5X on the X100 series): looking thru that one made me feel kinda claustrophobic. With that and the increased processing power came ACROS - Oh boy, did I fall in love with Fuji´s ACROS Film simulation! But even though the X-Pro2 was great, I somehow could never seem to be able to come to terms with the for me too low viewfinder magnification (0,36X with 23 mm vs. I remember the day like yesterday: 3 - the day I traded my beloved X100T for a new X-Pro2. Here I´d like to focus more on how the X100F handles in everyday practical use!

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the XMP files), then you can just pick up from where you left off!ĭisclaimer: If youse expecting a traditional type review full of geeky tech details I gotta disappoint you (I´m sure you'll find loads of technical / feature reviews on the web). If you want to transfer your images just be sure to copy the whole directory (images incl. By this non-destructive workflow you can backtrack your work anytime (even taking out single steps) and save your image as often as you want without any image degradation.

Overall it´s very minimalistic: No jumping around between library and develop panes as in LR. It works directly in your image capture folder and stores your image edits in the image file (for JPEG, TIF, DNG) or in a XMP sidecar file (for RAW) w/o changing the original image. Picktorial has an intuitive, fluid & simple user interface (look & feel very similar to Apple´s legendary Aperture, which was unfortunately discontinued). I tell ya, I could've become an IT expert (who maybe gets to take a photo now and then -). On top of this both LR and CO use catalogues, so I need to manage and back up those too.

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And, using different bits of processing software means I need to have all kinds of directories on my Mac to save intermediate versions of my images (I´m kinda paranoid about losing my work. But I really don't like hulking for hours behind a computer. Then I would´ve developed the ACROS JPEG with Lightroom CC (LR) and resorted to Capture One (CO) in case I´d want to try any fancy RAW processing. So, a couple weeks ago I was in an awesome Russian orthodox church with my lovely wife & fancied capturing the rich gradations and tonality of this scene. As mentioned before here I mainly use ACROS JPEG´s & rarely do RAW anymore.