It was 13/11/03 5:20 pm, when Christopher Gonta wrote:
> Try this, take your 1Ds and find a tree with nice green leaves on it, I
> know, not easy this time of year. Then take a picture of it in full
> sunshine( wrong time of year again), using raw. Export the file to a 8
> bit tiff, adobe RGB 1998. Open it in photoshop, inspect the blue
> channel. What do you see? I'll tell you what I see, there seems to be
> considerable amounts of sharpening going on.
Christopher
Doesn't the 1Ds have an option to turn off sharpening? IAC, RAW files should
not be sharpened. I thought the whole idea of having a RAW file was it was
just that, RAW. No camera settings applied.
Try the test again but don't use any sharpening in the RAW converter,
convert it to CMYK and see what results you get.
Not a Sinar user or a 10Ds user so can't compare...I have a sneaking feeling
what you are seeing are artefacts caused by contrast and color aberration.
--/ Shangara Singh.
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