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Of course that I raise the questions related to proffessional use only for my future relation with this camera... As for service point of view my only choice is replacing with a new camera... changing MoBo or other inside intervention is out of discussion... we speak about four months old camera with just 2000 + photos...

The X-T2 freeze (randomly) when try to get out of power saving. Does not react to any command (power on / off or other) and does not display anything in the viewfinder or on the display. The only way to get it back to work is by removing the battery. The phenomenon is manifested with different types of memory cards or without them, various types of batteries including the original, with or without VPB-XT2. It happened 6 times in a evening, once two weeks ago and last time yesterday evening missing shots of nice and unique moments from my son birthday due that I had to remove the VPB and than the battery from body... very frustrating... Today informed Fujifilm about the problem and I was called back in one hour for more details. Worth to mention that the camera was bought in mid of September 2017 and upgraded with firmware 3.0. Since the device is intended for professional use and I intend to use it as such, the problem is worrying and raises questions about the reliability and the possibility of using it professionally.

Yes! you're right! Thanks for your comparisson job! +40 sharp, 1,7 radius and 100 on details. + 50 on clarity also... no contrast added... I tried Capture One, McPhun, Dark Table, Iridient, Silky... Most of them do a great job on details but not so good on noise reduction or the work flow is not comparable with LR. The most acceptable solution for me was Iridient + LR but the extra added step it was no real benefit for final results, at least for 1:1 view on a 100 cm 4K monitor... More than that I observed a loose of dinamic range and slight color shifts of dng files after Iridient process comparing with direct import in LR and this was the most important point for final decision to use only LR. Speaking about prints, maybe on A4 with a high definition printer and magnifing glass to find some differences...

Hi! Quite late to answer to this tread, but I tried own LR (6.14) processing for this photo... in my opinion it is not bad at all comparing with PhotoNinja...