After posting initial output from LR 4.1 I had received an overwhelming response to re-test with different setup.
Thank you for all recommendations and suggestions. So I decided to re-test with the following modifications.
1. Use standard FUJINON 35mm lens @ 5.6
2. Re-shoot long and close range scenes using jpeg and RAW @ 200 ISO
3. Add SILKYPIX output for the reference
Another recommendation was to use a custom X-PRO1 profile for LR4.1 but couldn't find one yet.
Close range. LR 4.1 colors are still over-saturated, but no "painting" effect. OOC jpeg is still the most accurate closely followed by SILKYPIX output.
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Out of curiosity I also decided to compare Fujinon 35mm 1:1.4 and Nikkor 28mm 1:2.8 (since I don't have any lenses in 35mm range) to see if a lens choice has any impact on raw output.
Color rendition is different (over-saturated with F35 and more accurate with N28) but "painting" effect is still obvious in both photos because both raw files were processed in LR4.1 :)
Bottom line: I know that most of the issues above can be corrected by making some proper adjustments to the tool (camera, software or both).
But...
With X-PRO 1 I am consistently getting excellent results from OOC jpegs. So why should I bother with extra processing?:)
Cheers,
vk
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