Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2012/10/30
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]I prefer to see them as they leave the camera, some come out contrasty depending on the light/subject john -----Original Message----- We're just talking about how they pop up when you first see them. Never would you just leave them that way. But its supposed to get you a little bit close. Mark William Rabiner > > Odd, I have not done all my MM images the same way and not sure why I > would want to? > > john > > -----Original Message----- > > Just slide the magic slider froggy to the place in which you think it > looks like you want it to look when you first see it and save that as the > default. > "Save New Camera Raw Defaults" at the tiny arrow on the right. > Then all your images which you've not done anything to yet will shift to > that. > And all the ones you are going to do will come up that way in the first > place. > Its like working with dream negs. The negs of our dreams. That we > thought would exist in the year 2525. > > Mark William Rabiner > > >> I don't have much experience to compare in regards to digital capture >> & post processing, but I can say that the MM images which I have >> taken are significantly easier to process to a level that I like than >> any of the p&s files or film scans that I have. >> >> And yes, as John said in his reply, the raw files can seem low >> contrast but what you can do with those sliders is fantastic... >> >> Jay >> >> On 10/30/2012 6:23 PM, Frank Filippone wrote: >>> I downloaded the images, used LR. They appear a bit low contrast to >>> me, so I twiddled a few sliders. >>> >>> I can not imagine what this is going to be like with the 50 ASPH >>> Summicron...... >>> >>> Boy do I wish I had an extra $7K to spare............ >>> >>> >>> Frank Filippone >>> Red735i at verizon.net >>>