![]() The images were imported pretty quickly, but since I knew that I would most likely want to look at the image detail of some images, I thought it would be a good idea to generate 1:1 previews in Lightroom. After arriving home, I started the image culling process using FastRawViewer and once I deleted a bunch of images, I started the image import process. First of all, my laptop struggled so much with post-processing images in Lightroom, that I gave up and decided to do everything on my high-end desktop. ![]() I just came back from a two-week trip to Israel and for the past few days, I have been struggling with the several thousand RAW images from the Fujifilm GFX 50S that I used during the trip. Photoshop, Lightroom, Capture One Pro and FastRawViewer running on the same machine It is time for camera manufacturers to come up with a single universal RAW format that can be easily supported by all post-processing software and we as consumers need to push camera manufacturers to adopt this format. Despite the fact that some post-processing software tools as Adobe Lightroom and Capture One provide frequent updates to support new cameras, it is getting practically impossible to provide full support for every new camera and RAW format features. Although camera manufacturers have been bundling their own image converters, such tools are often underdeveloped, buggy and lack the necessary features to be able to rely on them for post-processing images. ![]() With so many new cameras being released each year that allow capturing images in RAW format using different compression levels, bit-rates and other proprietary data, it is becoming increasingly difficult for post-processing software to keep up with all the changes and provide full support for RAW formats. ![]()
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