Hallöchen! Heiko Bauke writes:
> [...] > > I would never recommend to bake lens corrections into the RAW file > (as it is possible with Sony) as a default procedure. However, > the idea that one corrects some lens errors already in the camera > in the RAW file appears less crazy when you realize that RAW files > do to really represent raw data. I agree that what is raw is impossible to define, and real-world RAW files already contain some processing steps. The engineers have to make compromises, and sometimes miss the sweet spot as seen by the customers. FWIW, I find myself mostly on the side of the engineers rather than the customers. For example, I like the lossy compression of Sony's ARWs. The niches for which it fails (astro) may simply avoid Sony, and all others can copy their RAWs in shorter time, from an engineer's perspective. But it's a marketing disaster. Sony's engineers went too far with applying vignetting correction to RAW files, though. Tschö, Torsten. -- Torsten Bronger ___________________________________________________________________________ darktable developer mailing list to unsubscribe send a mail to darktable-dev+unsubscr...@lists.darktable.org
