Fuji filter x-trans, jpeg vs iridient 100% crop

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Fuji filter x-trans, jpeg vs iridient 100% crop sent on March 14, 2017 (23:04) by Mauro_78. 2 comments, 532 views.

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In questa foto che mostrava un pessimo dettaglio degli alberi in lontananza ho recuperato dettaglio e contrasto usando solo iridient. crop 100% del bordo alto dell'immagine. Gli alberi erano sulla montagna di fronte a quella su cui mi trovavo io (1km o più)

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R3porter

sent on September 08, 2021 (9:32) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you for these examples: it takes some to really understand how things are. Many speak but then do not argue. Looking at the three photos the result of sharpening inside Irident seems better for the second and third: does it mean that being taken with X-T1 and therefore starting from the X-Trans filter you still get a better result (always related to sharpening)? I guess it also depends on the lenses used

Mauro_78

sent on September 16, 2021 (15:56) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hi R3porter,
I don't know how to answer your question technically, but I agree with you.
I had made these comparisons for a post that as usual questioned the quality of Fuji images when it comes to trees and greenery.
How you can see the difference between a JPEG and a Raw is abysmal.
Anyone can get the above results because I'm not a computer and post-production geek.
Hello
Mauro.

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