medon78

Just came across this interesting thread about ISO, SOS and REI. Was news to me. So go to DPR's studio test scene and check the shutter speeds at ISO3200 / f/5.6 in JPEG mode: Canon EOS R: 1/1250 s ...

Maybe it's dull light season around Seattle, but colors are just very unbalanced. Kind of brownish in general, but the red Mini and the blue jeans stand out somehow.
Will be interesting to see some...

Runaway fish

I didn't go through the whole thread, so I guess someone else gave a similar answer. If you want some more punchy results from your G3, look for some other picture mode in the settings menu: ...

FYI Small bugfixes only, according to the readme

I just played around with RawDigger and the dpreview studio test scene. Idea: Get the RAW values of the 18% patch in the color checker, and see, how many stops from the camera's clipping point ...

Yes sure! Basically, you can do all the operations that you can do in any RAW editor, including assigning different color profiles, do B/W conversions... check it out! You might have missed something.

That was my point: The Olympus camera can do something, what Olympus' RAW development software cannot do. So, if you want to recover some highlights and don't want to use any 3rds party RAW ...

OV3 is exactly the same --> cloud details lost / not recovered. If you want to have a try, here are the original files to play with. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/xc7kdb44wu7acaw/AABozmud9qjlJO4r1f8ED ...

Sure. See pictures... you need to shoot RAW or JPG+RAW, of course. Cheers! ... clicking "Yes" will create a new .JPG file on the memory card with your settings.

I see your point. Thanks for the hint! I did not get what you mean exactly by "... that's 1/3 of a stop more than 18% calls for." 18% is middle gray, but is there some sort of standard that says: ...

I'm afraid not. The sample above was edited using Olympus Work Space. The image pipeline seems to produce the same results as OV3, just faster.

The camera leaves the original files on the SD card as they are. It creates a new .JPG file from RAW with the settings you choose.

Olympus does the same thing. With the E-M1 Mark II, there is a base ISO 200, and a low-ISO of 64. That's a whopping 1 2/3rd EV overexposure, so even for moderately contrasty scenes, you loose all ...

Quick Hint: Just found out that pulling RAWs (lowering exposure after the fact with in-camera RAW editing) works MUCH better that doing the same with Olympus' Software OV3/OWS. Cheers Over-exposed ...

OWS is not yet a professional tool, much too slow for this. But I do like its output much better compared to lightroom in most cases: Colors simply look better (and, additionally, exactly like in ...

Thanks. Looks very clean, great location. Need to do better scouting before shooting. Cheers! :-)

I am very jealous now. Just saw this great result, which makes my own attempt look extremely bad in comparison. Just have a look some threads below. Would you mind sharing one of your RAWs? I would ...

Really like the Fuji color signature.

... Just curious... with the settings you posted, I got this: This was your starting point for doing manual work in PS? BR Medon