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Want to have exact control over the amount of sharpening applied to an image. For Lightroom users, the approximate amount of sharpening added to an image processed in camera is+25 Amount, +1.0 Radius, +25 DetailRAW vs JPEG Example 4 – The RAW file below was zeroed and then had +50 Brightness, +25 Contrast and +5 Blacks added to be able to easily compare the two files without noticing differences in exposure. Notice how the JPEG image comes out just a bit sharper than the RAW. This is most noticeably visible around the eye and eyebrow area, as well as by Justin’s whiskers and lips. While this additional sharpening makes the JPEG image look better, that sharpening cannot be removed from the original file (if needed) as it is built into the JPEG after being processed in camera.RAW vs JPEG – Affect on NoiseJPEG files will have additional noise reduction applied during in camera processing. For images not intended for professional use, this is not a big deal. However, if you intend to use these images for professional use, you are doing your images a big disservice as software based noise reduction found in Lightroom 3 or Noiseware Professional give you not only much more control, but also do a better job of reducing noise while maintaining sharpness and detail.RAW vs JPEG Example 5 – The next image is the exact same composition and exposure as the previous shots, however we exposed the shot at 6400 ISO so we could have a decent amount of noise for comparing. Again we have matched all settings on the RAW to the JPEG image. The noise levels in both images are shown as shot without any additional reduction. Notice how the RAW file displays quite a bit more noise than the JPEG, however more noise also equals more detail and sharpness as well. The easiest place to see these differences are in the shadows, like in his eyebrows, hair, whiskers, shirt and the gray background.RAW vs JPEG Example 6 – This next image shows you the difference in sharpness and quality that can be

JxrlibJPEG XR FormatJPEG XR is a still image format based ontechnology originally developed by Mirosoft under the name HD Photo (formerlyWindows Media™ Photo). The JPEG XR format is similar, but not identical, to theHD Photo/Windows Media™ Photo format.The JPEG XR format replaces the HD Photo/Windows Media™ Photo format in bothWindows 8 and the Windows Image Component (WIC). WIC accompanies the InternetExplorer 10 redistributable packages for down-level versions of Windows.Some “Windows Media™ Photo” (WMP) naming conventions are still used internallywith this release of the DPK.JPEG XR files use the .jxr extension. Applications that support the JPEG XRfile format should recognize and decode HD Photo/Windows Media™ Photo.hdp/.wdp files, but only offer to create files with the .jxr extension.JPEG XR Image Coding SpecificationThe JPEG XR Image Coding Spectification provides a detailed specification of thecompression encoder and decoder algorithms plus the detailed structure of thecompressed data (elementary) bit stream. This document is designed to be used inconjunction with the included source code. If you find instances where the codediffers from the documentation, the code implementation should be used as thereference.The JPEG XR Image Coding Spectification is an international standard and isavailable at: while the reference software isavailable at: of JPEG XR implementation"JPEGXR_DPK_1.0.doc" documents the contents of this porting kit, the usage ofthe command line file conversion utilities (JXREncApp.exe and JXRDecApp.exe), andtechnical details of the API's and data structures between these sample commandline applications and the core codec.The code and documentation in this release represent the final design andspecification of the 1.0 bit stream, and can be used as the reference for finalimplementations of encoders and decoders for JPEG XR.This release of the DPK has received extensive testing of all the various pixelformats, encoder options and modes of operation. We are confident that most errorsand other bugs have been resolved. Any code bugs, documentation errors or otherdiscrepancies found in this release candidate should be reported to Microsoft aspromptly as possible. These can be submitted to hdview@microsoft.com.This DPK provides basic support for big endian architectures. We havesuccessfully tested the encoder and decoder using a big endian processor. Thissupport is provided as a starting reference to be

