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  1. amycicconi
    Thanks for all the advice. I've successfully upgraded my IOS to High Sierra, and signed up for and installed Lightroom Classic via Adobe. All seems well! I've also spent my first day carrying around the Fuji XT2 and lenses (18-55, 16, 55-230 and 10-24) and was truly pleased with how light the kit was to carry versus my old Nikon gear! Interestingly, I found myself using the 16mm 1.4 most of the time. Still need time to get used to the lenses and settle in with them all!
  2. amycicconi
    Having trouble relating what you describe to this comparison chart on Adobe: https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/photography/compare-plans.html?promoid=952G4WLC&mv=other Does the Photography plan (20GB) allow you to house your catalog locally rather than in the cloud? *** Update, here is a good FAQ: https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-cloud/faq/CCPp.html
  3. amycicconi
    Thanks, very helpful info. I think I want Classic then.
  4. amycicconi
    Right, thanks. I'm more so worried about the risk of the install process and its affect on my current catalog. I think I've sent this thread off topic though
  5. amycicconi
    Honestly, Harry, I think you are right. I wasn't really thinking about that fact and the differences between these cameras. Now that I have spent more time with the XT2 yesterday I feel good about it. I will, of course, always be carrying my little Sony as well Thank you for your insight.
  6. amycicconi
    Does going to the CC version impact or otherwise touch my current locally installed Lightroom 5.7.1 and its most precious LR catalog? 😳
  7. amycicconi
    Thanks, will do. I'm running an iMac retina with 32GB memory, 2015 model. I'm probably OK but will verify.
  8. amycicconi
    Yes. Considering that. However, I have to update from El Capitan to High Sierra to support that. Which I guess is probably a relatively smooth upgrade process. Thanks
  9. amycicconi
    OK shot RAW/JPG at lunch today and the photos are a lot crisper. Still not *quite* RX100 crisp, but, maybe it's not fair to try and compare the 'pretty good' 18-55 Fuji kit lens to the RX100 II output. Now realizing that I'm going to finally have to upgrade my OS from El Capitan and/or go to Lightroom CC, as I am running 5.7.1 and it doesn't recognize the XT2 Raws. Does upgrading to Lightroom CC overlay or risk messing up my current 5.7.1 desktop lightroom and catalog? the thought of upgrading scares me!
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  11. amycicconi
    Could it be that I am running an old version of Lightroom? 5.7.1?
  12. amycicconi
    The Sony I shot RAW.
  13. amycicconi
    I normally shoot Raw on my Nikons and Sony RX100. I was just in a hurry to try it and didn't bother to change to RAW. We'll see if it makes a difference.
  14. amycicconi
    So that doesn't explain the lack of crispness. I'll shoot some RAW today and see if I see a difference.
  15. amycicconi
    Actually I was just shooting jpegs. I didn't realize that that would make that significant of an impact on image sharpness? I will do some experimentation today with RAWs. Thank you
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