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Rawker Software - get bigger files on m4/3!

Discussion in 'Image Processing' started by soundimageplus, Sep 24, 2010.

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  1. soundimageplus

    soundimageplus Top Veteran

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    Jul 6, 2010
    soundimageplus, Sep 24, 2010
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  2. duffer49

    duffer49 Rookie

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    Jul 9, 2010
    UK
    Very interesting converter, on my NX10 the files are the same size but high iso files have much less noise than in LR. There is slightly less fine detail but the overall result is better than I can get with LR + noise reduction. Thanks for the tip!
     
    duffer49, Sep 24, 2010
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  3. soundimageplus

    soundimageplus Top Veteran

    578
    Jul 6, 2010
    Lens Corrections

    More on the differences between Rawker processing and in camera "corrections" This time on the 7-14 Lumix Zoom.

    Soundimageplus: Panasonic 7-14 lens corrections.

    <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/45203414@N06/5022630938/" title="GH1 with 7-14mm f/4 by soundimageplus, on Flickr"> 5022630938_ed819e456b.jpg "375" height="500" alt="GH1 with 7-14mm f/4" /></a>
     
    soundimageplus, Sep 25, 2010
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  4. soundimageplus

    soundimageplus Top Veteran

    578
    Jul 6, 2010
    I've just had a look at some of my NX10 files, I got 41.5MB from the camera jpg, a 40.1MB file from Photoshop CS5 and a 41.9MB file from Rawker. Very odd.
     
    soundimageplus, Sep 27, 2010
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  5. duffer49

    duffer49 Rookie

    19
    Jul 9, 2010
    UK
    Tested again and all my NX files are the same at 40.1. Then checked Rawker preferences and changed to 'always use DCRaw' and the file size increased to 41.9. This must be what you are using and it gives a very different result with lower contrast, detail closer to LR and rather inaccurate colours (I think). Certainly think Rawker has potential in reducing high iso noise with NX files anyway - just a shame I never use anything over 400 as a rule.
     
    duffer49, Sep 27, 2010
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