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11/24/2008 05:28:14 PM · #1 |
Okay, so I'm wondering if I never noticed it before or if I just threw something off. I make all my changes in RAW using DPP (expsure, add sharpen etc.). I make all the changes I need and then I convert all them to exif-JPG. I then go to view the JPGs in Windows default viewer or even OSX default (preview) and I notice the color changes I made, but the sharpness doesn't show in these programs when I open them, so they look out of focus or smudgy. If I open in CS3 or any photo editor the sharpness and edits are exact. Am I missing something? I ask because I'm giving this certain family a disc of the shots and I don't want them to open them, set as wallpaper, and then have it look like crap. Thanks for any help in advance.
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11/24/2008 06:00:43 PM · #2 |
Any ideas? Shows up fine once imported to iPhoto though. Hmmm.
Message edited by author 2008-11-24 18:14:24.
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11/24/2008 06:27:44 PM · #3 |
DId you get the book on RAW Color Conversion? or any book on computers and color conversion? Be a good idea. Talks a bit about sharpening etc also.
Those crappy viewers are exactly for that...to view. Did you go down to 100% to look at them in the viewers? Most programs "simulate" anything not 100%. Even PHotoshop
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11/24/2008 06:35:52 PM · #4 |
No, but it's on my Christmas list. I think I'm going to go thumb through it at Border's sometime this week.
Ah! I see, that's what I wasn't sure about. Thanks, once I go in to 100 I can see the sharpening for sure. Stupid preview viewers!
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