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XF90mmF2: RP018610 – SOOC JPEG CC by Rico Pfirstinger, on Flickr

XF90mmF2: RP018572 – SOOC JPEG CC by Rico Pfirstinger, on Flickr

XF90mmF2: RP018322 – SOOC JPEG PNS by Rico Pfirstinger, on Flickr

XF90mmF2: RP018302 – SOOC JPEG PNS by Rico Pfirstinger, on Flickr

X-T10: DSCF0909 – SOOC JPEG by Rico Pfirstinger, on Flickr

X-T10: DSCF0903 – SOOC JPEG by Rico Pfirstinger, on Flickr

X-T10: DSCF0892 – SOOC JPEG by Rico Pfirstinger, on Flickr

X-T10: DSCF0875 – SOOC JPEG by Rico Pfirstinger, on Flickr

X-T10: RP040454 – SOOC JPEG by Rico Pfirstinger, on Flickr

X-T10: RP040441 – SOOC JPEG by Rico Pfirstinger, on Flickr

X-T10 RP040459 – SOOC JPEG by Rico Pfirstinger, on Flickr

X-T10: RP040894 – SOOC JPEG, Push +1/3 EV by Rico Pfirstinger, on Flickr

X-T10: RP040211 – SOOC JPEG, Pull -2/3 EV by Rico Pfirstinger, on Flickr

X-T10: DSCF0162 – SOOC JPEG by Rico Pfirstinger, on Flickr

X-T10: DSCF0167 – SOOC JPEG by Rico Pfirstinger, on Flickr

X-T10 RP040220 – SOOC JPEG by Rico Pfirstinger, on Flickr

I have actually been doing it for free in other forums and in blogs. Too much charity, I know. There is no special technique, either. LR has 4 sliders, so find a combination that gives you the sharpness/detail you want. We usually find combos that match the detail from the built-in converter or Iridient (with Iridient Reveal). Which are pretty different, btw, as the camera appears to use a pretty large radius with most film simulations. I don't know what continent you are from, but you probably know that I'm doing a one-time weekend workshop in Santa Barbara in July? The date is in my XPC blog articles. Usually, day 2 is open to process some problematic RAWs provided by the delegates, so we can experience how different converters are dealing with the issues. It's like Forrest Gump, you never know what you are gonna get. I can also offer 1:1 training, just did that with a very well-prepared X30 user, so it was quite enjoyable for both of us (and the model, too). This person actually also expressed interest in a 1:1 Lightroom workshop after I'm back from the U.S., so maybe there's a way to put something together for 2 or more delegates her in Nuremberg. Sadly, I'm a bit swamped these days, I shot 2k images on a wedding with an X-T10 yesterday, burning through 3.5 batteries. Tomorrow, there's a Fuji X Forum meet in Berlin, where I'm showing the X-T10 and the XF90mm, after that the new AF brochure for firmware 4, then a regular weekend workshop and right after that another special workshop that isn't listed on my webpage.

My workshops cost 199 EUR for 2 days with an exclusive 4 delegates. Probably a bit too cheap, but that way usually sell out quickly. You can of course give me 900 dollars, though. A generous tip is always appreciated!

I want an upgrade for my X100T.

It isn't an upgrade.

I haven't seen firmware 4, but I have an X-T10, so...same same, but different.

Firmware 4 displays a warning if you set the camera to CL or CH with ES (or MS+MS) and AF-C.

Yep, that's why I don't use it (I do own Nik of course, and I used it in the early Silkypix days). I could just as well send all my RAWs to Iridient from LR (very simple to do so, as there is a direct 2-way-interface), but this method also returns a TIFF (almost 100 MB, well be even larger with 24 MP).

That's exactly what they did. The X100T is the result of listening to feedback from X100 and X100S users.

So, how is the divorce going?