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Viewpoint indeed works nice for some scenes. Where it often fails are architectural and interior shots—straight lines are getting curved in the process of "volume deformation" as they call it.

Huh, finally I can take an appropriate picture of my tomcat with his especially thick fur!

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O.k., this maybe a good reason :) (wasn't aware of that)

> and you are supposed to change the "exposure" in Lightroom anyway

You are kidding, aren't you?

May I ask for what reason the "Use XMP for .." (TIFF, PNG and HEIC/HEIF files) isn't set as a default?

True of course, I understand your point very well. Maybe a way of preventing confusion would be to mark the JPG's clipping differently to how over-/under"exposure" is displayed in FRV. Like ...

Thanks, 'problem' solved. Yes, I'd like to get displayed the over-/underexposed areas of e.g. JPG files using OE or UE in the same manner like with Raw files. This would help judging/culling JPG ...

Maybe they could fix it via menu—by adding an item that will enable the ISO dial working as EC dial (?)

A very nice update, Iliah. Viewing HEIC files works like a charm. One question concerning TIF-files: When trying to display Tif images with a bigger file size than 100 MB FRV (on my Win 10 machine) ...

Sorry, I've no idea what could be the reason for that behaviour. I only noticed that Nikon offers their Windows version as ver. 1.0.1 while it says 1.0.0 for Mac. Maybe 1.0.0 still is kind of a ...

Maybe 'common knowledge' because one had to know the basics much better than today for achieving good results (lack of auto modes)? And they certainly didn't need triangles to explain exposure :)

Thanks Iliah. So your grandfather was well ahead of his time—cool.

64 MP is photo mode only. Why should it not be useful for stills in your opinion?

I don't know anything about the Lubitels and only can guess it had to do something with the shutter speed provided being not fast enough? Concering your grandfather—are you perhaps willing to ...

Aha. I just opened image #3 from the gallery as Raw (dng) file in PS, did a few tweaks and have to say it doesn't look that bad. In opposite, I'm a bit astonished what seems to be possible with...

Different use case.

Be grateful for scenes where you can apply DxO's "volume deformation"—while your rocks obviously benefit from it often the opposite is true e.g. for interior shots ;)

> and steeping back would...

As a suggestion: Adding some shots taken at better light conditions and with faster shutter speeds would help to judge the level possible in terms of image quality.

And even the included interior shot shows it's no easy to use this lens.