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| DATE | 2013-04-28 |
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| SUBJECT | Re: [NYLXS - HANGOUT] Graphics and Photographs
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Date: Sun, 28 Apr 2013 13:21:01 -0400
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Subject: Re: [NYLXS - HANGOUT] Graphics and Photographs
From: einker
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Nice to see an alternative for ufraw. Its been a bit of a hassle to use
ufraw even though its a package on OpenBSD as well as GIMP. I've found that
RAW images are the easiest to work with especially if you do a lot of
post-processing in photo software. The challenge with RAW is that whatever
software you use, better make sure it supports the make AND model of your
camera. I have a Pentax K-5 and almost all photo software has the ability
to manipulate my RAW images but newer Pentax cameras like the K-5 II have
slightly different RAW files which at least 50% of the software i've seen
wont work with those ... Its easier to use Pentax's photo utility software
to do manual processing of RAW than use GIMP in some cases .......
On Sun, Apr 28, 2013 at 2:37 AM, Ruben Safir wrote:
> I've been working with a lot of graphics (actually I've been doing that
> for decades but aside from that...) and with coin photography, while
> balance has been a very difficult problem. The advise I'd recieved is
> to shoot in RAW mode and do the white balance by hand in the software.
>
> The gimp has a plugin for this called ufraw and it has been very
> difficult to use. The results have not nearly been as good as hoped.
> Instead, I hunted down a new program called RawTherapee. This program,
> as I much as I've been able to understand it up until now, has proven to
> be very very good
>
> http://rawtherapee.com/downloads
>
> The results are posted on the coinhangout forum..
>
>
> Ruben
>
--
Regards,
Evan M. Inker
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Nice to see an alternative for ufraw. Its been a bit of=A0=
a hassle to use ufraw even though its a package on OpenBSD as well as GIMP=
. I've found that RAW images are the easiest to work with especially if=
you do a lot of post-processing in photo software. The challenge with RAW =
is that whatever software you use, better make sure it supports the make AN=
D model of your camera. I have a Pentax K-5 and almost all photo software h=
as the ability to manipulate my RAW images but newer Pentax cameras like th=
e K-5 II have slightly different RAW files which at least 50% of the softwa=
re i've seen wont work with those ... Its easier to use Pentax's ph=
oto utility software to do manual processing of RAW than use GIMP in some c=
ases .......
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Nice to see an alternative for ufraw. Its been a bit of a hassle to use
ufraw even though its a package on OpenBSD as well as GIMP. I've found that
RAW images are the easiest to work with especially if you do a lot of
post-processing in photo software. The challenge with RAW is that whatever
software you use, better make sure it supports the make AND model of your
camera. I have a Pentax K-5 and almost all photo software has the ability
to manipulate my RAW images but newer Pentax cameras like the K-5 II have
slightly different RAW files which at least 50% of the software i've seen
wont work with those ... Its easier to use Pentax's photo utility software
to do manual processing of RAW than use GIMP in some cases .......
On Sun, Apr 28, 2013 at 2:37 AM, Ruben Safir wrote:
> I've been working with a lot of graphics (actually I've been doing that
> for decades but aside from that...) and with coin photography, while
> balance has been a very difficult problem. The advise I'd recieved is
> to shoot in RAW mode and do the white balance by hand in the software.
>
> The gimp has a plugin for this called ufraw and it has been very
> difficult to use. The results have not nearly been as good as hoped.
> Instead, I hunted down a new program called RawTherapee. This program,
> as I much as I've been able to understand it up until now, has proven to
> be very very good
>
> http://rawtherapee.com/downloads
>
> The results are posted on the coinhangout forum..
>
>
> Ruben
>
--
Regards,
Evan M. Inker
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Nice to see an alternative for ufraw. Its been a bit of=A0=
a hassle to use ufraw even though its a package on OpenBSD as well as GIMP=
. I've found that RAW images are the easiest to work with especially if=
you do a lot of post-processing in photo software. The challenge with RAW =
is that whatever software you use, better make sure it supports the make AN=
D model of your camera. I have a Pentax K-5 and almost all photo software h=
as the ability to manipulate my RAW images but newer Pentax cameras like th=
e K-5 II have slightly different RAW files which at least 50% of the softwa=
re i've seen wont work with those ... Its easier to use Pentax's ph=
oto utility software to do manual processing of RAW than use GIMP in some c=
ases .......
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