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I finally caved it and moved to Adobe CC which was on sale a week or so ago.

Let us know how it works out. I'm still using the last version of the non cloud.

My workflow is lightroom cc & into Photoshop cc as needed. Have capture one pro 9 but haven't got round to installing it yet as I find Lr & Ps work great for me. I use Autopano Giga for stitching those large multi row ones together. Jpeg mini on output off all the jpegs saves a ton of space. Lately I've been also running my colour edits through Silver Efex pro2, I built a standard B&W preset that I like. Now I can give both colour and B&W to events clients.

I've been using Adobe CC for about a year, I don't really have any complaints.

X-Pro2 + XF 35/1.4

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LeeRatters wrote in post #18189981
On a related note - What editing programs do we all use? I've always used Lightroom. Upgraded to LR5.7 with the Sony A7 which is fine at the moment [with the X-E2] but I'm going to have to jump up to LR6 if I end up upgrading to the X-Pro2........

For EDITING I use Capture One because I find it does a significantly better job of rendering images from RAW files--better detail, more pleasing image and better access to the full tonal range available in the image. The editing tools in Capture One are superior. The advanced color editor and skintones editor can be used together and provide powerful abilities which, as far as I know, are not replicated elsewhere. Color editor selections can also be used as masks for layers and there is support for something like seven layers (haven't found a need for all of them yet). The recovery of highlights and shadows works very well and more organically than I have seen. There are a number of other advantages, including speed, but these listed above were easily enough reason to commit to C1. As a RAW converter and capture tool, C1 is the older and more professional tool compared to LR.

I use Adobe's Creative Cloud. I still use LR for file management and other tasks, since I am very familiar with it and have a substantial catalog.

I use Photoshop for more advanced editing tasks.

Thanks for the editing input. Good to know what others find okay to use. I've always used LR as I said I just don't like being tied into to monthly subscriptions

Another query I can't find my way around.

AF-C doesn't work. When I switch to AF-C the camera goes into Manual focus mode.... AF-S and M work as normal. Must be a setting somewhere. Maybe I should have factory reset...?!!

X-Pro2 + XF 55-200mm

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EverydayGetaway wrote in post #18192817
X-Pro2 + XF 55-200mm

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I really like the B&W

Yes, that first one is killer. Very nice.

windpig wrote in post #18193031
I really like the B&W

Dave3222 wrote in post #18193119
Yes, that first one is killer. Very nice.

Thanks guys

A few more from the Rennisaunce festival with the X-Pro2 and XF 35/1.4

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Nice shots. That 35mm f1.4 is awesome lens color wise even though I don't like the focal length. Not sure why folks lust for the newer f2s. And 35mm f1.4 has the best looking hood IMHO.

bobbyz wrote in post #18194963
Nice shots. That 35mm f1.4 is awesome lens color wise even though I don't like the focal length. Not sure why folks lust for the newer f2s. And 35mm f1.4 has the best looking hood IMHO.

Thanks!

Yeah, it's my favorite lens for the system. I'm always a fan of the colors and it's pretty sharp wide open. I also find the AF is fine on it with the X-Pro2, though it is a little slow on my X-E2.

I love that I can have the 35/1.4 on the camera and the 18/2 in my pocket and all I have to do is swap the hood between them when I swap lenses, it's the perfect go everywhere kit

Out for a cycle this evening and [ahem] happened to have my pano-gimbal and tripod on me. Thought the house looked alright at dusk so popped off a 26 shot multi-row.

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Two Hot Shoes wrote in post #18195226
Out for a cycle this evening and [ahem] happened to have my pano-gimbal and tripod on me. Thought the house looked alright at dusk so popped off a 26 shot multi-row.

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Outstanding. Funny what we have in our packs when out for a ride.