06-30-2010, 09:39 AM
I believe the XSi does the same thing (and all canon cameras). One thing I discovered recently is the Xsi applies lum. noise reduction to jpg and there is no way to turn it off. Anyways DPP seems to use the values from the raw files unless you change them.
[quote name='joachim' date='30 June 2010 - 09:44 AM' timestamp='1277887460' post='761']
Hi,
on my Olympus cameras, these settings of the camera get noted inside the RAW files (ORF in case of Olympus). A number of RAW converters (e.g. Oly Master) read this and process the image with these settings. If I don't like it, I can always override them in the converter. To my knowledge the actual image data in the file is not affected by the camera settings.
The Adobe ACR, which I use via PSE6, only seems to pick up the white balance setting and ignores sharpness, saturation etc.
Not sure how other companies deal with this.
J.
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[quote name='joachim' date='30 June 2010 - 09:44 AM' timestamp='1277887460' post='761']
Hi,
on my Olympus cameras, these settings of the camera get noted inside the RAW files (ORF in case of Olympus). A number of RAW converters (e.g. Oly Master) read this and process the image with these settings. If I don't like it, I can always override them in the converter. To my knowledge the actual image data in the file is not affected by the camera settings.
The Adobe ACR, which I use via PSE6, only seems to pick up the white balance setting and ignores sharpness, saturation etc.
Not sure how other companies deal with this.
J.
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