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Like many Fuji shooters thinking of an upgrade it seemed the prudent place to position oneself as rumours of the X-T3 immediately began to surface.įast forward to September and I am in a quandary – X -T3 with the new X-Trans 4 sensor or X-H1 with IBIS? Solution: one of each. When the Fujifilm X-H1 was released in March 2018 I took a look but held back.
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Without exception I work with two cameras and for the last show, a four-month drama shoot for Sony TV set in the US but filmed entirely in Sydney I used both a Fujifilm X-T3 and X-H1. I have to be flexible and so does my gear.
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I have to work quickly and quietly, in a perfect world be neither seen nor heard and shooting as much as possible while the scenes are being filmed and the movie camera is rolling. In a world where it’s not unusual for a production to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars on a day’s shooting, time really is money.
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Accordingly I am unable to include any images taken on set with the X-H1 at this time, but will update here as they become available. With all Unit Stills work there is an embargo on the releasing of imagery prior to the production being released or promoted. If I like a aspect of the camera I will say so, if I don’t, I will also say so. I do have a relationship with Fujifilm Australia formed over the three years I have been shooting with the Fujifilm X Camera System but that’s it. I am not paid, I am not a Fuji Ambassador. (If not you can follow this link to the Fujifilm Global site where I have set the comparison up for you.)īefore I begin it’s important for me to state that I use Fuji Cameras for no other reason than they do the job well. You can, and probably have already pursued those online. I won’t be going into all the technical differences between the Fujifilm X-H1, it’s predecessor, the X-T2 and how it compares to the X-T3. I will cover the positives and a few negatives in using the camera on set over the last four months. This review based on my use of the Fujifilm X-H1 in my role as a Unit Still Photographer working on Film and TV drama. My actual workaround to work with PI and my Fuji RAF files is to convert the RAF images with Iridient X Transformer (Iridient ist one of the best RAW converter for Fuji files - far better then ACR) from RAF to DNG and then import in PI.This guest Fujifilm X-H1 review is by Unit Still Photographer John Platt.
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I've just started to deep dive in this wonderful piece of software called Pixinsight and I'm fascinated about the power of it. So, I'm no expert or software engineer but maybe there is an important information for you. And it seems, that dcraw can decoding (uncompressed) RAF files from the 24MP sensor. Obviously there are products like Darktable and RawTherapee who also uses dcraw as fundamental for decoding RAW images. But I found on the web a few informations about dcraw and x Trans for the 24 MP sensor.
And I don't have a file from the X Pro2 in uncompressed format.
In my opinion the problem causes in the fact, that the RAF file from the X-Pro2 was lossless compressed. And as an huge Fuji fanboy I'm also sure, that the cam was loaded with the latest firmware. Yes, I'm sure that the file is from my X-Pro2. Are you sure this file has been acquired with an X-Pro2 camera? Have you updated the camera's firmware (since this would explain the incompatibility)? RAF files listed on the following page:Ĭan be loaded and decoded without problems. There is nothing I can do to fix this, besides trying to contact Dave Coffin to get information on the next release of dcraw.Īs for the X-Pro2 image leading to the same crash, this is really weird, since dcraw, and hence our DSLR_RAW module, support this camera. Unfortunately, dcraw crashes with a segmentation fault when feeded with one of these raw files (more specifically, the read_shorts() routine in dcraw.c attempts to access an invalid memory address). The problem is that dcraw still does not support them, and our DSLR_RAW module uses dcraw as its back-end to support digital camera raw formats. I'm afraid PixInsight currently does not support the Fuji X-T2 and X-T20 cameras.
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