11-03-2011, 08:06 AM
[quote name='PuxaVida' timestamp='1320306031' post='12638']
Thanks for the input Bryan...
In the past (before knowing about the ETTR) I had made some experiments by myself and I can confirm that higher ISO settings produce better results than lower ISOs with same aperture & shutter speed, then exposure push-up in ACR. Actually if I remember correctly I had used ISO 200 and ISO 800 to compare results, and it was obvious... Infact, the article in ChromaSoft tells the same as one of the aspects. However there are some other arguements there regarding the tone curves applied before or after the raw converter loads the image (and manipulates the exposure). Actually such kind of inputs based on experiences are what I'm looking for. The author of the article tells that various raw converters behave differently, and NX2 for instance, does a real trick for nef files resulting from active d-lighting usage.
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I use Capture One for almost all of my raw processing. I do not see the color shift (or Hue Twist) when utilize ETTR. If it is there, I do not notice it.
Thanks for the input Bryan...
In the past (before knowing about the ETTR) I had made some experiments by myself and I can confirm that higher ISO settings produce better results than lower ISOs with same aperture & shutter speed, then exposure push-up in ACR. Actually if I remember correctly I had used ISO 200 and ISO 800 to compare results, and it was obvious... Infact, the article in ChromaSoft tells the same as one of the aspects. However there are some other arguements there regarding the tone curves applied before or after the raw converter loads the image (and manipulates the exposure). Actually such kind of inputs based on experiences are what I'm looking for. The author of the article tells that various raw converters behave differently, and NX2 for instance, does a real trick for nef files resulting from active d-lighting usage.
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I use Capture One for almost all of my raw processing. I do not see the color shift (or Hue Twist) when utilize ETTR. If it is there, I do not notice it.