Well, how about that. I have one too. I remember buying it (but I
don't know why) and loading it up once but never actually trying it and
then promptly forgetting it. One more thing to remember... right along
with the 6,783 things my wife and me have promised each other we'll look
up in Google just as soon as we get home from this drive. As a matter
of fact I think she started a written list on the last trip. It's still
somewhere in the car... I think. :-)
Chuck Norcutt
On 11/24/2013 6:52 PM, Moose wrote:
> For reasons that are obscure to me, I seem to have a registered copy. Just
> updated it. It will handle E-M5 files, but
> not yet those from the GX7. It has many controls, more or less like ACR. The
> NR says it's Noise Ninja Standard.
>
> Lens Correction has profiles for µ4/3 lenses. Unlike ACR, it allow one to use
> them or not and, if one is using one, to
> make manual adjustments to it. I've not compared the results to ACR, but
> assume they both use data from the lens? Having
> recently found occasion to apply further correction in PS to an ORF file
> processed in ACR, that's interesting.
>
>> >On the other hand it does cover most of the important basics.
> Assuming it does apply default dens corrections, it looks like enough for one
> who does most work in the editor proper.
> It doesn't have CA correction, which After Shot does have, and Oly doesn't do
> that automatically.
>
> One thing to check out is how well highlight recovery works. ACR is quite
> good at that crucial function.
>
> OTOH, for those used to doing most work in ACR, and only dipping into PS
> occasionally, or used to LR, After Shot Pro may
> be the better app.
>
> Applied Moose
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