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Sorry Louis, I've got only silly things to show for: like this ...I seem to be alone on this thread...
Pffff - of course it's much better, Jørgen. Much more like your behemoth now ...The vertical grip for the E-M1 arrived today. Suddenly it's a totally different camera. Much better!
But seriously, the grip is a necessity and makes all the difference.
Maybe taming the highlights a bit might make the COLD beer slightly more appealing as well :grin:Now, I can imagine many prefer a COLD beer on a warm summer's day, but this time I guess it's the WARMER beer that's more appealing ... :angel:
My point was that “taming the highlights” in a JPEG inevitably leads to tears before bedtime. I imported the JPEG into the same Session and copied/pasted adjusted parameters from the Raw conversion, with the result seen below. Certain adjustments such as layer data were not transferred, but I did ensure that the CT was the same 9931°K, and exposure reduced 0.5 stop as was done in the “David” layer. This exercise convinced my friend David (yes, the very same!) to download the free C1 for Sony to use with his RX100.Maybe taming the highlights a bit might make the COLD beer slightly more appealing as well :grin:
Frivolous eBAY purchase
Olympus E-M5 w/14–54 Zuiko at 35mm 1/80 f/5.6 ISO 800 (handheld)
Agree, jpg's are fine when "close". Too much tinkering never becomes them well.My point was that “taming the highlights” in a JPEG inevitably leads to tears before bedtime. I imported the JPEG into the same Session and copied/pasted adjusted parameters from the Raw conversion, with the result seen below. Certain adjustments such as layer data were not transferred, but I did ensure that the CT was the same 9931°K, and exposure reduced 0.5 stop as was done in the “David” layer. This exercise convinced my friend David (yes, the very same!) to download the free C1 for Sony to use with his RX100.