Epson Photolier Ver 1.10 for Mac OSX

[LWR]

Am I the only person who is getting STUNNING results with this software? The sharpening algorithms are far better than I can achieve in Photoshop.

Love the vivid setting for landscapes.

If it had a clone stamp and a crop tool I'd probably not use PS again!

 

[jlw]

I don't think you're the only person -- although it's so recently discovered that you may be the only person who has had time to do a lot with it yet!

I think the consensus here has been that the Epson s/w is unusually well-optimized to their camera, although some have found that it produces artifacts on certain kinds of subject details.

It's certainly great to have this as an option for Mac users.

 

[andrewch]

I mainly do B&W, and I find the B&W conversion so good that I don't use the Convert to B&W plug-in anymore.

 

[LWR]

OK... so I said STUNNING... and that's the way it looks in the Photolier. When I export to TIFF or JPEG, the STUNNINGness goes and things go a little flat. What am I doing wrong?

 

[PaulN]

Anyone notice a magenta color cast in the thumbnails in the right hand column when performing a batch conversion? The thumbnails on the left, and the big image in the center look neutral, but as soon as I add them to the batch column (on the right), they all have a purple/magenta cast. The final image looks fine, but it is a bit disconcerting.

I'm still digging photolier though.

 

[Peter Tinson]

This software is also available for download from
http://esupport.epson-europe.com/Fi...8AC2CC6834B6AE813E64E4CCFD6698D3710F198E90E44
It may have a usable help file, I cant check until tomorow.
Peter

 

[Peter Tinson]

This morning I have checked and the help function works.

Peter.

 

[jlw]

Thank you, Peter! Looks like I'll have to do some downloading tonight.