Over the testing I did I got between 10x to 20 times Lightroom speed depending on what edits I did to RAW before converting to JPG. This test comparison is approx 12x faster than lightroom. In my case I had a Fyji avg processing time of 1/2 sec vs Lightroom 6 secs. Lightroom 7.3 :- The processing time is calculated from when I click "export " until the export progress bar in Lightroom shows 100% completed Processing time is calculated from the time I click "convert" to the time it takes the JPG thumbnail to appear under main screen or do you mean exporting/converting from RAW to a JPG? What exactly is it you are saying is 15X faster?įor reference I just exported the same Fuji RAW images to JPG using the latest version of Fuji's RAW file converter and Adobe Lightroomįuji Studio :. Following the images, we’ll share what photos were shot on what lens, so don’t scroll down too soon if you want to spoil the surprise.Can you clarify/be specific as to what "RAW Processing" means in this situation.Īre you talking about applying individual exposure or colour adjustments to an image (if so which ones), or just applying a preset/film emulation. You can carefully view and even download the full-resolution images from Flickr to look at more carefully. We’ve embedded the images from Leica Rumor’s Flickr account down below, presenting them in the same order Leica Rumors has on its website. All images were shot on a Fujifilm GFX 50R, using the exact same settings. In the blind comparison, Leica Rumors put the Leica Summilux-M 35mm F1.4 ASPH lens ($5,895) up against the 7Artisans 35mm F1.4 lens ($430). But just how much does cheaper glass differ from expensive glass? We’d like to think it differs quite a bit, but a recent comparison from Leica Rumors shows just how close a cheap lens can be to an incredibly expensive lens - one nearly 14X the cost. It’s well known that better optics ultimately yields better images, as higher-quality glass and components affect how the light hits the image sensor inside your camera.
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