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lighthound wrote:
I would choose the ARC image due to the slight increase in contrast but I like the sky better in the DPP. With that said however, if you were to hang these on oposite walls I don't think my eyes would pick up on the differences between them.
Yesterday I was reading up on my 70D's various High ISO NR and other settings and ran across some information I never knew about regarding the DPP software. This might be common knowledge to you Ben and others but I thought I mention it here as it might be relative to what you are showing here.
Only the DPP software will read your complete in-camera settings and carry them into the software with your Jpg images. All other programs including ARC will not. I know on my 70D there are a bunch of in-camera settings that are set as defaults and if you've never turned them OFF then the DPP software will pick up on them as it brings in your Jpg files.
Again, you might already know this but I just wanted to point this out just in case.
BTW... You captured some nice light there and a beautiful scene. ...Show more →
Thanks, I did not know this about the settings. All the settings I care about can be seen in Breeze Browser on the raws and I only shoot raws. The finished jpgs also have as much as I really care about like iso lens info and exposure stuff.
And of course, the lack of DR is a victim of choosing to work with a single exposure. DPP and ACR can both boost shadows and adjust exposure, but nothing like a blended image.
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