I wonder if the E-30 ORFs will have the same problem with lightroom that
the E-3 ORFs do?
Since portraiture is mainly what I do, I can't have that problem happening.
I can't remember what I thought of Capture One. I don't think I tried it
with the E-30.
Wonder if I can do another free trial and try it out with the E-30 files.
Whatever I go with needs to be relatively fast...or at the very least,
it can't be gut wrenchingly slow. I don't have time for slow. I am also
unwilling to make a trade off, fast processing but a poorer quality.
Shooting RAW+jpeg for now. Most of the time the jpegs are more than
acceptable.
Candace
Ken Norton wrote:
> Capture One gives amazingly good results with Olympus files. One thing ACR
> (and every Adobe variant) suffers with is the ability to get decent colors
> from Olympus files when the photograph was taken in mixed light. Both
> Capture One and the Olympus Studio/Master converters are able to get mixed
> light colors correct. This is absolutely a critical issue with the E-3, but
> is a problem with other bodies as well. The E-3 and Lightroom are NOT a good
> match at all for portraiture/wedding photography. Profiles only get you
> close most of the time, but when it fails it fails big time. Capture One,
> in particular tends to do something really nice in that it warms the
> backgrounds while maintaining proper skintones. To get the same backgrounds
> in Lightroom the skintones turn horrid. Might as well try and do portraiture
> with expired Fujichrome Velvia.
>
> Olympus Studio2 is actually very decent. It's a slug in the speed department
> and I'd prefer to have the thumbnails reflect the temporary edits like
> Lightroom does, but the program has been unfairly lampooned. The one thing
> I'd like it to do that it doesn't is live directly updating like Photo
> Mechanic does. There really isn't much that Studio2 doesn't do except
> support non-Olympus RAW files.
>
> AG
>
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