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As Pomfers says, it doesn't match the camera defaults, something that every other RAW processor seems to do. For my workflow the camera settings are usually 90
by RobotToaster 3y ago
As Pomfers says, it doesn't match the camera defaults, something that every other RAW processor seems to do. For my workflow the camera settings are usually 90% where I want.
- BeetleB 3y ago> it doesn't match the camera defaults, something that every other RAW processor seems to do. Actually, none of the RAW processors I've used (both paid and free) match my camera's defaults (2 different cameras). The paid one even had a dedicated page explaining why so that they could direct newbies to it. There are a lot of cameras out there, and you cannot expect developers to figure out the curve to match the camera for all of them. That's why these SW let you specify your own default curve.
- hef19898 3y agoThat's why I shoot both, RAW and JPG. If the JPG is fine, I use that (after sensor spots and so on).