Just out of curiosity, I am wondering about cameras that PL doesn’t currently support that might be surprising, if any. I trialed the software and never really considered that it might not support my camera (it does), but realized after seeing the non-support of, I thought, “universal” DNG RAW file format cameras of the monochrome nature that I could potentially have been surprised that it didn’t.
So… anyone have a list, or care to note some off the top of your head?
P.S. I queried Google’s Ai search on this to see if it would/could source a list. I figured it would attempt to compile a list on the fly, and was right. OMG! Apparently, Fujifilm X-Trans sensor cameras aren’t supported! Google is fast becoming worse than useless if not already.
mwsilvers
(Mark - New Jersey, USA, Win10, RTX 4060, PL9, FP8, VP5, Nikon Zf )
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Actually, the Google search you performed may have been incomplete but was partially correct. if you queried using the AI mode, it would have indicated that support of exportprocessing for Fuji x-trans sensors is only supported by the Elite edition.
This is what the AI mode had to say. “Fujifilm X-Trans sensors (Essential Edition): While supported, X-Trans raw processing requires DxO’s DeepPRIME AI, which is an exclusive feature of the Elite Edition.”
And, this is what DxO had to say.
”*Support for Fuji X-Trans sensors requires the use of DeepPRIME technology available only in the Elite edition.”
Oh, it did… after I told it its initial response was not correct. It then did the apology thing and told me just what you said it would say. First response was simply that X-Trans wasn’t supported. I didn’t specifically call the Ai mode, but it is what popped up, as usual, with my query. I actually was planning to just do a regular search, but decided to see what the Ai bot would say.
Thank you for the links. Of course, I know a list of supported cameras exists. I was just curious to see any cameras that one might be surprised to find aren’t supported. Looking at the list of supported cameras makes it hard to imagine anything but the very latest models not being supported.