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Does this also disable the excessive sharpening of iPhone's video processing? Even 'ProRAW' photos are sharpened and aggressively denoised, which ruins detail.
by dannyw 3y ago
Does this also disable the excessive sharpening of iPhone's video processing?
Even 'ProRAW' photos are sharpened and aggressively denoised, which ruins detail.
- dharma1 3y agoIt’s mentioned in the article - turns sharpening way down. The footage still goes through iPhones ISP - with denoising etc - just with less processing and log profile
- foldr 3y agoThe sharpening is just the default display setting for ProRAW files in many apps. If I edit a ProRAW file in Lightroom and turn down the sharpening and denoising then it looks roughly as you’d expect (though there is some denoising inherent to multi-shot blending). It’s a tricky one, because when you’re aligning and stacking multiple captures, you definitely do want some sharpening (as the result is significantly softer than a single capture would be). But the default is maybe a little aggressive.
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