When I convert a Fuji RAF (RAW) file to TIFF, the TIFF file is frequently sufferes a levels conversion. Either it is darker or lighter than the TIFF image should be.
I know this because I have converted Fuji RAF files with s7raw (a Fuji RAF converter program) and compared the results with NConvert'ed images.
They do not look the same.
Is this problem being addressed? I really want to use XnView exclusively from start to finish but the poor RAF->TIFF conversion makes that impossible.
I can supply test images in Fuji RAF format.
Fuji RAF to TIFF conversion.
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Re: Fuji RAF to TIFF conversion.
Yes please. Do you have tried to change gamm/brightness for RAW?DemonDuck wrote:When I convert a Fuji RAF (RAW) file to TIFF, the TIFF file is frequently sufferes a levels conversion. Either it is darker or lighter than the TIFF image should be.
I know this because I have converted Fuji RAF files with s7raw (a Fuji RAF converter program) and compared the results with NConvert'ed images.
They do not look the same.
Is this problem being addressed? I really want to use XnView exclusively from start to finish but the poor RAF->TIFF conversion makes that impossible.
I can supply test images in Fuji RAF format.
Pierre.
Re: Fuji RAF to TIFF conversion.
The settings for reading CameraRaw are:xnview wrote:Yes please. Do you have tried to change gamm/brightness for RAW?DemonDuck wrote:When I convert a Fuji RAF (RAW) file to TIFF, the TIFF file is frequently sufferes a levels conversion. Either it is darker or lighter than the TIFF image should be.
I know this because I have converted Fuji RAF files with s7raw (a Fuji RAF converter program) and compared the results with NConvert'ed images.
They do not look the same.
Is this problem being addressed? I really want to use XnView exclusively from start to finish but the poor RAF->TIFF conversion makes that impossible.
I can supply test images in Fuji RAF format.
High Resolution: Yes
Automatic White Balance: No
Use Camera White Balance: Yes
Gamma: 1.000
Brightness: 0.200
Red Scaling: 1.000
Blue Scaling: 1.000
These settings are ok but they appear to be inconsistently applied. Each RAF file seems to get it's own Levels adjustment.
Unconverted RAF:
http://pancyl.com/images/FUJIRAF/DSCF1046.RAF
Converted and resized by s7raw
http://pancyl.com/images/FUJIRAF/DSCF1046S7R.TIF
Converted and resized by XnView
http://pancyl.com/images/FUJIRAF/DSCF1046XNV.TIF
Compare them and you will see that the conversion done by XnView is not right.
Re: Fuji RAF to TIFF conversion.
Ok, you had sent me some emails before
Could you send me your email, i add an option to the RAW converter...
Could you send me your email, i add an option to the RAW converter...
Pierre.