Hi, Fred Miranda makes a Digital Velvia that allows you to control saturation in several steps. Works quite well.
For conversion from RAW to something else, I personally prefer RawShooter Essentials. It's available as a free download (do a google search and you'll find it). The shots from most digital SLR's will seem a bit on the dull side if you use Adobe RAW or other RAW formats. The intent is to allow you to adjust the image in Photoshop. Unlike for the P&S cameras, where the grainy jpg image is the end result... RawShooter has settings that will vary the contrast, saturation. I generally find that to be perfect for my pictures. No need for any other filters. Tom > But it seems that I have to learn a lot: first I shot with standard settings > and was quite disappointed about the results. The images had low contrast > and seemed to be very flat. But after playing around I found some settings > that are more satisfying to me. > > But still, there are some questions left and I wonder if anyone would share > his or her knowledge with me. > > Are there existing profiles that I can upload to the camera in oder to > simulate certain film emulsions i.e. Fuji Velvia? * **** ******* *********************************************************** * For list instructions, including unsubscribe, see: * http://www.a1.nl/phomepag/markerink/eos_list.htm ***********************************************************
