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Old 28th May 2006   #1
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Default what software u guys used to open ur camera RAW files?

i use photoshop primarily..but i realised that when i open my camera's RAW files under photoshop and other different applications like picasa2, the contrast and brightness look different

is it because of the calibration of monitor or colour profile used by the software?
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Old 28th May 2006   #2
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Default Re: what software u guys used to open ur camera RAW files?

Windows explorer....
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Old 28th May 2006   #3
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Default Re: what software u guys used to open ur camera RAW files?

I use Nikon View to view my RAW files and processed them on Nikon Capture
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Default Re: what software u guys used to open ur camera RAW files?

for viewing - microsoft raw viewer, editing - RAW plugin for Photoshop
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Old 29th May 2006   #5
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Nikon Capture.
To get view only, I used previewExtractor, faster than Nikon Capture.

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Old 29th May 2006   #6
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Default Re: what software u guys used to open ur camera RAW files?

Originally Posted by dr34mc4st3r
is it because of the calibration of monitor or colour profile used by the software?
It could be both, but the predominant cause is likely in the way different programs process raw files. Raw data is a fairly accurate and objective representation of the image. Conversion software may process (i.e. distort) this data in undocumented ways to achieve a "pleasing" image. Most conversion software allows to adjust white balance, contrast, brightness, curves, acuity, noise filtering, etc, or has several preset "styles" to choose from - you even can get greatly different results from the same raw filen using the same program.
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