Lightroom 4.4 coming with improved x-trans support...
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John,
This must make you very happy.
Cal
This must make you very happy.
Cal
kbg32
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Wish CS6 would get an upgrade. Would be nice to process RAWs directly instead of using a DNG converter.
I've been happy already for the most part since it generally doesn't affect my type of photography. However, it's always nice to see improvements.
GaryLH
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dcsang
Canadian & Not A Dentist
Oh Jeez.. I really ... REALLY hope this is true...
Dave
Dave
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now if i could only just figure out how to use lightroom...
bigeye
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Some film chemicals can make me nauseous when I'm confined in a small darkroom with them. Lightroom has automated that effect, too. I think it was with release 4.3.
It's worth the effort, but it is awkward.
- Charlie
jarski
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great news! Adobe has been struggling for months with proper support of these cameras. hope the update lives up to expectations.
Mcary
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A nice resource is Adobe TV
Link to basic LR tutorial http://tv.adobe.com/watch/getting-s...ghtroom-4/lightroom-4-create-stunning-images/
JMO but when starting out with LR I think its important to remember that more isn't always better. If you're getting results you like from using the basic panel and don't feel comfortable using the "Tone Curve" then just stick to using the Basic Panel. Or if you want to play around with the "Tone Curve" Do so on a "Virtual" copy of the image. That way you can compare the Basic vs to the Tone curve version.
back alley
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i like the simplicity of pse...
jarski
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would not be surprised if knowledge inside the company materializes in PSE update as well 🙂
back alley
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i hope so!
Gregoyle
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I thought Lightroom was basically a feature-full front end for ACR. Wouldn't any Raw processing upgrade to LR also apply to the concurrent ACR, and thus CS6?
-Greg
jarski
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sharing the same image processing "engine", LR and ACR updates should go hand in hand.
Stockman
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Downloaded it and tried it, not impressed!
Anyone else tried it?
Just a rework for the Bayer sensor. Still no answer for the X Trans.
Anyone else tried it?
Just a rework for the Bayer sensor. Still no answer for the X Trans.
dcsang
Canadian & Not A Dentist
Yep.
I've tried it.
I personally see some improvement.
Cheers,
Dave
I've tried it.
I personally see some improvement.
Cheers,
Dave
willie_901
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I finally found time to install and test LR RC 4.4 on some raw files.
I looked at half a dozen problem images I knew had excessive color bleeding. The color bleeding is eliminated in larger pixel areas and greatly reduced in very sparse pixel areas. I do not think large prints will exhibit pixel bleeding artifacts. I have to send some files off for large prints though.
In another image a blurred vertical line I had previously thought to be an artifact in high contrast sign was crisp. This line is probably about 10 pixels wide.
The improvement is dramatic. The LR sharpening response is quite different too.
When I revisited some of my 18/2 XF images, I noticed the longitudinal chromatic aberation seemed reduced. Right now I think some of the vertical artifacts that resembled CA I sometimes saw at the frame edges (and removed with the Lens Correction module) were actually caused by errors in ACR. I have to look at more examples to be sure.
Anyway, I am very happy with Adobe's new XTrans rendering.
I looked at half a dozen problem images I knew had excessive color bleeding. The color bleeding is eliminated in larger pixel areas and greatly reduced in very sparse pixel areas. I do not think large prints will exhibit pixel bleeding artifacts. I have to send some files off for large prints though.
In another image a blurred vertical line I had previously thought to be an artifact in high contrast sign was crisp. This line is probably about 10 pixels wide.
The improvement is dramatic. The LR sharpening response is quite different too.
When I revisited some of my 18/2 XF images, I noticed the longitudinal chromatic aberation seemed reduced. Right now I think some of the vertical artifacts that resembled CA I sometimes saw at the frame edges (and removed with the Lens Correction module) were actually caused by errors in ACR. I have to look at more examples to be sure.
Anyway, I am very happy with Adobe's new XTrans rendering.
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