Like you I am also testing the water with a D70.
By the way, the water is fine!!!
I am using CS to process RAW nefs, and am getting comfortable with it. My
trial of CAPTURE 4.1 expired, I think 30 days is far two little time to get
familiar enough with the software to decide wether to buy it or not. I agree
it is clunky and non intuitive. As well there is damm all support in the way
of useful instructions, unlike CS, for witch you can buy manuals and how to
books by the dozen.
I actually had a problem with some Raw files today, 3/4 portraits. One in
particular had shocking moire on a mushroom coloured blouse. In CS raw, The
noise adjustment, even on maximum mereley reduced the moire to grey stripes.
In CS proper, using duplicate layer/blend mode-Colour, Gaussian blur from
10-60 pixels still leaves stripes. Capture 4.1 loaded onto another
workstation succesfully removed most of the moire on the low and medium
settings, except for a few which needed "high". I found that using a low
setting on bad ones removes 80-90% of the moire and then using the colour
blend/blur method at fairly low settings removes the moire completely. The
moire occurs evenly in all three RGB channels as well as in L and a,b in lab
mode so the normal techniques don't work.
So far this moire problem is the only serious deficiency in the D70, (and
from what I have heard with most other cameras as well) and it looks like I
will need to buy Cap 4.1 for this alone! And maybe for it's Auto dust
removal feature, witch I haven't tried yet.
If anyone has other solutions to my moire prob, please post!
 regards
Frank Styevko (from OZ)

>----- Original Message ----- 
>From: "John Cole" Sent: Thursday, August 05, 2004 5:59 PM
>Subject: Re: [PRODIG] C1 Pro or Nikon Capture 4?
>

> At 23:55 04/08/2004, you wrote:
> >C1 Pro or Nikon Capture 4?

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