Mostly I got perfect images from my e75 Sinar Back.
The problem sometimes shows up in highlight/overexposured areas. Strange squares.
A light centerfold effect in the blue sky in one image.
I use the standard CCD-file deliverd with the back and Brumbaer Tools / Lightroom.
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QUOTE (Tomas @ Mar 3 2008, 01:25 PM)
Mostly I got perfect images from my e75 Sinar Back.
The problem sometimes shows up in highlight/overexposured areas. Strange squares.
A light centerfold effect in the blue sky in one image.
I use the standard CCD-file deliverd with the back and Brumbaer Tools / Lightroom.
100% magnification:
Click to view attachmentClick to view attachmentClick to view attachment
The problem sometimes shows up in highlight/overexposured areas. Strange squares.
A light centerfold effect in the blue sky in one image.
I use the standard CCD-file deliverd with the back and Brumbaer Tools / Lightroom.
100% magnification:
Click to view attachmentClick to view attachmentClick to view attachment
i had that effect ( one time ) in an image. seems so that its an effect which can happen in strong overexposed zones in brumbaer.
Thank you Rainer.
I will test this more carefully later in the week and compare with CaptureShop
Maybe Brumbaer Tools are trying to recover to much and reach some kind of limit. I know, these are strong overeexposed.
I will test this more carefully later in the week and compare with CaptureShop
Maybe Brumbaer Tools are trying to recover to much and reach some kind of limit. I know, these are strong overeexposed.
QUOTE (Tomas @ Mar 3 2008, 06:06 PM)
Thank you Rainer.
I will test this more carefully later in the week and compare with CaptureShop
Maybe Brumbaer Tools are trying to recover to much and reach some kind of limit. I know, these are strong overeexposed.
I will test this more carefully later in the week and compare with CaptureShop
Maybe Brumbaer Tools are trying to recover to much and reach some kind of limit. I know, these are strong overeexposed.
yes this is what happens. the artefacts should be very rare, in captureshop these regions will e blown out completely.
The problem is solved. Thanks for your help and thank you Stephan for the solution.
Tomas
Tomas
I use the e75lv at times, and am curious to know the solution, please.
No problem.
Stephan sent me another version of the program.
It recover not so much as the original version and works better on some images.
Tomas
Stephan sent me another version of the program.
It recover not so much as the original version and works better on some images.
Tomas
QUOTE (BJNY @ Mar 9 2008, 01:39 PM)
I use the e75lv at times, and am curious to know the solution, please.
QUOTE (Tomas @ Mar 9 2008, 03:43 PM)
Stephan sent me another version of the program.
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so, is there a new Brumbear version coming out?
QUOTE (Tomas @ Mar 9 2008, 03:43 PM)
No problem.
Stephan sent me another version of the program.
It recover not so much as the original version and works better on some images.
Tomas
Stephan sent me another version of the program.
It recover not so much as the original version and works better on some images.
Tomas
which version number you received ?
1.45ß6 ? take care with this version it is about one stop more sensitive and blows out this data. i work with 1.45ß1 and prefer to make a lower exposed file as well, where do not happen similar artefacts.
QUOTE (rainer_v @ Mar 9 2008, 06:16 PM)
which version number you received ?
1.45ß6 ? take care with this version it is about one stop more sensitive and blows out this data. i work with 1.45ß1 and prefer to make a lower exposed file as well, where do not happen similar artefacts.
1.45ß6 ? take care with this version it is about one stop more sensitive and blows out this data. i work with 1.45ß1 and prefer to make a lower exposed file as well, where do not happen similar artefacts.
My original one is: 1.44, now I got: 1.45ß6.
I have compared the results and something between would be better.
Can you please mail me your verion rainer.
tomas@dafotech.se
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