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I shoot RWL raw with my D-lux 109. But the RWL files cannot be viewed in my iMac running Yosemite. I can see the images in both Lightroom and Photoshop and work with these files, no problems. But neither Preview or iPhotos can read the RWL format. This is bad because in Finder, the file size shows OK, yet dimension shows only 0 X 0. Therefore I cannot check them in finder. Is this just me? Or is this because Yosemite camera raw does not support Leica RWL format? Please help. Eddie -
Dear all, I just pruchased the Leica SL2 and APO Summicron SL 35mm F/2. However, I could not find the Camera Profile and Lens Profile for the new gears. It is strange as other photos taken by Leica M11 were recognized by Lightroom correctly. Please find the screenshots for your reference. I am using MacBook and Lightroom Classic. Please kindly advise. Your help is highly appreciated!! Thank you very much. Regards, Francis
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Hi everyone, I realize that neither Lightroom nor Camera Raw has the lens correction profile included for the D-Lux 5. Is there a way to get an additional plug-in to add that profile ? in case of a positive answer, where can I get it ? Thanks in advance. -
Adobe Camera Raw 8.1 Release Candidate (für Photoshop CS6) und Adobe DNG Converter 8.1 Release Candidate gibt's ab sofort zum Herunterladen bei Adobe Labs.
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I've opened 100 or so files to check, and thus far ACR 5.7b has not crashed with an M9 file on my Mac. Now if Adobe can just keep it stable into the final release version. Camera Raw 5.7 - Adobe Labs Lightroom 2.7 - Adobe Labs
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Would appreciate some help with fundamental concept of color temperature. I have done a lot of reading and am now somewhat confused. In the Adobe Camera Raw interface the color temperature slider moves from low (2,000 Kelvins, rendering things more bluish) to high temperatures (50,000 Kelvins, rendering things more reddish-yellowish). On the other hand, the CIE UCS Chromaticity Diagram shows the red color as we would expect, at about 2,000 K, and as color temperature increases, the colors reach white at about 5,800 K, and go on to light blue at 10,000 to 50,000 K. A copy of the CIE-UCS diagram is at handprint : color temperature, about 1/3 down the page. I would appreciate some help (maybe a pointer) in reconciling these opposite trends in color as temperature increases.
