Does the XF1 shoot RAW images?
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yes, RAW and jpeg. I am of the belief that any camera you buy should offer this feature. jpegs are compressed images, and as such you lose some data/detail when the file converts to the jpeg format. I have heard though that there is a new jpeg format that may be truly lossless. I hope that this helps.
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Yes. Can be a bit tricky to find in the menus, and not offered in every mode, but definitely there. Also the camera ships with a bundled tool to process RAW images, and it is a fairly sophisticated program.
758147
The G7 does not support RAW so for any serious photographer it is a nonstarter
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Yes, I'm using it on an XE1. Of course you get no autofocus, and you have to enable a menu in the setup that allows the camera to take a picture without a lens. You should manually specify the focal length as well. There's an article about it: http://www.fujirumors.com/adapting-third-party-lenses/
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I just checked with my GX7 and yes, the RAW files are also auto bracketted.
2124536
The XE-1 makes exceptionally good JPEG files. I've made 13x19 inch prints from this camera, including landscapes, with extremely good results (and I'm very critical, since I also use 24 and 36 megapixel Nikon cameras).
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I'm using with K-5 and it is storing geo information in DNG files. Since most people using RAW I assume it shouldn't be any different with all Pentax cameras.
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First, this has nothing to do with the X-E1. Its a great camera for landscapes. The only issue is slow focusing - which is of no concern with landscapes. For your question you have lots of choices:1) Shoot RAW (.rar files) and process in Lightroom or equivalent. Use gradients to control sky brightness. Make sure you use the latest version or LR (5.4 as of this writing), so that you're using the latest x-trans file code in LR.2) Use a ND gradient filter while shooting3) Use a tripod and bracket the exposure (e.g. - do you own HDR mode) and then process the result in Photoshop or similar toolGood luck! First, this has nothing to do with the X-E1. Its a great camera for landscapes. The only issue is slow focusing - which is of no concern with landscapes. For your question you have lots of choices:1) Shoot RAW (.rar files) and process in Lightroom or equivalent. Use gradients to control sky brightness. Make sure you use the latest version or LR (5.4 as of this writing), so that you're using the latest x-trans file code in LR.2) Use a ND gradient filter while shooting3) Use a tripod and bracket the exposure (e.g. - do you own HDR mode) and then process the... » Read More First, this has nothing to do with the X-E1. Its a great camera for landscapes. The only issue is slow focusing - which is of no concern with landscapes. For your question you have lots of choices:1) Shoot RAW (.rar files) and process in Lightroom or equivalent. Use gradients to control sky brightness. Make sure you use the latest version or LR (5.4 as of this writing), so that you're using the latest x-trans file code in LR.2) Use a ND gradient filter while shooting3) Use a tripod and bracket the exposure (e.g. - do you own HDR mode) and then process the result in Photoshop or similar toolGood luck! « Show Less
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RX100 specs&quality; are better. But XF1 is best money tradeoff with brilliant EXR mode.
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Good question! Just try it and found EOS M can not shot in RAW for HDR and hand Handheld Night Scene. It will automatically switch to JPG for those 2 modes. The other modes can do RAW format.
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It will work ... mostly. If you use OOC jpegs instead of RAW, it will not correct for chromatic aberrations (color fringing along edges), unlike on a Panasonic body. If you shoot RAW, then it's not an issue.
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From looking at the Google results MXP should give you better image quality. Actually I've been shooting in MXP and the video quality is excellent on my 48 inch TV. Never tried FXP. Probably never will. I have 96GB of storage, 32G internal and two 32G cards, so storage is not a factor.
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I don't think so. And after reading the reviews for the X10, the only reason to get it is the Netflix 4K app which wasn't available with the X1. Even with that, I don't think you get enough to justify the cost. Just my opinion...
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No. I think that would be the sx 60 but you wouldn't get raw format. Trade off.
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It would work on the XE-1, but as on the X-PRO1 it would be manual focus, and exposure would be aperture priority or full manual.
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No, I don't believe it does. I also searched the manual for "RAW" and did not find anything pertaining to RAW shooting mode.
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Hi,I never used it on XBMC, but it run the 1080P movies very well. It is pretty fast, run swift, but the only problem I had is out of the 3 I purchased 2 of them it constantly freezes and needs to restart, and one of them just went dead. But otherwise when I now got it and it was working okay it was pretty awesome.
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You can shoot in RAW at 8 frames per second for 11 shots (at continuous high mode). Samsung also supplies Intelli-studio and Samsung RAW converter software on the disk for handling images.