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Konica Minolta DiMAGE A200

02/13/2004 08:24:19 AM · #1

Update/ patch supporting some new cameras at

//www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/cameraraw.html

TG73

02/21/2004 10:48:07 AM · #2

I got Photoshop CS a couple days ago. I had been using Elements. CS is pretty nice.

Originally posted by Gordon:

Update/ patch supporting some new cameras at

//www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/cameraraw.html

tommy_t

Canon EOS-60D

Canon EF 17-40mm f/4.0L USM

02/21/2004 11:06:58 AM · #3

Patch works great!

LindaLee

Canon EOS-40D

Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM

02/21/2004 12:24:58 PM · #4

Is this just for PS CS, or can it be used with PS7??

kirbic

Canon EOS R5

Canon RF 24-70mm f/2.8 L IS

02/21/2004 01:02:39 PM · #5

Originally posted by lhall:

Is this just for PS CS, or can it be used with PS7??

From what I am reading on Adobe's site it is just for CS, however I do believe that for those who had purchsed the RAW Plug-in for 7.0, Adobe was (is?) offering a discount on the upgrade to CS that I THINK was about equal to the value of the plug-in. Don't quote me on this last, I'm over 40 and youknow hwat they say about the memory... not what was I talking about??

Canon EF 70-200mm f/4.0L USM

03/29/2004 09:19:42 PM · #6

For the people who own Capture One DSLR and Photoshop CS - which are you using ? I'm in the process of switching to just Photoshop as it seems to offer everything I could need - any thoughts ?

welcher

Canon EOS-5D

03/29/2004 09:23:43 PM · #7

I've only tried Capture One, and liked the results. Don't like having to move between programs, though. I use PSCS regularly, and love the integration.

The three professional photographers I know who shoot digital all swear that C1DSLR gives better results, but concede that the differences are very small. Basically, they like Phase One's built-in camera profiles better than the ones Adobe came up with.

Message edited by author 2004-03-29 21:24:05.

Canon EF 70-200mm f/4.0L USM

03/29/2004 09:26:26 PM · #8

Originally posted by welcher:

The three professional photographers I know who shoot digital all swear that C1DSLR gives better results, but concede that the differences are very small. Basically, they like Phase One's built-in camera profiles better than the ones Adobe came up with.

That's just what I'm comparing right now - I've never been very happy with what phase One does to reds on my D60 using their profiles, or ones I've corrected - reds end up quite orangy, compared to reality.

I think there was a 'bug' in the original ACR 2.0 - in that the shadows slider defaults to 0, when it should actually be set to 'something' around about 5 for a half way decent result.

welcher

Canon EOS-5D

03/29/2004 09:49:52 PM · #9

I'm curious about your comments on the shadow slider. I've always used the exposure and shadow sliders with the "alt" key, to check and see when, where, and in what channel clipping started to occur. I'd never considered there to be a "correct" default value.

As to your comments about the profiles, I've heard similar. Having only used C1DSLR a few times, I can't corroborate, but I'm very happy w/ the results ACR gives me.

EddyG

Canon EOS-1D Mark II

Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM

03/29/2004 09:51:49 PM · #10

Originally posted by Gordon:

Have you checked out Magne Nilsen's replacement camera profiles for C1?

03/29/2004 10:09:36 PM · #11

Originally posted by welcher:

Apparently a lot of people didn't change the shadow value from the default 0. It was supposed to be at some value generally, other than zero.

The default is now 5.