Kameratrollet

Raw file? If so, just activate a hot pixel filter to remove them in one strike.

No. Check the other thread about M5. https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/4096218

Same as with M5. Try to turn off Exposure simulation.

What I know DNGLab and RawTherapee get the data from Adobe DNG Converter. Matrices from R5 and converted with Adobe DNG Converter 14.4. Perhaps older Adobe DNG Converter gave a different result.

Seems you use the matrices from Adobe DNG Converter for 90D. Anything wrong with the matrices from Adobe DNG Converter and R5? What do you use now for R5 instead? BTW, measured the dynamic range of ...

You can try my dcraw_matrix. It is from Adobe DNG Converter and both darktable and RawTherapee use it. White may be different depending on ISO, but I haven't checked. For ISO 100 16382 is correct. ...

"dcraw_matrix": [ 10424, -3138, -1300, -4221, 11938, 2584, -547, 1658, 6183 ], // DNG_V14.4 D65 "raw_crop": [ 144, 72, 6984, 4660 ]

1999-2003 for the other lenses.

So it has to do with ring type USM? I own EF 28-105/3.5-4.5 USM from 1992, and indeed, it reports focus distance.

Thanks!

In linear display mode. I suppose you get something similar in Lightroom with a linear camera profile or in Capture One with linear response curve.

1. Donate raw files from R7 to raw.pixls.us. 2. Then you create a camera support issue at Github for the free raw converter you use. You could also ask here about DNGLab, but it is based on LibRaw ...

If you turn off everything in FastRawViewer, how does it look then? The same?

If you want a better match with your JPEG, take 10 pictures of flowers or other things with a lot of colour and upload them here https://discuss.pixls.us/t/creating-3d-cube-luts-for-camera-ooc-styl ...

It is my style and I named it Filmic. And it is for version 3.8

Perhaps because you are not in Linear display mode? Page 113 in the FastRawViewer manual. S-shaped tone curve and Adobe 'hidden' exposure correction is applied. Here you are, a Filmic style I ...

Tried another demosaicing method than AHD that Adobe uses? Or tried Enhanced details?

Turn on English subtitle and see if this one is of any help.

For example Canon that I use: With base curve (and preserve color: None) for my camera it looks like the JPEG from Canon. If I activate Highlight tone priority the camera underexposes the raw file ...

I sent it yesterday.