I am not involved with the developer of this software in any way, so it doesn’t matter to me if you don’t like it or don’t see the need to use it. It’s much better that you make up your own mind about whether or not the software is worth it for you, as it’s as much about personal opinion as it is about anything else. Please note that I’m travelling at the moment and so I don’t have access to my complete photo library, so I can’t post any comparisons, but you can download a trial version and try it for yourself. So here is an extract from my X-Transformer book where I outline what the software does and why you might want to use it. I had thought that most people understood what the software did, and why you might want to use it, but as that doesn’t seem to be the case I thought I would clarify it a bit. I got a number of questions after posting this, with a number of people still unsure as to why one would want to use this software in the first place. I recently posted a video about processing a photoshoot that I did with my Fuji X-Pro 2, and in that video I used Iridient X-Transformer to convert the files to DNGs.
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