Have you taken a look at Adobe's Lightroom? It's currently available
in beta form for free on Macs, and does a decent job with raw files.
Scott
On 5/11/06, J.A.C.MacNeill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey . I do appreciate all the responses to my question about
printing a RAW image. Since th
I'm a little late here, but the reason that you are having trouble
finding a way to print a RAW format is that you are not supposed to
print RAW files.
No printer, short of a film-recorder (which uses light to print the
image onto film), can print anywhere near the range of tones that can be
Hey . I do appreciate all the responses to my question about
printing a RAW image. Since then, I have learned a bit about Capture
One LE (which I will probably buy) and I have converted RAWs to JPEGs
and Tiff files (huge) within Capture One, imported into iPhoto and
printed, with varyin
I don't want this to sound pedantic, but my undersranding is that it isn't
possible to print or even view a RAW file.
The RAW file has no gamma adjustment, curve or colour interpolation applied.
Plus it is 12 bit.
When "viewing" a RAW file, one is actually looking at a ciff, tiff or jpeg
cre
> Mark Rogers wrote:
> Personally I shoot a lot of candid's so I now try to stick
> with Raw unless space becomes an issue.
>
> When I'm not shooting candid's I still find that I can
> usually find some benefit in RAW The improvement in RAW
> processing since my D30 has been quite dramatic.
T
Picasa on PC side can do that, unless it's a file from 30D .. they
will probably update it soon
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> I believe you can print a RAW file directly wi
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> Yes the best thing about RAW is exposure control after-the-fact, but
> to be honest I shoot JPEG 99% of
I believe you can print a RAW file directly without conversion with Apple
Aperture.
Kyle
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To: eos@a1.nl
Subject: Re: EOS printing RAW?
Date: Wed, 10 May 2006 11:06:11 -0400
I'm a little late here, but the reason that you
I'm a little late here, but the reason that you are having trouble
finding a way to print a RAW format is that you are not supposed to
print RAW files.
No printer, short of a film-recorder (uses light to print the image onto
film), can print anywhere near the range of tones that can be capture
>
> Yes the best thing about RAW is exposure control
> after-the-fact, but to be honest I shoot JPEG 99% of the time
> because my end result is a print from a printer that cannot
> out-resolve the original.
>
>
> Cheers,
> Cotty
No argument here, I still shoot more JPG than RAW myself, it
(Maybe re-typing the subject line helps...)
DPP has a number of profiling options in Tools > Preferences (Ctrl-K
in Win) including printer profiles. Any device you have installed
drivers for, actually.
Ken
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J.A.C.MacNeill wrote:
At the risk of looking like I don't have a clue, I have been messing
around with RAW images in Capture One LE (the demo for the moment).
These are from a 20D. How do I now print those images? Can't print
from Capture One. Photoshop Elements won't open .CR2 images. Is it
Hn, seems that I can open RAW images with elements 4.0 but
printing is another matter.
Bob
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Curiosity killed the cat although I was a suspect for a
DPP has a number of profiling options in Tools > Preferences (Ctrl-K
in Win) including printer profiles. Any device you have installed
drivers for, actually.
Ken
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DPP has a number of profiling options in Tools > Preferences (Ctrl-K
in Win) including printer profiles. Any device you have installed
drivers for, actually.
Ken
At 08:35 AM 5/9/2006, you wrote:
see a print option in the File menu in DPP (which is available as a
free download from Canon's w
Folks,
I see a print option in the File menu in DPP (which is available as a
free download from Canon's website). However, I don't know how good
its color management is -- if it allows any. You definitely want to
use the proper profile for your printer, otherwise, the colors will be
off. Sometime
On 8/5/06, Tom Pfeiffer, discombobulated, unleashed:
>For me, the benefit of RAW is exposure control. Once I've tweaked the
>exposure until I'm happy with it, then it's time to make a JPG (or TIFF) for
>further manipulation. Yes, you lose quality with a JPG, but it's
>progressive, not all at once.
On Mon, 8 May 2006 08:12:28 -0500, J.A.C.MacNeill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote/replied to:
>At the risk of looking like I don't have a clue, I have been messing
>around with RAW images in Capture One LE (the demo for the moment).
>These are from a 20D. How do I now print those images? Can't print f
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> J.A.C.MacNeill
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> To: eos@a1.nl
> Subject: EOS printing RAW?
>
> At the risk of looking like I don't have a clue, I have been messing
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
> J.A.C.MacNeill
> Sent: Monday, May 08, 2006 8:12 AM
> To: eos@a1.nl
> Subject: EOS printing RAW?
>
> At the risk of looking like I don't have a clue, I have been
>
At the risk of looking like I don't have a clue, I have been messing
around with RAW images in Capture One LE (the demo for the moment).
These are from a 20D. How do I now print those images? Can't print from
Capture One. Photoshop Elements won't open .CR2 images. Is it that you
have to convert
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