And I can confirm(!) that, user of a Canon camera, regards Ger
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2014-12-29 9:54 GMT+01:00 jeremy rosen <[email protected]>:
> you're not doing anything wrong, it is a common reaction when you begin
> working with RAW
>
> it's all based on the assumption that camera JPG are "correct". Camera JPG
> are heavily post-processed, including all sort of steps to improve
> skintones.
>
> DT gives you the RAW image. i.e the image as it really was captured by the
> sensor. All those steps you need to master yourself, and it took me a
> couple of month before my own images were comparable to camera JPG
>
> this is a normal learning process...
>
> On Fri, Dec 26, 2014 at 10:59 AM, Matteo Gloyer <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Hello list,
>>
>> recently I have been experimenting with raw NEF files from a Nikon D750
>> in Darktable 1.6.
>> Compared to the camera rendered JPG however, at initial import the colors
>> seemed significantly off. In particular, the camera JPGs had fairly natural
>> skin tones even with indoor lighting and auto WB, whereas the same shots
>> imported as NEF files into Darktable had by default rather unnatural
>> orange-ish skin colors. Overall WB also seemed a bit off (somewhat
>> yellow-greenish I would say), even though WB in Darktable was set to camera
>> WB.
>> I'm by all means a beginner, so I'm probably doing something wrong, but
>> toying with WB, saturation, tone curves etc., I found it very hard to even
>> match the camera JPG color quality, let alone improve on it.
>> Any suggestions as to what I might be doing wrong?
>>
>> Thanks a lot
>>
>>
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