Luminous Landscape Forum
Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Other Raw Converters => Apple Aperture Q&A => Topic started by: phoTOMgraphy on August 02, 2009, 04:30:18 pm
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hi,
does anybody have a good preset (sharpening ...) for the raw finetuning section for those cameras: olympus e-3 and hasselblad h3d-39?
i would appreciate some advise.
cheers
tom
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hi,
does anybody have a good preset (sharpening ...) for the raw finetuning section for those cameras: olympus e-3 and hasselblad h3d-39?
i would appreciate some advise.
cheers
tom
As far as the E-3 is concerned, I find the defaults just fine. However, in some cases, such as very high contrast, winding down the Boost a bit is helpful to recover highlights.
Why do you ask ? What are you not happy with ?
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As far as the E-3 is concerned, I find the defaults just fine. However, in some cases, such as very high contrast, winding down the Boost a bit is helpful to recover highlights.
Why do you ask ? What are you not happy with ?
i'm asking because i'm not shure if the defaults are the best.
every camera has its own desire of capture sharpening to reduce the AA filter softness.
so maybe there is a tested adjustment for sharpening which is ideal.
tom
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i'm asking because i'm not shure if the defaults are the best.
every camera has its own desire of capture sharpening to reduce the AA filter softness.
so maybe there is a tested adjustment for sharpening which is ideal.
tom
Well, all I can suggest is try changing stuff to see if it improves! From my point of view, the E-3 default settings provided by Aperture work fine. As I said before, reducing the Boost can sometimes help with very high contrast images. And using a different camera in those situations will help even more....
Just as an illustration, Aperture does not provide a default for the Ricoh GRD DNG RAW files - and they look pretty awful, until you sort out the RAW fine tuning. So this does tend to illustrate that for know cameras, Apple have actually done some useful work.