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Marc - good luck with the further testing . I know only too well how easy it is to reject something out of initial disappointment . . . and then fall in love with it's good qualities later.
HI JaapDid you write that with your wife looking over your shoulder?:angel:
Yes, I've come around to being much more satisfied, thanks to the folks on this forum. C1 does make a difference as far as the M8 files are concerned. Jaap's demo of CA/Sensor bloom control from the 24/1.4 was pretty convincing. Hat's off to my dealer for allowing me to keep testing it before committing just about my entire equipment fund to one lensAre you now satisfied with the results from the 24/1.4?
Any more experience with that lens?
Regards, Tom
My C1 files seem more accurate than when coming out of LR to PS Ben. I keep losing a bit of contrast when processing out of LR, where the C1 files hold more true.I still can't get the output file from C1 to match how it shows in C1. Looks about a stop darker in PS and I'm using the right colour space, etc. Until I work that one out I can't actually use the program.
The loss of contrast is due to the working colour space in LR being ProPhoto and you can't change it, when you save the files out as another colour space it converts and you lose out. I've got a friend who just gave up on LR and moved to the Bridge/ACR workflow that I use just because of that. It's practically impossible to blow anything in ProPhoto, the colour space is so huge, when you save out in something like sRGB the histogram is going to look very different.My C1 files seem more accurate than when coming out of LR to PS Ben. I keep losing a bit of contrast when processing out of LR, where the C1 files hold more true.
Do you have your "working" monitor colorspace selected in C1?
Ben make sure C1 is like Prophoto and also PS working space is identical. Ignore my 60 percent reduction in file size that should be 100 percentI still can't get the output file from C1 to match how it shows in C1. Looks about a stop darker in PS and I'm using the right colour space, etc. Until I work that one out I can't actually use the program.
Looking for Mac software that will record what I am doing on screen along with voice. Like this http://tv.adobe.com/?trackingid=DXGGO#vi+f1582v1845Even a "walk you through" video like what Michael Reichman and Jeff Schewey did with Lightroom would be very helpful. Maybe a video with Guy or Jack and the C1 dude...... could be a money maker.
Try Screenflow http://www.telestream.net/screen-flow/overview.htmLooking for Mac software that will record what I am doing on screen along with voice. Like this http://tv.adobe.com/?trackingid=DXGGO#vi+f1582v1845
Perfect thanks so much
Ben,According to the help file the colour space for the pic and histo is based on the output colour space, no way to set a colour space apart from the output box. Am I missing something?
Darn, I was just going to say that ...Ben,
After you've done as Guy suggested above, you should go to View>Proof Profile and make sure it's set to "Current Recipe" or your default output color space. I suspect this is where your issue is.
Cheers,
Phew, finally! :ROTFL:Man-o-man, I spent part of today trying C1 with the M files ... and right you are. It blows away ACR ... especially in the color rendition and noise department.
Not only that, I took some shots at ISO 1250 and used C1 plus some PS techniques I've developed and the results were nothing like processing 1250 in ACR ... the files are much cleaner going in.
For some odd reason C1 just clicked for me and I'm off and running. Still like LR for work flow, but for these Leica M8 RAW files there is no comparison.
Next, I'm going to try some A900 files. C1 may move that camera up a useable ISO setting compared to ACR.
Thanks all, especially Jaap, Guy and Jack for the shove upward. :thumbs:
Marc I think you can but I will ping Doug on this to make sureDarn, I was just going to say that ...
here's a question ...
My current version of C1 is 4.3.1 XXXXXX ... according to my history I have 2 upgrades left.
How the heck do I upgrade? Can I upgrade to 4.8?
I can't figure it out off their website.
-Marc