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Some tasks are better suited to CPUs than GPUs. If there's a specific type of instruction that PRIME uses that isn't implemented in most GPUs, then it would make sense to ignore them. Similarly you ...

You're welcome :) Happy to help!

Thank you for posting those! Please can you try downloading the images yourself, and see whether they're still having problems with the bad one after you download it? The reason I ask is that I've ...

NR = Noise Reduction A good frequency separation link: https://fstoppers.com/post-production/ultimate-guide-frequency-separation-technique-8699 They're using it on a portrait; but it's good for a ...

Thank you Nigel, that's very useful work! Have you investigated GPU usage at all?

The most obvious difference between your two images is that the goal image appears to be completely desaturated? Also the black point appears to have been raised somewhat (or the contrast lowered). ...

Perhaps you could post one of the problematic images, so we could take a look at it? A working image might also be useful for comparison?

@Alexis: Agreed!

@badi: To be honest given the colour shading of my P20Pro in RAW, I'd recommend sticking with the 40MP JPEGs in most cases. The JPEGs from the mono camera are good too. The longer...

Off the top of my head I suspect you've changed your export settings; and DPP doesn't interpret the results correctly. One thing I have seen suggested is greyscale JPEGs causes it problems. Are the ...

It's probably one of the slowest tools in the PS toolset, and obviously the size of your image, and the nature of the shake will determine how fast it is. That said, I've just used one blur trace ...

First up, the white balance "as shot" is really odd. There's a very strong greenish tint overall. When there's no obvious white point, balance by eye, I settled on 6300K (0 tint). As always when it ...

Fair enough on the zoom aspect :)

That FZ80 is a dismal performer though... Have you looked at the sample images?! Not good.

Other than the zoom, I'm not convinced that dedicated cameras offer...

It is indeed; I love the placement of that horse and rider on the bluff overlooking the plain - well seen! I've rotated a bit to reduce the tilt, although on looking at it, perhaps not enough... I ...

I'd have thought the more significant point here is the DR. That Hibiscus is badly clipped in the JPEG, but the histogram goes all the way to the left too. Oh dear!

@Bobthearch: I see where you're coming from, but have you looked at the image quality of the FZ80? There's a reason they're available so cheaply ;)

Ignoring the zoom aspect my Huawei P20 Pro phone...

Thank you! LOL; to be honest there's always going to be something. That's one of the reasons a single frame proper digital panoramic camera appeals so strongly to me. So much so that I went out and ...

Understandable; if it's any consolation I didn't even notice the boat until I looked at the image very closely, and even then only because you mentioned it! The waves are more of a problem for me ...

The stitching most of us do today is a technical challenge. Very few folks use tilt-shift lenses, some folks use nodal heads, but most people throw a random selection of images shot at different ...

I like it a lot, but it feels a bit green shifted to me? If you don't mind, here's my interpretation. AutoTone, plus a bit of ColorBalance (towards Red): I hope you like it!

Both. I came from a 5D2, and I find the A7R2 irritatingly slow in operation at times (getting to 100% review in particular). The A7R3 fixes most if not all of my irritations/frustrations with the ...