Ok I’ll go to back picasa and just upload selected photos or albums like I used to. I’m getting more convinced that google’s “ I’m feeling lucky” approach has morphed into “ trust us with your precious data, photos, … life” we know better (aka we can play with anonymous AI and algorithms with all that is yours just share more…) Maybe that's a bit dramatic but google, and specifically google photos have totally lost my trust. Glear the clutter, so google is acknowledging it! Thus I clicked on the link and guess what he assistant only wants to clear documents and screen captures BUT they were block post I don’t want them archive (whatever that means because I could find anything to explain what such an archive was ?). Looking for today's thoughts from the Fuji users.I got one of those annoying messages/notifications over the top my chrome browser this morning, but it struck a nerve because I had been looking at the mess that confronts me in google photos (ok not everywhere the older stuff I uploaded from picasa in albums s still there and nicely organized). Most things I've read are now a year old or more.
My main goal is to have something to quickly and intuitively manipulate shadows, highlights, exposure and white balance with flexibility. Just something modern that handles today's Fuji RAWs well. What else is there that is great for RAW manipulation and management, but isn't a pixel level editor suite? I don't need a huge suite of software. But Lightroom6 is $150 with no subscription. I know Lightroom is popular, but comments about it being slow and differing levels of support based on the version for Fuji's RAWs is also there. But I could benefit from newer RAW manipulation.
I still process at the pixel level using Photoshop CS5.1 because I own the license and have no need for more than it does right now in terms of pixel level editing. I really don't enjoy the free RAW converter from Silky, it converts fine, but RAW manipulation is not intuitive and I'd rather see what other options there are.Ĭapture One comes up a lot as a top recommendation, but it's $299 for a single person license. Was browsing around, trying to do some research on Fuji RAW handling.
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