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Thanks for this post, Isaac. I have also run some tests with x-t10 files and it seems that we are on the same page here. I have three questions for you. What is your experience with the Lens Correction / Chromatic Aberration setting? In my testing it did not do much. ACR (or Lightroom) does much better in this and the in-camera converter does even better obviously. So I ended up turning CA removal off. I also doubt that vignetting and Distortion correction are working as intended - the dng files apart from CA always have a slight vignetting compared to the raf even when the box is ticked in IXT, and distortion is hard to tell, I suppose the lens that I was testing with produces very little distortion anyway but basically there's no difference whether this option is turned on or off. There's another forum with slightly more information available (even the developer of IXT contributing) and I have asked this question there but no answer so far. http://www.fujix-forum.com/threads/iridient-x-transformer-lightroom-workflow.65365/page-2#post-653958 What's the point of applying the same noise reduction settings to a iso 200 and an iso 3200 image and everything in between? Have you experimented with the smoother demosaicing option?

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