The Colours of Wood...
RAW conversion but than differently...
Doing some experimenting with RAW conversion ...
How a dull grey tree-trunk can reveal its inner secrets...
Below the original unprocessed JPEG from the RAW-file.
How I did it??
Just experiment with the sliders...
I mostly use Pixmantec RAW-Shooter Premium...
Gives me more playground and better results to my liking...
Doing some experimenting with RAW conversion ...
How a dull grey tree-trunk can reveal its inner secrets...
Below the original unprocessed JPEG from the RAW-file.
How I did it??
Just experiment with the sliders...
I mostly use Pixmantec RAW-Shooter Premium...
Gives me more playground and better results to my liking...
posted by Loes & Ronald at 8:45 p.m.
3 Comments:
Exposing towards the right (without blowing up too much) is the best way to get most out of the image, and surely you are on the right track ;-)
very upsetting actualy, and quite in relation with my previous comment (the painter looks at an egg and paints a bird).
I shall try the software...
There is really much more information contained in the RAW file. Since I discovered it, I stopped to use the JPG format :)
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