Adobe MRW plugin!!!

Hi Sam,

Have you been able to try it? If yes, what about the jaggies one gets with the Minolta converter? I expect the Adobe plugin to be better...
All I gotsda say is YEAH Bay-Beeeee.........

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Where did you say the 'make coffee' button was on this camera?
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Alien
 
it's about time but i don't like the $99 price tag for the plugin... i say OH NOOOOO Bay-Beeeee......
All I gotsda say is YEAH Bay-Beeeee.........

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Where did you say the 'make coffee' button was on this camera?
 
Well if the results are better then with the Dimage Viewer, with lower noise, 16bit per color chanel, more acuurate colors, sharper images then 99$ would be acceptable for me. I trust as soon as anyone tries it, that that they will post some samples?

I tried many different MRW converters for the minolta and allways get too much nose in the blue chanel and that allways gave me mixed results when I tried to ICC color profile the D7i. Sincerely hope this will imporve things for the Minolta Cameras.

Peter Marina
All I gotsda say is YEAH Bay-Beeeee.........

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Where did you say the 'make coffee' button was on this camera?
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Peter Marina

'...I sometimes try to help the humans...' Cosmo Kramer.
 
now there is too much "nose" in the blue chanel... :-)
I tried many different MRW converters for the minolta and allways
get too much nose in the blue chanel and that allways gave me mixed
results when I tried to ICC color profile the D7i. Sincerely hope
this will imporve things for the Minolta Cameras.

Peter Marina
All I gotsda say is YEAH Bay-Beeeee.........

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Where did you say the 'make coffee' button was on this camera?
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Peter Marina

'...I sometimes try to help the humans...' Cosmo Kramer.
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D7i
http://www.pbase.com/roymayes
 
$99 would probably be acceptable to me to if Minolta refunds my money for the piece of c-r-a-p DIVU 2.0 they sold me... and if they won't refund me then maybe they could meet me half way by making a program that actually works on the mac. the update they released for the mac back in sept/oct is not compatible with Jaguar (OS X 10.2.x) and constantly crashes. that was the biggest waste of $40 i ever spent.

john
I tried many different MRW converters for the minolta and allways
get too much nose in the blue chanel and that allways gave me mixed
results when I tried to ICC color profile the D7i. Sincerely hope
this will imporve things for the Minolta Cameras.

Peter Marina
All I gotsda say is YEAH Bay-Beeeee.........

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Where did you say the 'make coffee' button was on this camera?
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Peter Marina

'...I sometimes try to help the humans...' Cosmo Kramer.
 
The Adobe site indicates the plug-in works with OS 9 also
john
I tried many different MRW converters for the minolta and allways
get too much nose in the blue chanel and that allways gave me mixed
results when I tried to ICC color profile the D7i. Sincerely hope
this will imporve things for the Minolta Cameras.

Peter Marina
All I gotsda say is YEAH Bay-Beeeee.........

--
Where did you say the 'make coffee' button was on this camera?
--
Peter Marina

'...I sometimes try to help the humans...' Cosmo Kramer.
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D7i
http://www.pbase.com/roymayes
 
from what i remember those 2 free plug-ins are PC only (i have a mac) and you don't have as much control over the levels as you do with the new adobe plug-in.....
Ilike yhe price o fthe two free plug-ins already available for free.

MinoltaMan

100 bucks richer....
 
Price is pretty steep $99. Is it worth it. When you can convert with DIVU for free and get raw converters on the net for free. I even picked up a home-made plug-in for RAW.

Hard to see the value.

Mange
All I gotsda say is YEAH Bay-Beeeee.........

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Where did you say the 'make coffee' button was on this camera?
 
Hey dont laugh, the images really stunk like crazy. They had too much nose, or maybe the photographer was the prolem....LOL, sorry for the typo and hope it made a few people smile... "nose" was supposed to be "noise".

Peter Marina
I tried many different MRW converters for the minolta and allways
get too much nose in the blue chanel and that allways gave me mixed
results when I tried to ICC color profile the D7i. Sincerely hope
this will imporve things for the Minolta Cameras.

Peter Marina
All I gotsda say is YEAH Bay-Beeeee.........

--
Where did you say the 'make coffee' button was on this camera?
--
Peter Marina

'...I sometimes try to help the humans...' Cosmo Kramer.
--
D7i
http://www.pbase.com/roymayes
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Peter Marina

'...I sometimes try to help the humans...' Cosmo Kramer.
 
If the price tag bothers you, you could also wait till the end of the year when PS8 is release. On the Adobe web site it says that at least the RAW plugin will be included in future versions of PS. Hopefully JP2000 support is also included.

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Jeff
 
All I know is...if it keeps me from having to figure out how to use and manipulate crappy DIVU, I will do it. Besides...even the "for OS X 10.2" version of DIVU isn't very stable. I'll take anything Adobe makes at any price...any day of the week. Especially since I got PS7 so darn cheap (great being a student at a university...$200 for a full version).
 
Alien,

IMO, (based on about 2 hours with it today) the MRW support in the Minolta plug-in is at least as good as DIVU and may be better. $100 to get JP2K (effective lossless compression) support and remove an entire application from my workflow was a bargain.

Bye Bye DIVU!

Now if that plug-in worked in PS Album (which I also got today), I'd be downright tickled. But, of course, it does not ..whimper..

-Laird
Have you been able to try it? If yes, what about the jaggies one
gets with the Minolta converter? I expect the Adobe plugin to be
better...
All I gotsda say is YEAH Bay-Beeeee.........

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Where did you say the 'make coffee' button was on this camera?
--
Alien
 
Hi Laird,

If you are using the MRW plug-in from adobe, could you post some samples of it compared to a plain camera JPG and a DIVU raw conversion? It would be nice to see how Adobe performs in terms of color acuracy, detail and more importantly, NOISE.

Thanx
Peter Marina
IMO, (based on about 2 hours with it today) the MRW support in the
Minolta plug-in is at least as good as DIVU and may be better. $100
to get JP2K (effective lossless compression) support and remove an
entire application from my workflow was a bargain.

Bye Bye DIVU!

Now if that plug-in worked in PS Album (which I also got today),
I'd be downright tickled. But, of course, it does not ..whimper..

-Laird
Have you been able to try it? If yes, what about the jaggies one
gets with the Minolta converter? I expect the Adobe plugin to be
better...
All I gotsda say is YEAH Bay-Beeeee.........

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Where did you say the 'make coffee' button was on this camera?
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Alien
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Peter Marina

'...I sometimes try to help the humans...' Cosmo Kramer.
 

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