AW: Problem bei Fujifilm X-Trans ?
Iridient würde mir deutlich zu viele Artefakte hineinrasseln, Schärfung ist viel zu hoch und highiso absolut suboptimal.
dann machst du irgendwas falsch. Das lässt sich alles einstellen.
Scheint auch gerade in Mode zu sein, dass ein scharfes Bild irgendwie schlecht wäre, wobei man doch tausende Euro in sein Equipment steckt um u.a. auch möglichst scharfe Bilder zu erhalten - die dann hinterher mit dem RAW-Entwickler und/oder EBV wieder weichgezeichnet werden
Hier ein paar Tips vom Irident-Entwickler:
Turning off NR is going to increase color noise, aliasing and CA. For the best image quality and a good balance between noise and detail I wouldn't recommend completely turning off sharpening and noise reduction in X-Transformer. You can fine tune NR and sharpening adjustments later in Lightroom, but the sharpening routines in X-Transformer in particular are one of its key strengths so I recommend always using some capture stage sharpening even if you plan to apply more later.
There is no shadow recovery done in X-Transformer at all. Shadow recovery would be entirely handled by your RAW processor used to work with the DNG. It basically just passes on the RAW data with no changes to anything regarding exposure, brightness, contrast, highlights or shadows.
If you're seeing more noise after applying shadow recovery than you'd like, then apply more luminance noise reduction in Lightroom or in X-Transformer or both. By default X-Transformer will set Lightroom's luminance noise reduction to zero, which may not be ideal for some images or personal preferences.
Brian Griffith
Iridient Digital
