Adobe Camera Raw and Lightroom

[Akritas]

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Good morning friends!

i have been browsing the internet but can’t seem to find a clear answer. Are Fujifilm camera profiles and film simulations now available for RAW files in Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Canera Raw please?

I have been using this software for too many years to make a switch easily so I would be grateful for any feedback

Thank you 

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[Greybeard]

Yes - provided you are using a version of the Adobe software which supports your camera.

If you are using a subscription version of the Adobe software and keeping it updated then your camera should be supported.

[jlmphotos]

Lightroom Classic does provide for this now.  I, however switched to Capture One Pro (paid version), kicking and screaming over a year ago and I love it!  I fought myself over switching for the editing process for ever.  I still use Lightroom to catalog and for collections and only use C1Pro for my editing of the raw files.  The reason I switched over is because I saw the amazing difference between LR and C1Pro when processing the Fuji raw files.  After almost two years of editing in C1Pro I have it down to a science.  Each camera body has it's own sharpening algorithm setup so upon import in C1 the sharpening for that specific body is applied.  All I have to do then is tweak the files however I want.  As I said I fought against moving over for quite some time.  But then I downloaded the FREE Fuji version of C1 tried it and fell in love.  I then went out and bought the FULL Pro version because I decided to process my old(er) Nikon files, and my Mavic Pro DNG files through C1Pro and IMHO you can see the difference.

 

[BartekWA]

adobe speaks .dng language, fuji does not. IMO C1 is the only right choice for fuji .raf files at the moment. C1 is far better than LR, it's faster, tethering works with no issues

Edited June 21, 2020 by BartekWA

[Nicholas Jefferson]

On 2/25/2020 at 9:46 AM, Greybeard said:

Yes - provided you are using a version of the Adobe software which supports your camera.

If you are using a subscription version of the Adobe software and keeping it updated then your camera should be supported.

Thank you...it worked!!!