It is the *red* that I find most offensive when using the 'normal' base 
curve. Yes, I can start with the lineal setting and work from there but 
that is also a lot of work.

Marie-Noëlle suggested that she was getting lobster tones on skin and I agree, 
wooden furniture in my images becomes fire red beyond words and this is not a 
temperature problem.

Other raw importers have a provision to tweak the raw rgb inputs, would that be 
a helpful proposition?

David

On 13-07-17 11:21 PM, Torsten Bronger wrote:
> Hallöchen!
>
> Marie-Noëlle Augendre writes:
>
>> I'm not interested in that.
>>
>> I work on an artistic level, and don't want anybody, Canon
>> engineers or whoever, to dictate the rendering of my pictures.
> If you don't like the basecurve, fair enough, turn it off.  But
> David spoke about something different:
>
> The colour matrices -- whether "standard" or "enhanced" -- are
> supposed to yield correct colours.  They are not a matter of taste
> of some engineers.  If they don't work, this must be investigated.
>
> And: I would also like to have investigated the strongly saturating
> effect of the small convex part of the basecurve.  Have you tried to
> remove the lowest control point?  Did it remove the lobster effect?
>
> Tschö,
> Torsten.
>


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