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Posted: Wed Oct 8th, 2014 03:32

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highlander

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For those with Fuji cameras, although you may like to try it with your Nikons too, this is supposed to be one of the the best RAW processors.

I've seen some comparison shots and it certainly looked better than both Lightroom and even CaptureOne. It's certainly better than using the free DNG converter to change raw files before opening them in older versions of photoshop.

The interface is very usable and has a familiar look to those used to using Adobe Photoshop.

Price wise you can't beat it with anything on a like for like basis at $75 and you can also get a trial copy which I am currently running on my Mac. Available for PC and Mac.

I thought some folk might appreciate an alternative to Adobe products. This is only a RAW processor, and you'll still need a way of managing you files etc.

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Posted: Wed Oct 8th, 2014 20:49

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I could only find a Mac download on their site.

http://www.iridientdigital.com/products/rawdeveloper_download.html

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Posted: Thu Oct 9th, 2014 17:38

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Yes it is a Mac only product.
I have to say that it does produce good results with the Fujis but I dont like the interface, but that is a personal preference thing.

I prefer LightZone which is available free and for Mac, Linux and Windows.

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