How do you view... as in "to view RAW" image, or how does one see RAW output compared to its JPEG counterpart when shooting in RAW+JPEG mode?
Aperture, that is what I like and use. No Lightroom , is that really hard to grasp.
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I thought you said Aperture's not working.
I shoot RAW+JPEG, but JPEG is only for less critical images (or generally deleted). RAW is what I normally keep. Keeping JPEG makes it easier to get a thumbnail on Windows Explorer, for example.
The reason I asked is I would usually not consider a camera until aperture is updated for raw as like you I just prefer it and it is no more work than processing a jpeg. I can use the Sony software I guess to see but I prefer aperture. I can a,so use Rawtherapee but Aperture is my program of choice, I just did not like Lightroom as much. But if the jpegs on the rx100 are really good then I would think the raw would be better. A friend sent me some jpegs and I impressed with them, but I could not compare. Thanks.. I am getting ready to change from Ricoh after many years.
Do you have an email for their camera department, but I will look. From what I have been told these do not help but it is worth a try, they are very slow generally, but if sony makes the information available to them they should act on it and they have a good number of sony cameras already for RAW and if you look at FUJI you can see that gap. thanks
It wouldn't, the RX100 is not yet on the list. Tried all day, no support was the message
Thanks, that is camera RAW and I do not have lightroom which is needed for that I believe, it was using the DNG converter only.
I tried using Sony's IDC for RAW conversion. ACR is much better. Here are some examples, http://nns555.zenfolio.com/sony_rx100_sample_photos . #13 processed with IDC, #17 processed with ACR. Highlight recovery is much better with ACR. Same with #12 and #20. The rest of the photos are a mix of jpegs and from RAW, post processed with CS 6.
