Because of this and that I built my workflow around Lightroom (for activities like keywording) I will continue to use it.Īs for the RAW processing of Fuji XTrans RAW files, I have switched to Capture One which makes an excellent job of preserving image detail. For many of these RAW files Lightroom does a great job in processing them. Some are from my Fuji XT cameras, but a lot are from other cameras like Sony, Canon, Nikon, and Olympus. I have a lot of RAW files that I’ve catalogued in Lightroom since it first launched in 2006. I should also clear up a couple of points in case your reading this and thinking just change your RAW converter. If you are, read on because there are a few things you can do without switching to another RAW converter. And if your reading this it’s likely that you’re also dissatisfied with Lightroom processing, especially if you have a Fuji XT camera. Unfortunately, a few years back I bought a Fuji XT1 which is where my problems started. If it weren’t for my having purchased a Fuji camera, I suspect I would still be happy using Lightroom. It was a good solution and I have thousands of hours invested in my Lightroom Catalog.
For a long time, I used Adobe Lightroom to manage my photography and process my RAW files.
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