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Sharpening and noise reduction is currently done through the selective editing and so to do a full image sharpen you have to fill a mask over the whole image to sharpen or reduce noise. I'll get into that a bit more in the full review. There is a lot of emphasis on selective editing in the software, and it does have a very comprehensive toolset for that.

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I’ve been told that these features are planned for a future update though.

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Nor does it support manual lens corrections on other cameras that don’t have built in metadata. While it supports built in lens corrections from Fuji files, it doesn’t seem to have the ability to manually correct aberrations. There are a few limitations of the software, and it is missing some features that I personally would consider important. Assistant viewer similar to Lightroom’s new “reference view,” but fully functional with edits and tabs.Native browsing of Aperture libraries with no conversion needed.Catalog-free Image handling that automatically monitors the content of referenced folders, enabling instant editing with no slow import process needed.Smart extension for macOS Photos, the first of its kind to offer non-destructive pro-level editing while recalling positions of sliders and masks, even after closing Photos.Edge-aware brush to enable more precise selections.

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Skin smoothing brush utilizing Frequency Separation in a single brush with the ability to control the separation radius.Advanced selective tonal adjustments including HSL, Curves, Split Toning, and more, operating on specific parts of the image defined with advanced masking tools.Adaptable single-space workflow, from camera-to-edit within a single window without slow switching between library and develop modules.Unique color and luminosity masks making fine-art results easier.

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Versatile and responsive patch tool: up to 30x faster than Lightroom’s equivalent Spot-Removal tool (tested on a modern 15” MacBook Pro).

Here are some of the other features as listed in the press release: I didn’t try this but it’s a useful thing for former Aperture users to have. Another interesting feature is it allows the importing of Aperture libraries. They’re clearly making good use of the GPU because I am really impressed with the speed. One other thing that I noticed immediately upon using it. Apparently improvements to this are coming tough. One of the things to note, is that while it does support lens corrections for fuji files, the chromatic aberration correction isn’t great, at least based on my testing. The latest version also offers unique full support for the latest Fujifilm x-trans cameras RAW (including compressed/uncompressed RAF) and auto lens correction based on embedded metadata, an exciting development for Fuji photographers in particular. Here’s what the official press release says about Fuji support: There is no direct support for Fuji film simulations, but it does support DCP colour profiles, so you could technically create them for this. I can’t see any kind of artifacts or edge issues that are apparent in other software. I have to say, that based on my initial testing, it seems pretty good in terms of quality. For Fuji users, this is really interesting, because it uses its own engine. In the mean time, I just wanted to give you a heads up about it. I will try and do a full review of it soon. I’m not going to get int all the features or how it compares to other software. I’ve been using a beta for a little while and I’m intrigued, especially with the Fuji conversion.įirst of all, this isn’t a full review, it’s just a quick first look.

This new major update to version 3.0 brings full support for Fuji files, and it’s not using the Apple engine, but the company’s own. The latest piece of software to come across my desk is a new version of Picktorial. Now there seems to be a new release every month, and it’s great that there is a wealth of choice out there now. It seems like only a short time ago that your choices for RAW conversion software, especially for Fuji shooters was somewhat limited.