Hi Chuck,
Sorry for the delayed reply. "Picture Modes" could indeed be the
problem. I didn't realize that the portrait mode says "RGB +1". Exactly
what channels that "ups", I don't know, but I bet that's the problem. I
will make sure to shoot in "natural", nothing changes at all in that
mode. My white balance seems fine.
I don't use the Olympus editing software, unless I absolutely have to,
so until I toy with that and a few images, I won't know. Won't have time
to do that until later today.
Currently I use Bridge to upload and convert to .dng at the same time
for RAW files so that I can edit them in ACR.
Thank you, and if I see anything odd or anything I have questions about
after working in Olympus Master, I will let you know. :-)
Candace
On 9/23/2011 3:44 PM, Chuck Norcutt wrote:
> Hot spots on skin says the red channel isn't being properly accounted
> for I should think. Try exposing 1/3 or 2/3 stops under the meter's
> recommendation. Or only use raw files.
>
> It just occurred to me... I don't know what sort of magic filters the
> E-30 can apply. Is it possible you've set something there or in white
> balance that's boosting the red (or suppressing blue& green) and you
> either don't know or have forgotten about it?
>
> Actually, I just looked at the E-30 manual and see that it has "Picture
> Modes" that mess with the color rendering. Check there and the white
> balance. Also, does the Olympus software produce an identical looking
> JPEG from the raw file?
>
> Chuck Norcutt
>
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