On Tue, 2008-06-24 at 18:45 +0200, Laurent Meunier wrote: [snip]
> Does someone know why all my photos lack of contrast? I think it is just matter of setting the black & white points with a curve, then playing with applying an "S" to the curve. I took your Raw file and played with it a bit. I'm far from an expert at this, but here is the result from a quick setting of the end points and a quick S to the curve: After adjusted curve in Rawstudio: http://img262.imageshack.us/my.php?image=imgp0611pefhd6.jpg Screenie of Rawstudio settings: http://img365.imageshack.us/my.php?image=screenshotrawstudiohomeqe5.png What steps I used - 1) Right click on line in Curve window, select to "Auto adjust curve ends"; 2) Left click (and hold) on the curve line at a point, you can then drag that point. The screenshot image gives you an idea of what points I selected to adjust the curve. IMHO, just auto setting the black & white points on the curve makes a better looking image than bumping the contrast to 1,20 in Rawstudio. But that could certainly just be a matter of individual preference. :) I'm sure you or others could do better, but I think the image I adjusted looks better than either the dcraw or ufraw images you posted. The dcraw image I am seeing is too yellow for my taste, the ufraw image too dark. To be fair, you should be able to make the same curve adjustments in ufraw. Hope this is of some help Laurent. Bob -- public key available under [EMAIL PROTECTED] at http://www.keyserver.net GPG-FP 72F5 56CB 16E5 D357 E6AE 128E 7BF9 6DED 0BE5 5FB0
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