Brian from Iridient just posted new Fujifilm X-Trans (APS-C) film style presets for Iridient Developer 3! The download includes a ReadMe file with detailed instructions on installation and use.
All previous styles have been updated and Classic Chrome has now been added. These styles are now saved as Iridient Developer 3 “preset” type files with just the specific adjustments necessary for the color styles so they can be used without altering other adjustments like sharpening or noise reduction. The previous (preset pack #3) styles have also been updated to the new “preset” file type and are included as well for those that want to be able to keep the identical color rendering as the older versions.
The download is a 12MB zip file and is available here:
http://iridientdigital.com/
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Excellent news!
I really wish they would make a version of this for the pc!
and for linux
Me too, but I doubt this will happen as this is a massive task for a company, especially a small one; The excellent algorithms used would not be a real issue to convert but the three operating systems have a completely different way of defining a user interface; It takes a lot of time and effort for a developer to become proficient in two, let alone three, different, and often incompatible, systems. Too bad.
very very nice. just a test: Chroma Film + Iridient 3.0
x-t1 + xf 16-55 2.8 (f3.2 iso 200)
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I might not be using Lightroom for much going forward….. Brian is doing a fantastic job with this.
I actually like that quite a lot, including CC simulation. Still not suitable for the high volume production though. No way I’ll sit through this with 1,000+ images on hand.
By the way, it seems that Iridient’s XMP files are incompatible with LR to the point of indigestion. If you saved your developing settings in ID and then try to import that same RAF into LR5, you’ll get a grey screen of ambivalence.
This is very impressive.