For a list of frequently asked questions (FAQs) on codecs, and how they determine playback of files, see Codecs: Frequently asked questions in Microsoft Help. Adobe Premiere Elements supports codecs that the operating system (Windows, Mac OS) running on your computer supports. Supported file formats - Premiere Elements 2025 Video file formats - import File Format Extension 3GPP .3gp Audio Video Interleave .avi (Windows only) AVCHD .m2ts, .mts H.264 .mp4, .m4v H.264-Encoded QuickTime .mov, .mp4, .m4v HEVC/H.265 .mov, .mp4, .m4v [macOS 11 Big Sur] [Windows 10 version 1809 (x64bit) or higher. Windows 8.1 is not supported] HEIF/HEIC .heif, .heic [macOS 11 Big Sur] MOD .mod MPEG-1 .mpeg MPEG-2 .m2v, .mpg MPEG-2 Transport Stream .m2t QuickTime .mov, .m4a Apple ProRes .mov Video Object (DVD video) .vob Windows Media .wmv (Windows Only) *Not supported on Windows 7 Video file formats - export File format Extension H.264 .mp4, .m4v MPEG2 .mpg, .m2v MPEG4 .3gp QuickTime .mov AVI .avi* Windows Media .wma* *Supported on Windows only To export in other formats and file extensions select Export & Share > Devices or Image > Custom > Advance Settings. You may choose the desired Format from the drop-down list. Click ok and save to add it as your custom preset. Still images and image sequence file formats - import File Format Extension Adobe Photoshop and Photoshop sequence .psd Adobe Premiere title .prtl Animated GIF .gif Bitmap and Bitmap sequence .bmp,.rle CompuServe GIF .gif (Windows only) JPEG and JPEG sequence .jpg, .jpeg Portable Network Graphics .png TIFF and TIFF sequence .tif, .tiff Still images and image sequence file formats - export File Format Extension JPEG and JPEG sequence .jpe, .jpg, .jpeg Animated GIF .gif PNG .png BMP .bmp# #Supported on Windows only *Not supported on Windows 7 Audio file formats - import File Format Extension Adaptive Multi-Rate Compression .amr Audio Interchange File Format .aif, .aiff Advanced Audio Coding .aac Dolby Digital .ac3 MPEG audio .mp3 MPEG-4 .mp4a QuickTime audio .mov Waveform .wav (Windows only) Windows Media audio .wma (Windows only) Audio file formats - export File Format Extension Audio Interchange File Format .aiff Advanced Audio Coding .aac MPEG audio .mp3 QuickTime audio .mov Waveform Audio .wav* Windows Media Audio .wma* *Supported on Windows only Video file formats - import File Format Extension 3GPP .3gp Audio Video Interleave .avi AVCHD .m2ts, .mts H.264 .mp4, .m4v H.264-Encoded QuickTime .mov, .mp4, .m4v HEVC/H.265 .mov, .mp4, .m4v [macOS 10.13 and later]

Actually as you say most likely the embedded jpeg as its not as sharp as Adobe Bridge.Gerry #19 I don't use (and don't like) Adobe, but AFAIK the Adobe converter does not integrate into Win10.Silkypix just works fine and is free. #20 If the adobe raw file converter is present would we still need Fuji's? And isn't that Silkypix?Irfanview can 'display ' a raw fuji file, actually as you say most likely the embedded jpeg as its not as sharp as Adobe Bridge.Gerry Both IrfanView and FastStone can convert and display RAF files - but neither can handle compressed raw - unless you choose to view the embedded preview. #21 Both IrfanView and FastStone can convert and display RAF files - but neither can handle compressed raw - unless you choose to view the embedded preview. Both don't enable thumbnails in Windows Explorer like the Fuji software does. Why not try? It's free (but a big file)... #22 Both don't enable thumbnails in Windows Explorer like the Fuji software does. Agreed Why not try? It's free (but a big file)... Was that a question to me? Try what? #23 Was that a question to me? No, to Gerry #24 Should have asked.Your current Windows 10, version? #26 Both don't enable thumbnails in Windows Explorer like the Fuji software does. Why not try? It's free (but a big file)... Will do as soon as I can! Thanks Gerry #27 1) My Windows 10 didn't show the thumbnails of the RAF files