dpreview выкатил обзор adobe lightroom 3
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/adobelightroom3/
Перлы там замечательные. Например:
Adobe's lens correction profile has done an excellent job here in terms of distortion correction, although interestingly, CA is much worse in the 'corrected' image. After some head-scratching we figured out why this is happening. Many Nikon DSLRs, including the D300 on which this JPEG image was taken, automatically remove CA in JPEG files. Adobe has confirmed that this lens correction profile was created using files that were converted from RAW images. So, what the profile is trying to do here is remove the known amount of CA it expects to encounter. Only in this instance the JPEG has already had the CA removed (in-camera) so Lightroom's corrections end up actually creating fringing.
Подобное поведение софта, кстати, ещё один повод избегать съёмки сразу в jpeg.
Перлы там замечательные. Например:
Adobe's lens correction profile has done an excellent job here in terms of distortion correction, although interestingly, CA is much worse in the 'corrected' image. After some head-scratching we figured out why this is happening. Many Nikon DSLRs, including the D300 on which this JPEG image was taken, automatically remove CA in JPEG files. Adobe has confirmed that this lens correction profile was created using files that were converted from RAW images. So, what the profile is trying to do here is remove the known amount of CA it expects to encounter. Only in this instance the JPEG has already had the CA removed (in-camera) so Lightroom's corrections end up actually creating fringing.
Подобное поведение софта, кстати, ещё один повод избегать съёмки сразу в jpeg.