In part 1 of this series, I promised to show the tone curves for the various raw developers that I'm looking at. Here they are:

The Lightroom curves, for various settings of brightness and contrast - brightness has by far the most pronounced impact the image.

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Just before the Christmas break, I decided to spend some time over the holidays comparing Adobe’s Photoshop Lightroom, Apple’s Aperture and Phase One’s Capture One raw developer/digital asset management products.

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At long last, I've done something I've had on my to-do list for a long time now, which is to create a web space where I can put various files that might be useful to other people. It's at http://chromasoft.googlepages.com/.

Well, I learned something new this morning, thanks to a question that Baxter Bradford asked over on the LUF. What he asked was (in effect) whether the various Adobe raw products (Adobe Camera Raw, Lightroom) would pick up on a changed camera profiles in a DNG file.

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As part of my journey into digital imaging, I found myself writing CornerFix, which can be found on http://sourceforge.net/projects/cornerfix/. The image is a screen shot of the Mac version.

Over the past year or so, I've been involving myself more and more in the world of digital imaging. Photography isn't new to me - I was using a rangefinder while in school, developing and printing my own work.

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