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Fujifilm X-Pro2 & Adobe Lightroom: an almost perfect match
Adobe has improved the accuracy Fuji’s film simulations for the new X-Pro2 (available in the camera calibration box): Colors and gradation of Provia, Astia, Velvia, Classic Chrome, Pro Neg. Hi/Std, Monochrome and Acros are now an almost perfect match.
This is quite a departure from previous versions and supported cameras with the older EXR II engine, where shadow tones used to block out. The improvement applies to all newer camera models with an X-Processor Pro engine, such as X-Pro2, X-T2, X-T20, X100F and GFX 50S.
But see for yourself! I have prepared a private album for your viewing please here in Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/gp/ricopfirstinger/6y60X7
The album features SOOC JPEGs and their Lightroom equivalents of all 15 film simulations that are available in the X-Pro2. You can click trough the album and see direct comparisons of both versions.
Want to know more about shooting and processing RAW files with the Fuji X series? Have a look at our Fuji X Secrets RAW weekend workshop in Nuremberg/Schwabach. Click here for a current lists of workshop dates.
5. Februar 2016 um 09:59
Thank you for constructive insight. What about the speed?
5. Februar 2016 um 13:00
Depends on the hardware, I guess.
5. Februar 2016 um 21:20
Hi Rico, is the colour profile for RAW files on the X-Pro2 like the X-Pro1 or more like the X-T1? I prefer the more natural X-Pro1 look. Thanks!
5. Februar 2016 um 21:45
I think it’s mentioned in my First Look that X-Processor Pro and EXR II appear to share the same look. If not, I apologize for the oversight. This is obviously important to users who want to use an X-Pro2 alongside other current models like the X-T1, X-E2 or X-T10.
9. Februar 2016 um 07:15
Hello, Rico!
Do you know if they updated the accuracy of simulations for previous cameras too? I have an X-E1, and this would really speed up things for me.
Thanks!
9. Februar 2016 um 12:57
I don’t think so. Didn’t see any difference so far. Did you?
3. März 2016 um 11:21
Hello!
Though I could´nt find an answer anywhere, I try it this way:
Is there a way to use my Lightroom 5.6 with the X Pro 2?
Thanks so far!!
3. März 2016 um 13:20
You need Lightroom 6.4 or higher. The DNG converter alternative is not recommended, as you will lose important metadata information and compatibility outside of the Adobe universe. So either upgrade to Lightroom 6 (ca. 70 EUR) or consider a CC subscription with LR/Photoshop for about 10 EUR/month.
3. März 2016 um 15:58
That´s what I suspected, but nowhere found that clear-so thank you very much.
So it will be the upgrade obviously…
12. Juli 2016 um 00:21
Ich habe mir vor kurzem eine x pro 2 gekauft. Daraufhin musste ich meine gekaufte lightroom 5.7 Version upgraden auf lightroom 6.6 mit camera raw 9.6. Meine raw dateine werden zwar jetzt in das dng format konvertiert aber die camera profile werden nicht erkannt. Auf Anfrage bei lightroom sagt man mir das es für gekaufte lightroom versionen noch kaeine profile für die x-pro 2 gibt. Stimmt das
12. Juli 2016 um 00:23
Wir konvertieren grundsätzlich nie nach DNG. Mit den RAF-Dateien funktionieren die Filmsimulationen in Lightroom jedenfalls problemlos.