Until it was no longer justify for me to follow the expensive upgrading train of PS, the outdated version of ACR no longer handled the RAW from my newer cameras, I started to use Silkypix more serious. At that time there was virtually no 3rd party tutorial/reference books on Silkypix which made ACR a lot easier for a digital darkroom beginner to learn the skill. The more conventional UI of ACR making me easier to learn the software. Strangely enough when I followed your provided link, quit, re-followed the link in the camera manual again, the compatibility statement was no longer there.Äespite I used Panasonic digital camera 17 years, I prefer Adobe ACR of Photoshop since it supported the RAW format of my few earlier Panasonic models. When I first saw this thread, I open the pdf manual of Panasonic G85 and followed the link to Silkypix's website, I found the compatibility statement something like "for Panasonic camera.". For its earlier versions, it is even model restricted. Here's a link to the page from which it can be downloadedĪs per the downloading link provided in the camera manuals, I always think SILKYPIX Developer Studio SE was restricted to output from Panasonic (or other brands of camera it supports). I don't know how many here use it but I've found it useful for developing RAW files from my FZ300 and FZ1000 II cameras. This version of SILKYPIX Developer Studio SE (Ver.8.0.11.2) is dated.
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