Le 15 juin 2014 à 06:59, Moose <olymoose@xxxxxxxxx> a écrit :
> On 6/13/2014 6:18 AM, Chris Trask wrote:
>> It's becoming obvious that the trick to using glass filters is to
>> record the image as RAW colour, convert it to JPEG colour, and then B&W.
>
> Why go to JPEG before the B&W conversion? If, as you should, you convert RAW
> as 16 bit, then any twiddling with individual colors are less likely to lose
> tonal detail.
>
>> Or something like that. I find that doing this processing with the camera
>> is a bit cumbersome as I have a lim ited opportunity to judge the
>> saturation, etc. before doing the conversions.
>>
>> So, is there a PC software package that will import the RAW images and
>> let me do the processing in a more convenient environment?
>
> Olympus Viewer 3 is XP compatible, and free.
> <http://www.getolympus.com/us/en/software>
>
> It has a "Monotone" option, with yellow, orange, red and green filter
> emulations.
>
> Nothing like the flexibility of the various filter and conversion options in
> Adobe stuff, but no less than with the standard glass filters you were using,
> works with your OS, and the price is right.
> <http://www.getolympus.com/us/en/software>
> Solutary Moose
>
Agreed to the full.
"Shooting in one of the “RAW+” modes will result in two files saved on your
memory card
– a version in RAW format FOR ADVANCED PROCESSING
and a JPG version for IMMEDIATE viewing, printing, and distribution."
Source : Olympus. My capitals.
So Chris forget about JPEG until you "export as JPEG" your final fine-tuned
version in your right dimensions.
Trying is believing Philippe,
testing the spamless mode again :-(
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