loforweb 8 Report post Posted April 30 Hi all, Spring came out of nowhere 3 weeks ago, bringing with it small and tender leaves and flowers. I got photography fever… Then I got worms when editing my Fuji X-T2 raw files with Lightroom... Here is my journey. https://blog.laurencebichon.com/en/fuji-xt2-raw-artifacts-and-worms Please let me know your own journey. What do you think ? Enjoy spring shooting ! Laurence Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Sandro_gsp 3 Report post Posted April 30 Hi all, Spring came out of nowhere 3 weeks ago, bringing with it small and tender leaves and flowers. I got photography fever… Then I got worms when editing my Fuji X-T2 raw files with Lightroom... Here is my journey. https://blog.laurencebichon.com/en/fuji-xt2-raw-artifacts-and-worms Please let me know your own journey. What do you think ? I settled down with Irident X-transformer with these settings: RAW process : more detailed sharpening:none Luminance noise reduction: Low Color noise reduction : medium Dng baseline : adobe default Apply all corrections to the image. (all checked) All the turn off lightroom checkboxes checked. as for sharpening and further noise reduction I use NeatImage ( a Photoshop add-on) 2 loforweb and Phiggys reacted to this Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
loforweb 8 Report post Posted April 30 Hi Sandro Thanks for your feedback ! Did not know NeatImage. Will give it a look ! Bye Laurence Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
graflex 30 Report post Posted May 3 Hi all, Spring came out of nowhere 3 weeks ago, bringing with it small and tender leaves and flowers. I got photography fever… Then I got worms when editing my Fuji X-T2 raw files with Lightroom... Here is my journey. https://blog.laurencebichon.com/en/fuji-xt2-raw-artifacts-and-worms Please let me know your own journey. What do you think ? Enjoy spring shooting ! Laurence Capture One is the best overall solution. Seems you're figuring that out. Dump Adobe. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
shashinman 0 Report post Posted June 28 your post intrigued me because of the use of the word "worms" in that it described exactly what I saw when I took some images of some archways at a local mosque. The archways are white plaster, nothing more. But when I got the images home, at 100% in LR the images seemed to consist of, well, little worms. I tried to clear it up and submit an image to a stock agency and it was rejected for artifacts. That never happens to me. Ever. So, am I suffering from the Fuji v Adobe issue. I wish I could upload an image to show you but I'm not at home right now. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
shashinman 0 Report post Posted June 29 here's what I mean. This was shot at ISO 100 and has +38 Clarity applied. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
verysame 3 Report post Posted July 8 Darktable does a great job too. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
