Fuji workflow w/o a PC

[kshapero]

1. Capture - Fuji X100T set to RAW+JPEG(F); B(R) film sim; sharpening +1; hi-light & shadow +1; NR -1; DR, WB, ISO on auto (ISO base 200, max 1600, min SS 1/80). Configured like this the X100T acts like a "monochrome" camera with preview & review of images in contrasty B&W!

2.After the shoot, I check the images in camera & delete those which are unsharp / poorly exposed (washed out hi-lights) and/or have unsatisfactory content (this helps reduce the amount of "waste" on storage media & in my archive)

3. In camera RAW conversion of "keepers" to flat "digital color negatives", with following settings: CC film sim; color +1; hi-light & shadow -1
Download these "color negatives" to my iPad via WiFi, using Shuttersnitch App (which automatically updates IPTC metadata with copyright & usage rights, etc.)

4. Process on iPad into final B&W images using Photogene4 App. I did previously use Pixelmator but found the processing options in Photogene4 to be more useful (eg. hi-light & shadow recovery) and the its user interface more fluid. Only disadvantage of Photogene4 is that the healing tool can only do spot healing (instead of Pixelmator allowing me to paint over areas, but that I don't need so much anyway)

5. Finally I add my copyright text to the image, resize to 1500 pix web dimension, save to output folder and upload to my blog / social media - DONE!

quoted from a blog by Hendrik Hazeu Photography

 

[sbug]

The in-camera RAW processing sounds slick but I've yet to try it with my X100T. I have found the Fuji wifi to be very reliable and had been thinking of going full in with an iPad for editing. The touch interface is really intuitive and there are lots of editing options available.
Thanks for sharing this!

 

[FrankS]

Even with my new macbook, I use my iPad for wireless transfer ease, and processing with the free SnapSeed app.

 

[kshapero]

I am unable to get the wifi app to work going from X-T1 to ipad or iphone. Any tips?

 

[FrankS]

Make sure you have the right app. I use 2 different fuji wireless apps for my XE2 and XM1/XQ1. Then you have to follow the steps in the correct order to connect over your wifi.

 

[ruby.monkey]

Sounds far less convenient than Plug SD card into MacBook -> Import into Lightroom -> Have at it.

But each to his own.

 

[FrankS]

I prefer wireless to physically removing the memory card. But that's just me.

 

[kshapero]

Sounds far less convenient than Plug SD card into MacBook -> Import into Lightroom -> Have at it.

But each to his own.

trying not to agree but yes....