I'm using Exposure 6.0.1 with e75LV and Hy6, when I take a picture of sometimes wich is white the color cast problem comes out clearly: green in the center and reddish on the sides of the image. This happen also with the 80mm Xenotar so it's not a problem caused by shifting. I tried to adjust it using the Shading calibration tool but it seems to doesn't work even in this newer version. Is Exposure 6.0.1 a complete and indipendent software or does it need to depend from other ref files provided with the back? thank you
Marco
Full Version: Exposure 6.0.1 and color cast problems
Dear Favalim,
It depends of course on the back specific reference files and they need to be applied. This being said, which eXposure version are you using?
There was a bug in the early version 6.0 and in some cases, when importing the files the reference files are not applied: this happens if you did install these reference files by copying them from your CD.
The latest 6.0.1 has this fixed.
Best regards,
Thierry
PS: just seen in the title that you are apparently using 6.0.1. Could you check if the ref. files are in your ref. folder? May be delete them and re-install them from the CD. If it does not work I shall ask "Goodi" to contact you.
It depends of course on the back specific reference files and they need to be applied. This being said, which eXposure version are you using?
There was a bug in the early version 6.0 and in some cases, when importing the files the reference files are not applied: this happens if you did install these reference files by copying them from your CD.
The latest 6.0.1 has this fixed.
Best regards,
Thierry
PS: just seen in the title that you are apparently using 6.0.1. Could you check if the ref. files are in your ref. folder? May be delete them and re-install them from the CD. If it does not work I shall ask "Goodi" to contact you.
QUOTE (favalim @ May 31 2008, 02:25 AM)
I'm using Exposure 6.0.1 with e75LV and Hy6, when I take a picture of sometimes wich is white the color cast problem comes out clearly: green in the center and reddish on the sides of the image. This happen also with the 80mm Xenotar so it's not a problem caused by shifting. I tried to adjust it using the Shading calibration tool but it seems to doesn't work even in this newer version. Is Exposure 6.0.1 a complete and indipendent software or does it need to depend from other ref files provided with the back? thank you
Marco
Marco
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Here it is the problem: deleted ref. files in the folder. The other problem now is that I don't find the CD anymore, is there a download version on the Sinar site? I don't find it.
Thank you Thierry for your excellent service.
Here it is the problem: deleted ref. files in the folder. The other problem now is that I don't find the CD anymore, is there a download version on the Sinar site? I don't find it.
Thank you Thierry for your excellent service.
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