Thank you.
No rocket science. First of all, as you wrote, it's a D200 ! I shot RAW and because I use Lightroom and not NX, I'm "loosing" any setting I could record in the camera except the WB which is by default on Direct Sunshine.
I'm using a standard landscape LR template I built when I began with LR.
Here it is :
------------------------------s = {
id = "9D13B814-D3FF-4313-AFEE-57EB501FCBB9",
internalName = "D200 Base Landscape + détail",
title = "D200 Base Landscape + détail",
type = "Develop",
value = {
settings = {
AutoBrightness = false,
AutoContrast = false,
AutoExposure = false,
AutoShadows = false,
BlueHue = 0,
BlueSaturation = 0,
Brightness = 50,
CameraProfile = "Adobe Standard",
ChromaticAberrationB = 0,
ChromaticAberrationR = 0,
Clarity = 20,
ColorNoiseReduction = 25,
ColorNoiseReductionDetail = 50,
Contrast = 25,
ConvertToGrayscale = false,
CropConstrainToWarp = 0,
Defringe = 0,
EnableCalibration = true,
EnableColorAdjustments = true,
EnableDetail = true,
EnableEffects = true,
EnableGradientBasedCorrections = true,
EnableLensCorrections = true,
EnableSplitToning = true,
Exposure = 0,
FillLight = 0,
GrainAmount = 0,
GrainFrequency = 50,
GrainSize = 25,
GreenHue = 0,
GreenSaturation = 0,
HighlightRecovery = 0,
HueAdjustmentAqua = 0,
HueAdjustmentBlue = 0,
HueAdjustmentGreen = 0,
HueAdjustmentMagenta = 0,
HueAdjustmentOrange = 0,
HueAdjustmentPurple = 0,
HueAdjustmentRed = 0,
HueAdjustmentYellow = 0,
LensManualDistortionAmount = 0,
LensProfileEnable = 1,
LensProfileSetup = "LensDefaults",
LuminanceAdjustmentAqua = 0,
LuminanceAdjustmentBlue = 0,
LuminanceAdjustmentGreen = 0,
LuminanceAdjustmentMagenta = 0,
LuminanceAdjustmentOrange = 0,
LuminanceAdjustmentPurple = 0,
LuminanceAdjustmentRed = 0,
LuminanceAdjustmentYellow = 0,
LuminanceNoiseReductionContrast = 0,
LuminanceNoiseReductionDetail = 50,
LuminanceSmoothing = 0,
ParametricDarks = 0,
ParametricHighlightSplit = 75,
ParametricHighlights = 0,
ParametricLights = 0,
ParametricMidtoneSplit = 50,
ParametricShadowSplit = 25,
ParametricShadows = 0,
PerspectiveHorizontal = 0,
PerspectiveRotate = 0,
PerspectiveScale = 100,
PerspectiveVertical = 0,
PostCropVignetteAmount = 0,
PostCropVignetteFeather = 50,
PostCropVignetteHighlightContrast = 0,
PostCropVignetteMidpoint = 50,
PostCropVignetteRoundness = 0,
PostCropVignetteStyle = 1,
ProcessVersion = "5.7",
RedHue = 0,
RedSaturation = 0,
Saturation = 10,
SaturationAdjustmentAqua = 0,
SaturationAdjustmentBlue = 0,
SaturationAdjustmentGreen = 0,
SaturationAdjustmentMagenta = 0,
SaturationAdjustmentOrange = 0,
SaturationAdjustmentPurple = 0,
SaturationAdjustmentRed = 0,
SaturationAdjustmentYellow = 0,
ShadowTint = 0,
Shadows = 5,
SharpenDetail = 35,
SharpenEdgeMasking = 0,
SharpenRadius = 1,
Sharpness = 75,
SplitToningBalance = 0,
SplitToningHighlightHue = 0,
SplitToningHighlightSaturation = 0,
SplitToningShadowHue = 0,
SplitToningShadowSaturation = 0,
ToneCurve = {
0,
0,
32,
16,
64,
50,
128,
128,
192,
202,
255,
255,
},
ToneCurveName = "Strong Contrast",
Vibrance = 5,
VignetteAmount = 0,
VignetteMidpoint = 50,
orientation = "AB",
},
uuid = "B4B5BC58-8456-4D2A-9476-D496E9FDC629",
},
version = 0,
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Starting this basic adjustment, every picture or serie of pictures receives an appropriate PP
I'm playing a lot with TSI function for giving more texture in the skies when not completely clear.
Hope it helps.
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Cheers - Philippe
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