On Oct 19, 2005, at 4:10 PM, Paul Stenquist wrote:
By the way, I almost always convert to the maximum size that the converter will produce -- a 144 megabyte 16-bit file. Adobe has said that upsizing (interpolating) in the RAW converter is superior to doing it after the fact in PhotoShop. ...
That's a bit controversial. I've done upsampling both in the RAW converter and in Photoshop itself, with a series of different algorithms. I feel there are times when it works better in Camera Raw and other times when it works better using a stair-step approach in Photoshop. It's certainly faster/more responsive to to fundamental edits in Photoshop on the native resolution than on a 144Mbyte file ... just from the basis of shoving so much data around.
Godfrey
