Experience With Panasonic's Silkypix? I've been converting my raw images to DNG using Adobe DNG Converter. I know that Silkypix will do the job for my Panasonic LX100, but I also know...

IvanL

I've been converting my raw images to DNG using Adobe DNG Converter. I know that Silkypix will do the job for my Panasonic LX100, but I also know that Silkypix does more than that. BUT, I'm hesitant to add more software to my repertoire.
Are there advantages to Silkypix?

tomvanb Loc: Anthem, AZ

IvanL wrote:

I've been converting my raw images to DNG using Adobe DNG Converter. I know that Silkypix will do the job for my Panasonic LX100, but I also know that Silkypix does more than that. BUT, I'm hesitant to add more software to my repertoire.
Are there advantages to Silkypix?

Hi Ivan, I have no experience with the adobe converter but I do use the Silkypix and it is fairly strong pp program I suggest trying it, you can always take it off your computer if you don't like it.

big-guy Loc: Peterborough Ontario Canada

Without knowing what your current repertoire consists of it is tough to give you helpful ideas. At least ones that mean something to you. If you currently use LR & PS CC then toss Silkypix aside. If you currently use MS Photos then by all means give Silkypix a go. It is also helpful for us to know your level of computer savvy. Without these facts you can expect a plethora of answers, some so so and most hitting the back 40.

IvanL wrote:

I've been converting my raw images to DNG using Adobe DNG Converter. I know that Silkypix will do the job for my Panasonic LX100, but I also know that Silkypix does more than that. BUT, I'm hesitant to add more software to my repertoire.
Are there advantages to Silkypix?

IvanL

Thanks Big-Guy, I think I'll do exactly as you say. I use LR and ps and i'll skip silky.