so when I have 400 images to process I'll have to be selective as to which images to process.
Dxo pureraw fujifilm windows 10#
On my Windows 10 computer (i7, 32gb) it takes around 20 seconds to process each image in PR2. Once I've processed I'll go back and delete the DNGs and keep the original RAF files. The output DNGs are huge! Compressed Fuji RAF files end up around 95MB DNGs. results have been excellent 'clean' images. I run my high iso images thru PR2 creating a DNG then input the DNG into C1. Although I really like Capture One, I don't have the best results with their noise reduction algorithm, hence my interest in PureRaw.
I do a lot of event photography in low-light venues which requires high ISO (no flash permitted in most events). I purchased PureRaw2 and my initial impression is very positive. My understanding is that C1 doesn't yet support PR2 as a plugin, but perhaps they are working on it. Will be an intersting experience but I have a lot of gardening to do first -) I have yet to try PR2 as a plugin for CaptureOne. I bought PL5 but I think I'll wait next Black Friday and get PR2 at a discount, not upgrading to PL6 because I really prefer the Lightroom editing tools. Otherwise the result is a linear DNG that is editable just like the original raw file, but it's without a doubt better than the LR/CR demosaicing. I really would like DxO to stop interfering with my Lightroom catalog organisation. This means that after each process run, I now have to move each image to the correct folder manually, add it to a stack, and delete the newly created "DXO" folder I don't care about. As per the usual DxO spirit they think they should decide things for you, so, when used as a plugin in Lightroom, they create a new folder in your file structure and put the processed images in there, instead of simply saving them next to the original and create a stack.
I downloaded PR2 trial, it looks like it gives the exact same result as PL5 with the "export-optical corrections only" option, but without the parameters you can adjust in the PL5 modules.
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