willie_901
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No Problem
No Problem
Easily rectified with an hour or so of skilled Photoshopping.
Actually, a nice, but sad, example. Thanks for showing it.
No Problem
Easily rectified with an hour or so of skilled Photoshopping.
Actually, a nice, but sad, example. Thanks for showing it.
auto wb. everything looks good except for the purple people eaters.
NIKON KIU
Did you say Nippon Kogaku
Are you being serious??? The waiters ears look purple!!!!Jorge Torralba said:
Major flaw
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MikeL
Go Fish
Jorge, what color was the cook's hat? It looks black. Seems odd that certain blacks would look purple.
Matthew Runkel
Well-known
Only "some synthetic textiles" are rendered as purple. If everything black were affected the same way, it would be a completely different issue with a much easier solution.
http://www.leica-camera-user.com/digital-forum/8937-official-leica-statements.html
http://www.leica-camera-user.com/digital-forum/8937-official-leica-statements.html
sevres_babylone
Veteran
Why sweat it. Real photographers shoot black and white.
Toby
On the alert
willie_901 said:Easily rectified with an hour or so of skilled Photoshopping.
Actually, a nice, but sad, example. Thanks for showing it.
An hour per frame. So if you shot a wedding and had to produce an album you would have maybe 200 photos to edit from where the groom's tux needed correction. So for one wedding you'd have a month's (assuming 50 hours a week) work in photoshop that couldn't be batch processed. So if you bought an M8 you could shoot one wedding a month. That doesn't sound so easy.....:bang:
jaap
Jaap
buy yourself a nice MP with a scanner and you''l have a full frame 40 Mp "digi"!. And the money you save buy a canon G7 or something like that.
Ronald M
Veteran
There is an easy fix. Just use photoshop to select all the purple /magenta objects, and do localised color correction or desaturate and turn to greyscale. Seems simple enough to me. Portra 160 never does this so I`ll stick to it.
Why we don`t have do do this with Canon/Nikons/DMR I do not understand.
Why we don`t have do do this with Canon/Nikons/DMR I do not understand.
Ronald M
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Matthew Runkel
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Also, each time you take a photo, make a note of any objects in the shot that really are purple or magenta. Then, refer to your notes when implementing the "easy fix."Ronald M said:
Alternatively, simply tape a consumer digicam to your M8 and make a record shot with it each time. Refer to the record shots when implementing the "easy fix."
rxmd
May contain traces of nut
Hi Ronald,
the octopus should be purple.
I think the problem with this is that it can be confusing which purples were originally purple and which of them were black and have to be corrected. So the often-quoted wedding photos might be difficult to fix in Photoshop if the groom happens to wear a purple tie. Or if ten guests arrived in purple desses and another ten dressed in black, and of the ones dressed in black five wear synthetic and another five natural cloth. Of course this is a bit of a borderline case, but the main problem why people are freaking out is that the resulting behaviour appears somewhat erratic.
Apart from the usual problem with overhyped products: if your expectations are X, and the product delivers only X-1, then your disappointment is 1, but if your expectations are 10X, then your disappointment is 9X+1, which is nine times more than the product delivers. So in hyping a product you almost guarantee you're going to be disappointed big time.
Philipp
the octopus should be purple.
I think the problem with this is that it can be confusing which purples were originally purple and which of them were black and have to be corrected. So the often-quoted wedding photos might be difficult to fix in Photoshop if the groom happens to wear a purple tie. Or if ten guests arrived in purple desses and another ten dressed in black, and of the ones dressed in black five wear synthetic and another five natural cloth. Of course this is a bit of a borderline case, but the main problem why people are freaking out is that the resulting behaviour appears somewhat erratic.
Apart from the usual problem with overhyped products: if your expectations are X, and the product delivers only X-1, then your disappointment is 1, but if your expectations are 10X, then your disappointment is 9X+1, which is nine times more than the product delivers. So in hyping a product you almost guarantee you're going to be disappointed big time.
Philipp
jaap
Jaap
I still see purple subjects flowing around are these real purple subject or errors ? (we'll never know)Ronald M said:
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rxmd
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"Leica: Making you see the world through rose-coloured glasses."
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mr roberts
Just R
This is interesting...
This is interesting...
http://www.leica-camera-user.com/digital-forum/9064-m8-back-out-box-possible-solution.html
...as it suggests that a global adjustment in PS is possible (for proofing) and could be run as an action. Not ideal in the end, but a nice workaround to have while they work out the issues.
This is interesting...
http://www.leica-camera-user.com/digital-forum/9064-m8-back-out-box-possible-solution.html
...as it suggests that a global adjustment in PS is possible (for proofing) and could be run as an action. Not ideal in the end, but a nice workaround to have while they work out the issues.
jaapv
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willie_901 said:Easily rectified with an hour or so of skilled Photoshopping.
Actually, a nice, but sad, example. Thanks for showing it.
About 20 seconds correcting in Nikon Capture NX....
jaapv
RFF Sponsoring Member.
Ronald M said:
That octopus has purple fringing...
